Lincoln Man of God editorial review in St Louis Globe Democrat
Editorial examines Abraham Lincoln as a religious figure, tracing his belief in divine guidance through quotes and anecdotes. It cites Dr John Wesley Hill’s book Lincoln, Man of God, noting Lincoln’s mystic faith, daily conduct, and view of himself as an instrument of a higher power guiding the nation through the Civil War. It praises Lincoln’s humanity and enduring moral influence.
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Man OF God
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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God
Abraham Lincoln
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John
Wesley Hill
Putmams
Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Springfield
Hit
Peter Akers
Salem
Springfeld
Order of Jesus
Washington
Otenchon
Marco
Chicago
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White House
Initer
Statesman
Dr. Hill
Notes of the Shows and Theatres in Chicago Arts Scene
The Chicago theatre scene lists Mecca at the Auditorium hosting Lenore Ulric in a matinee, with Raymond Hitchcock and Otis Skinner in rival shows. Clare Eames heads a new Queen of Scots company, Patricia Collinge readies Just Suppose at Blackstone, Irene plays Waterloo soon marking the hundredth Chicago performance. Wey Downs East will appear as a spring picture at Waterloo.
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Mecca
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Lenore Ulric
Powers Theatre
That City
Raymond Hitchcock
Otis Skinner
Witness
Hitchcock
Tulinol
Clare Eames
Prince and Pauper
Queen of Scots
Mr. Drinkwater
iPatricia Collinge
Blackstone Theatre
Miss Collinge
Waterloo
Lillie
Irene
Wey Downs East
Zocm
Waterloo Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Harry Beresford
Jans Cow completes run then heads east to Philadelphia
Jans Cow and her company will finish their Chicago run at the Cort theater next week and proceed to Philadelphia for a subsequent engagement before touring larger eastern cities. Miss Cowell hay’s prosperous Chicago season marks a highlighted point for the star as Eleanor Painter and Floradora’s company occupy the Stu adebaker theater and the old time light operas impress audiences. Jack Norworth, a major Chicago favorite, is appearing at the Central in his new comedy classic My Lady Friends.
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Jans Cow
Cort Theatre
Philadelphia
Miss Cowl Hay
Chicago
Eleanor Painter
Floradora’ Company
Stuadebaker Theatre
Jack Norworth
the Central
His Trouble Is All Gone
A reader from Kearney New Jersey reports relief from back and kidney pains after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement promises quick action easing backache urinary irregularities rheumatic pains and swollen muscles with no habit forming drugs and states the medicine is sold everywhere.
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Clark Ave
Kearney
N. J
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