Soul Worth More Than Wealth Shown In Sermon
Evangelist L C Moore preached on the value of the soul at First Baptist Church, arguing no wealth or science can recover a lost soul. He urged parents to care for children and neighbors, and delivered sermons on marriage and on morality versus Christianity.
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Ward
First Baptist Church
Evangelist L. C. Moore
Hades
Mr. Moore
Mexico
Crrranan
United States
Soma
Attendees Visit Cedar Rapids Methodist Evangelistic Forward Movement
Clergy from Grace M. Fu church Lin den M. B. church and First Methodist joined the Methodist Evangelistic Forward Movement convention in Cedar Rapids. Sessions led by Bishops T. F. Henderson E. H. Hughes and Frank M. Bristol with additional helpers. A K and I fair at Ki P hall advertised for Feb 14 15.
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Grace M. Fu Church
E. A. Baker
Linden M. B. Church
First Methodist Church
Methodist Evangelistic Forward Movement
Cedar Rapids
T. F. Henderson
E. H. Hughes
Frank M. Bristol
Lincoln Birthday Banquet Address by Burton E Sweet in Rutherford NJ
Burton E Sweet of Waverly delivered the principal address at the Rutherford Republican club annual banquet honoring Abraham Lincoln's birth. He extolled public opinion as the ruling force in a republic and praised Lincoln's breadth, moral courage, and empathy with working people. He urged Republicans to stay united, support protection, neutrality in war, and preparedness, aiming for victory in November 1916.
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Waverly
Rutherford Repubican Club
Rutherford
N. J
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Rome
Chicago
Ottawa
Ilinois
Douglas
Republican Party
New Jersey
Party
United States
Plans to raise funds for Westminster church budget
Two large congregations greeted Rev. A C Preston new Westminster Presbyterian pastor. I Munger treasurer announced an Avery member canvass for March 6. Last year's budget was met in two hours 45 minutes by canvassing teams. next year's goal will be slightly larger but hoped to be raised in a few hours. Details to be worked out in advance.
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A. C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
I. Munger
Pink Pills advertised for schoolgirl complexion
A health advertisement claims eruptive facial pimples in teens arise from indigestion or anemia and can be fixed by Dr Williams Pink Pills. It asserts the pills build red blood, restore appetite and vigor, and aid the nervous system. Sold by druggists or mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY with pamphlet available.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Cure a Cold in One Day Propaganda Tablet Ad
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to stop cough and headach es and cure the cold in one day. It promises a refund if it fails and bears Druggist signature E. Grove on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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W. Grove
Cummins Presses Wilson on Mexican Policy in Minnesota
Senator Cummins assails President Wilson for vacillating on preparedness and Mexican policy in a St Paul speech before the Republican club. He argues US intervention may be needed to preserve decency and dignity, citing mixed actions in Mexico and criticizing wartime leniency toward Villa and incidental events.
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St. Paul, Minn
Wilson
Cummins
Eineeln Republican Club
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