Texas Methodists rally behind 320 mission workers abroad
The Texas drive to raise 5 million dollars includes 32 Texas missionaries serving seven countries and many stations worldwide. A belated list names nurses, teachers, evangelists from Dallas Houston Belton Gatesville Albany and other Texas towns, working in Africa China Japan Korea Brazil Mexico Cuba and beyond. The program begins May 18 as Texas methods contribute one seventh of the total.
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Texas
Kathryn Wilson
Dallas
Tex
Wembo
Niama
Africa
Charlie Holland
Moscow
Rex
Lambuth Memorial Training School For Bible Women
Kobe
Japan
Mary la Mar
Houston
Collegio Americano
Petropolis
Brazil
Rachel Jarrett
Red Water
Lela M. Putnam
Albany
Bello Horizonte
Lelia Roberts
Bonham
Methodist Normal School
Saltillo
Mexico
Lizzie Stradley
Central Texas Conference
Collegio Piracucaba
Carey E. Touchstone
Merkel
Tex Levangelist
Soochow
China
Sid R. Anderson
Rising Star
Sungkiang
James S. Oxford
Turnersville
Palmore Institute
The
Charles A. Long
Anson
Cherokeeounty
Granbery College
Juiz de Fora
Mary A. Tarrant
Galveston
Huchow
Maggie J. Rogers
Marlin
Maria L. Gibson
Mittie Shelton
Stamford
Virginia
Sue Stanford
Waco
Laura V. Edwards
Hereford
Songdo
Korea
Agnes Elise Graham
Comanche
Wonsan
Edith Park
Mex
Virginia Booth
San Marcos
Collegio Palmore
Chihuahua
Ethel McCaughan
Corpus Christi
Colegio Palmore
Norwood Wynn
Annie Churchill
Uvalde
Colegio
Eliza Newman
Cuba
Rebecca Toland
Beeville
Irene Toland
Matanzas
Etta Lee Woolsey
Bay City
Wem- Niama
J. W. Daniel
Cotilla
Bless That Stove and a Sailor's Return
Margery, left alone on furlough, fends for herself by fixing the kitchen range and preparing a supper. Radford H., a returning sailor, helps with the stove and stays for dinner, sparking a reunion with Margery and her brother Bob. The pair form a bond as Radford promises to visit again, ending with a cheerful refrain from the saga’s kitchen.
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Mumsey
Sue
Bob
Margery 5
Margery
Father
Radford H
Tom
Radford
Tom R
Bob S
Scott
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than other diseases put together and for ears it is supposed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. One Hundred Dollars reward for any case it fails to cure. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ingalls Eulogy of Grass Highlights Nature's Forgiving Power
The piece extols grass as mankind's healer and eternal, renewing force. It contrasts grass with war and decay, noting its resilience through winter and spring. The essay credits John J. Ingalls and recalls its first printing in the Duluth Herald via the Kansas Magazine, during his ownership.
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John J. Ingalls
Duluth Herald
Kansas Magazine
Senator Ingalls
666 Quick Relief Ad for Liver Ailments
An old advertisement claims 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by a torpid liver. The copy emphasizes rapid action and bodily symptoms addressed by the remedy.
Horseshoe superstition saves Fayette soldier in shelling
Lieut. Law rence Settles of Fayette recounts a close call during a Friday shelling with the Eighty Ninth Division. He and his sergeant sheltered in a low ground fold after spotting a horseshoe print in a shell hole, narrowly avoiding a deadly blast and crediting superstition for saving his life.
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Missouri
Lawrence Settles
Fayette
Eighty-ninth
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN is a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It stimulates and regulates and is very pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
World's Greatest Force in Mother's Apple Dumplings
A Toledo Blade feature celebrates motherly love as the secret force behind irresistible apple dumplings, praising family care and kitchen tradition as the recipe for flavor.
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Toledo Blade
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