India To Become Dry Across Vast Region Organizer Says
Miss Mary Campbell, United Presbyterian temperance organizer for India, predicts broad prohibition as India’s 220 million people move toward dry areas within years. She travels for the WCTU convention in Philadelphia and plans talks across New England and central states starting in September. Campbell cites local option in Punjab and notes strong Hindu support, while praising cooperation from Methodist, Presbyterian, and Brethren missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Mary Campbell
United Presbyterian Church
Missip
W. CC. T
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Miss. Campbell
Miss Campbell
Punjab
United States
Associated Press
Illinois
America
Congress
Campbell
Buel
George
Prince of Wales
Erronceus Deus
Hubakkuk
Fred McMillan
Des Moines
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian] Church
Africa
China
Japan
Jagger
Aimritsar
Panjab
Lord Cliett
England
Jehason
Frances F. Willard
Theodore Roosevelts Nine Reasons to Go to Church
Theodore Roosevelt promotes church attendance arguing a community’s decline when people abandon religious needs. He cites church work cultivating responsibility, the abundance of Sundays, the value of sermons, Bible reading, congregational singing, neighborly contact, and visible faith through works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Am I My Brother's Keeper in Bible Talks
William Jennings Bryan examines Ezekiel as a watchman and the moral duty to warn others. He contrasts Christ's positive golden rule with Confucian negation, urges courage to warn against danger, and links duty to love. He argues fear of rebuke cannot excuse inaction and emphasizes faith as life's foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty William Jennings Bryan
Fis
Huogh
Hazaktel
Ezekiel
Cnrld
Israel
Srael
Cain
Neal
China
Breid
Fle
Bzekiel
Acor- Wong
House of Israel
Ian
Mar
Waterloo churches feature talks and music this weekend
Mrs. Ella Hobart of Waterloo will speak at Central Christian church Sunday at 8 PM on the work of the Christian church among southern Negroes. The First M. E. and various other downtown churches announce musical programs, sermons, and church activities with organ preludes, solos, and orchestral selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hobart
Southern Christian Institute
Edwards
Miss
Central Christian Church
Roy
Benjamin W. Tate
The
Christian Church
Christ
Christ Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Henry Iblings
H. T. Wagner
Charien Felsing
Harry McCowen
Albert, Greeley
Iblings
Thiings
First
Presbyterian
J. R. Macartney
S. J. Crowe
D. D
New Castle
Mercury Hits 97 Hottest of Summer Season
After a spell of intense heat the wind shifted west, bringing cloud cover and showers. Government records show a 97 degree daytime high, three degrees above prior peak, while oats wheat and potatoes suffered from the heat and a 67 degree low was logged overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenenl
Wellington
A H. Reachler
Church of the Grebe
Iowa
Se . P
Church Directory Lists Local Baptist and Antioch Congregations
Sunday services start at 9:30 and 11 with a 7 30 p m evening worship. Prayer meetings occur Thursday and Wednesday evenings at various churches including First Jefferson Park Walnut Street Lime and Walnut and Antioch with Rev Ro N McDonald and Rev G W Nesby named among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elven
Baptist
Burton and
Teh
Kelford
Jeferson and Park
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
Ro N. McDonald
Antioch Teatered
Douglas
G. W. Nesby
Carmel
Bourtheast Trey
G. W. Carter
jPrayer
Park West
Eoa
Lepel
Suniay
P.m
Fifth East
Rein Ke
Alas Bridge
Riliaaa
Ilines Central
Roy Gratin
Catholic Mass Schedules for St Josephs and Sacred Heart
Catholic notices list St Josephs at Third and Malb with Rev Edward J Slattery and Rev Mid F Toomey offering Masses at 6 30 and 8 30. Sacred Heart at Fourth and Rand with Trev John M Monties and Rev Py Malone offering Masses at 6 39 and 10 with dollar amounts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee St. Josephs
Edward J. Slattery
Mid F. Toomey
M. Sacred Heart
Rand
John M. Monties
Py Malone
Gai Reflects On PEOPLE As Grass In The Universe
A 1921-3 sermon excerpt contrasts people with eternal God, calling most “grass” who grow, flourish, wither and pass away. It cites Job and Isaiah to argue some men rise beyond mere humanity, becoming God-man by accepting God’s fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grassman
Job
Song of Deliverance by Native Chinese in 1921 Famine
A dramatic famine-era hymn praises Miss Anna V. Blough of the Church of the Brethren after she aided starving villagers in Shansi. The Chinese farmer author Liang Chen child of THwei Li writes of famine, Red Cross grain relief, and turning to Christ amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Anna V. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Hwei Li
Ping Ting
Shansi
Miss Blough
U. V. Blough
Liang’ Chen
Thwei Li
Lleir
Christ
Brough
Miss Brough
American Red Cross
Religious Services Directory for Lafayette Park and Surroundings
A fragmented listing of church names, locations, and service times across Lafayette Park area. Includes Rev. Maurus Tiherle and Rev. Theodore Plymouth-Wsinut with masses and midweek services, plus multiple denominations such as Christadelphian, Christian, Christian Science, Episcopalian, and Evangelical with addresses and weekly schedules.
