Billy Sunday Sermon Draws 7000 at Tabernacle Crowd
More than seven thousand people crowded the tabernacle on Seventh and Commercial Streets for Billy Sunday’s sermon on tests of the true Christian. Traffic clogged nearby streets as attendees arrived early. hundreds were turned away for lack of space while the choir filled the building, and Sunday urged civic duty to vote against the saloon proposition.
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Faith and Courage Urge Church Workers To Embrace Heroic Duty
A sermon urges Christians to mirror the courage of historic fighters and leaders. The speaker calls for church members to embody the spirit of Nelson, Wayne, Paul Jones, and Otter, and to defend faith with deeds amid calls for spiritual awakening and moral reform in Waterloo.
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Cattle Hook Catalog From Prating Office Seeks Approval
A government office requests the latest cattle hook catalog to be sent to the Superintendent of the Irr Pri Government Prating Office. The item is richly described with decorative embellishments across 55 pages and priced at 1.
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Chronic Disease Treatment Claim With Electricity Offer
An advertisement claims to treat rheumatism stomach troubles and nervous fatigue using a combination of drugs and electricity. It targets heavy people noting weight loss promises and asserts high success with chronic ailments and no fountain of youth. The offer includes a 50 cent to one dollar cash fee and promises savings over medical bills.
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