Open Confession at Walnut Street Baptist Week Two
The second week of special meetings at Walnut Street Baptist Church opened with a large crowd and enthusiasm. Rev F Q Brown led prayer as Mr Greenwood spoke on Open Confession urging Christians to witness and serve. He warned against secret faith and portrayed the Rome arena scene as a test of conviction. A noon shops meeting and a four-address Holy Spirit series followed with male attendees centered in the main area.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. Q. Brown
St. Paul's M. BE. Church
Greenwood
Christ
Seph
Arimethea
Jesus Christ
Rome
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Claim
Positively states Foley's Honey and Tar Compound clears thick mucus and phlegm, opens air passages, stops hoarse cough, and brings peaceful sleep. Warold Berg of Massachusetts endorses the product, praising rapid relief for coughs and colds.
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Crold
Foley
Warold Berg
Mass
Pythians Plan Big District Meeting This Fall
Helmet lodge Knights of Pythias voted to host the district convention in this city with delegates from 18 lodges across several counties expected. Carleton Sias, chancellor commander, began arranging details for a one day event likely to draw about 500 attendees. Grand officers may attend as well. The gathering will include afternoon and evening sessions and an initiation class that night. A committee on arrangements will be appointed.
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Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Carleton Sias
Sias
Pastors to Assist in Public Installation
Rev. John Macartney will be installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church with ministers from nearby and Chicago. Rev. A Macartney D D of Kenwood Evangelical Church will preach the installation sermon and Rev. Evert G Beyer will conduct the service. Charges will be given by Rev. Fahs and Lanham, with the installation prayer by Rev. Davies and presiding by Rev. Sanford. Special music will accompany the ceremony. Public invited.
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John Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
A. Macartney
D. D
Kenwood Evangelical Church
Chicago
Evert G. Beyer
David W. Fahs
RE. W. Lanham
D. D. Davies
D. B. Sandford
Newlyweds May Stay Here After Ceremony
William Po Spry officiated at the First Methodist parsonage to unite Willa M Wheeler and Harry Dunlap of Independence. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chesley then consider furniture work in this city if a suitable location is found. Crystal theatre today features Alice Doyce in Vipers, a masterpiece. Do not miss.
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Revo
William Po. Spry
Willa M. Wheeler
Harry Dunlap
Independence
Wallace Chesley
Waterloo Boys at Battlefield Report From Mainz Trip
John Kaltenbach shares postcards and letters from his sons Frederick and Adolph in Germany dated September 14 and 8. They near Belford heard heavy guns on the battlefield and traveled the Black Forest by bike. They saw wounded soldiers, including a barefoot Frenchman among the Germans, and found relics at Mulhausens including a bullet. They plan to visit Liege Namur and other fields before Switzerland. The card shows an English soldier bandaged head to toe with "Good by merry old England."
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John Kaltenbach
Frederick
Adolph
Germany
Jingelheim
Belford
Batttlefield
Black Forest
Mulhausens
Switzerland
Liege
Namur
Old England
John W. Kepple of Nashua Is Dead
Nashua reports the death of John W. Kepple of Nashua at Lyle while en route from Minneapolis to home. He suffered rheumatism and heart trouble, sought treatment, grew weak near Albert Lea, died at a hotel after medical aid. He leaves wife deceased years ago and sons M. A., Clarence, and Lloyd. two Montana sons expected for funeral. Freeman Bell also dies near town after illness and stroke, survived by widow, a daughter and a son.
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Nashua
John W. Kepple
M. A. Kepple
Case & Company’s
Lyle
Minneapolis
Kepple
M. A
Albert Lea
Fred
Ionia
Clarence
Lloyd
Montana
Freeman Bell
Oak Hill
Mr. Bell
Heavy rainfall overnight floods city streets and stores
Rainfall totaled nearly two inches by 7 am after a light spritz earlier. Totals imply an inch fell after 7 am as overcast skies darkened the city by 8:30. Ground is saturated from a heavy September fall, with Alice Joyce showing in a Crystal model society drama.
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Alice Joyce
the Crystal
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Advertised Locally
An old newspaper ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a powerful digestive aid. It cites testimonials from Ohioan residents, claiming quick relief from stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments after a single dose. The notice promotes nationwide success and urges readers with chronic stomach trouble to try the remedy.
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Mayr
May
Z. Kk, Toder & Son
Wangler Bros. Co
Struck by Motorcycle on Fourth Street Bridge
J R Emery of Ossinn struck a pedestrian yesterday afternoon on the Fourth street bridge. The pedestrian suffered only slight injuries as Emery rode at a fast pace and the pedestrian stepped onto the road 100 feet from the crossing without looking. The rider reported the accident at police headquarters. Mrs John Gillen travels to Minneapolis then Sioux City where her husband has a new position with Humphrey Hat works.
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J. R. Emery
Ossinn
Fourth Street
Sioux City
John Gillen
Minneapolis
Humphrey Hat Works
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