Congress on Christ and the call for reform in faith and politics
The text presents remarks attributed to Woodrow Wilson and others urging spiritual renewal amid unrest. It links the Russian Revolution to denied rights and capitalist exploitation, calling for cleaner life and systemic change. Truett voices a longing for lasting peace and an end to wars worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnusson
Woodrow Wilson
Thor
George
Wilson
Mosis
Jonnso
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Truett
Johnson and la Follette
Wilson and Truett
Congress
Christ
Winston Salem Journal
Timely farm tips and garden notes for August
August is the best time to cull flocks select productive hens and manage orchards for best fruit quality. Compare well cared for sprayed fertilized trees with knotty worm eaten apples and consider lime and crimson clover sowing this fall to boost yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Steele
Primitive cave man home near Statesville frontier
A vivid, tongue in cheek account describes a cave man dwelling near Amity and Cham urg borders. The writer details a primitive interior with a rifle, fiddle, celebrities carved on wood panels, and simple fare while imagining life with elves and goblins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamurg
Barringer
Amity Highway
B. C. Howard
Mr. Howard
Etelka Gerster
Adelini Patti
Sarah Bernhardt
Jennie Lind
Theda Bara
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chapline
Fatty Arbuckle
Cave Man
W. D. Troutman
Statesville Landmark
Schedule of editor price list mocks public figures and virtue
A Cleveland Star item ridicules a country weekly editor’s proposed fees for flattering or denigrating locals. It lists absurd charges from calling a lazy citizen to praising a coward, praising a gossiping woman, deriding a preacher, and recalling Volstead era zeal, ending with a jab at auctioning praise for a stingy merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Star
Country Weekly
Joan Barleycorn
Funnel Club
Call Against Bootlegger’s Traffic Across the Land
The article denounces bootleggers abroad and at home urging resistance to their criminal trade. It argues every purchaser and drinker aids crime and makes lawfulness a supreme test of a nation’s survival and civilization.
Indian migrant tale sparks debts over a receipt
An Oklahoma editor recounts an old Indian paying for his paper and demanding a receipt. The Indian insists the receipt matters for St Peter at the gate, claiming if unpaid debts are found he will be sent to hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Reflector
Oklahoma
Big Gate
St. Peter
Peter
Rus
Hell
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We Return Inc
Aes Bbb Ee
R. C. Rivers
the Rivers Printing CO
Congress ON Christ
London
Ameri Ians
Toor
Atv
Tewt
Fea
Wes
Iredell
Bank For Savings
Blowing Rock, N. C
A. M. Thibodeau
Paris School of Beauty
Boone Drug Company
Rexall Store
Alabama
Georgia
John B. Stetson
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