Religious Services Directory Fragment
A fragmented listing of church services and religious groups with multiple denominations and addresses. Includes Free Methodist First Franklin Lane Hebrew Congregation Sons of Jacob Latter Day Saints Lutheran Lutheran Danish South Fifth First Maple High Immanuel Walnut Vine St Luke’s English Trinity American Seventh Day Adventist United Brethren United Presbyterian Universalist and Salvation Army notices with varied times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and Lane
T. J. Puller
Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
Birst
Henry Mueller
S.S
Immanuel
Ene Wiekel
St. Luke's
L. H. Lesher
Trinity American
F. Herbert Moenlmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Jennings Bryan
Republica Syndicates
God
Perdition
Mr. Bryan
Evening Courier
Mble
Harding
South
Christian Institute
M. E. Church
First M. E
Albert Scholin
Cedar Falls
Eugene Ailen
First Methodist Church
Mildred Wittick
A. BE. Overtone
Rogers
Largo
Handel
Bonnet
Albert Schalin
Schlepegreilj
Cornet
LeBanoj
Scholin
Barmhouse
R. F. Hurbhurt
Walnut Street Baptist
R. N. McDonald
Northern Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Baptist Young People’s Tuiion
Formarly
Westminster Presbyterian
A. C. Preston
East Park Presbyterian
Anna W. Moody
Church of the Redeemer
Otto S. Raspe
Church Directory
Free Methodist Church
Cedar River Park
T J. Fuller
Franklin and
Lane Streets
Gai
A. R
Camis
Devil
Misa Miouch
Hetk
Satan
Himegell
Christadelphian, Erdesla—Fifth and
Randolph
S. S
A. m
Gentral
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE_ First
Maren-Place
B. Mounsey
Denver
Thomas Horton
D. BD
Communnion
A.m
Evangelical
Calvary
Newetl
da Baumeartner
Pirst—Park
Tafaretti
Ter
Inten
F. Smith
Logan Avenue
Pane
T.ngan
Athen Schelin
J. A. Deedrick
Latter Day Saints
Parker
Colum i
A. Hall
Randolupi
B. Hurlburt
B.D. Grace
BJ. Lackwood
D. D. Sinden
Archer
WW. Marrap
St. Paul's
Broadway
C. L. Luce
Meyton M. Lewis
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Igorge Moody
Wirst—Park
Mulberry
Ray
Totin Robertson Macartney
D. D. Worthrginster
Bulleu
Avalon
D. J. Gretzinger
Westminster
Archibald Campbell Preston
Cedar Heights
J. Coorth
Seventh Day Adventist
Waterloo Woman's Club
J. C. Clemens
United Brechren
Graves
Pourthey Allen
United Presbyterian, First
Second
J. C. Rankin
Universalist
Church
Percy R. Wood
Johnson Bank
Towa
Helen Lumpe
Black Hawk Bank Bldg
EHONE
Avant’s
Maral
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!