Revival Clash Highlights Southern Church Talk
In Chicago on December 9, Southern Methodist members at South Park Church heard sharp criticism of sensational revivalism from Bishop H Vincent. Editor J A Adams of the Dallas Times urged revivalism has shaped Methodism, while Pastor J P Bushingham proposed a brief discussion between Vincent and Adams to seek common ground.
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Chicago
South Park Methodist Church
H. Vincent
J. P. Brushingham
J. A. Adams
Adams
Advance
Dallas Times
Methodist Church
Christ
Mr. Adams
John Wesley
Adame
Vincent
Dr. Adams
Tar Side Of Globe Learns From Ames News
An OCR fragment discusses education and gender roles in agricultural colleges, noting women’s neglected place in science education and calling for broader inclusion. It cites the Commonwealth States and South Wales as contexts, with a note on efficiency and a Courier wanted.
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Tar Side
Globe
Ames
Amie
South Wales
Selenes
Phy Questian
Seraphic Heights Hospital Opens to Public
Immense crowd exceeds 5000 at Seraphic Heights hospital public opening yesterday afternoon. W C F N company provided extra parking as many arrived by car or on foot despite cold. Directors and hospital auxiliary officers guided guests through the building, with emphasis on the fourth floor operating room and its glass and white enamel equipment. Waterloo Ladies orchestra provided music. refreshments served in the dining room. A planned second opening was cancelled due to incoming patients.
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Seraphic Heights Hospital
W., C. F. and N. Company
Waterloo
Souls Saved at Revival Services at Waterloo Holiness Mission
Revival services at the Waterloo Holiness Mission Corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets continue with unusual interest. Souls are being saved or sanctified at nearly every service. Rev Gowland preaches strong soul searching sermons aided by Mrs Levi in altar work and singing. Meetings will continue this week.
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Waterloo
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Gowland
Levi
Store Adds Daytime Hours To Improve Service
Notice from Vetter & Waters to customers announcing later opening hours will begin on December 76th. They ask patrons to shop during the day for prompt, efficient service and extend thanks for their support.
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Vetter & Waters
Grandfather's White Velours Hat Displayed in Ad
A vintage hat is described as white velours with black velvet trim and white braid. The stock highlights its association with a grandfatherly style and notes it pairs with tailored salts for wear.
Won by Moonlight in a Moonlit Harbor Ballroom
A romantic scene unfolds as Tom and Amy linger after a dance under a June moon by the harbor. Confession and a first kiss seal their love as they plan to walk a moonlit path together, promising to keep their bond true despite public gaze.
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Ora Anice Eastman
Tom
Amy
W. G. Chapman
Milk program marks 21st year with one infant death
Nathan Straus's milk protection effort reaches its twenty first year with only one infant death among 2,200 babies served last summer. Modified and pasteurized milk supplied from 2,193,684 bottles distributed through depots. Pneumonia caused the single fatality.
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Straus Stations
Nathan Straus
London sales drive high prices for rare fabrics
In July a tapestry piece fetched £216 per square foot, about $1,050, at a London sale. A Persian rug measuring eight by five feet five inches sold for £6,250 or $26,250, featuring a quarterfoil green panel on a pink ground with green borders and a pink edge.
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London
Paris
After Dinner Speech Delights Guests at Pumperton Home
Pumperton arrives late, but his after dinner talk wins hearty laughter and a long encore. He claims to have added new stories and captivated the room, while his wife quips that he should have worn a vest on leaving the house.
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Pumperton
John
Wedding glove innovation eases ring placement for brides
A novelty wedding glove uses an unstitched slit in the inside seam of the third finger to let a bride slip her finger through and present the ring without removing the glove. Origin traced to a bride who lost a right arm, inspiring a glove design to simplify the moment.
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Fla Boon
Humor in Maine Speech Exaggeration Frames Local Tale
A Maine storyteller Jabish Furlong shares tall tales filled with playful exaggeration. He recalls firing at a squirrel and partridge, the gun kicking him into a brook, and emerging with a mink mushquish and trout in his pocket while describing life with humorous rural flair.
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Maine
Maiia
Jabish Furlong
McKusick
Thad
Gunutog
Jabish
Furder
The Fish Hawk and the Shad Run Timing
Gloucester fisher folk use the fish hawk as a seasonal signal for shad runs and spring planting. They say hawks arrive from March to April, often by April 12, guiding work on the bay and along the coast from Florida. Mrs J E Park returns from a two week visit to Cameron, Rutledge, St Joseph, and Des Moines.
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Gloucester
Fish Hawk
Jersey
Florida
Fishing Gazette
J. EK. Park
Rey
Mra
J. K
Summer School Solves Problem In American Education
A new wave of summer schools expands access to higher training for teachers across the United States. In Knoxville 2406 students from 33 states and 3 foreign countries took 189 courses, while Wooster saw about 1109 attendees. Ohio hosts thousands of teachers in summer programs, with UNC attendance doubling to 450 and Greensboro offering an eight week session attracting 200 teachers. Winthrop College focused on industrial education with national experts. The Courier seeks the caller’s address after a reported automobile accident details, noting two men were said to be seriously injured.
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United States
Philander P. Claxton
South
Middle West
Knoxville
Carolinas
University of North Carolina
Normal School
Greensboro
N. C
Winthrop Normal College
Rock Hill
S. C
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