Muhlenburg Sermon Sparked Revolutionary Fealty At Woodstock
The Shenandoah Valley hosts a Muhlenburg centennial program in Woodstock with Lutherans and German-Americans. Rev. Peter Muhlenburg’s dramatic exit from the pulpit to command Continentals is recounted along with exhibits of his robe, communion vessels, and baptismal font. The observance runs Tuesday to Thursday with addresses by Rev. Henry Manken Jr and Capt. F. A. Muhlenburg, and ends with a historical address by Dr. A. R. Wentz and a pageant by the Labher League.
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Muhlenburg
Far
Woodstock
Paul
Patrick Henry
Shenan Valley
Pennsylvanie
Maryland
Spratt
Woodhusegay
Seenantey
Winchester
Lutheran Synod
Virginia
Paul Henkel
Muhlenbueg
Dlenkel
Hlon O. Henkel
New Market
Mt. Airy Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Emanuel Church
R. H. Cline
Henry Manken, Jr
Washington
Otto V. Pence
Shehandoah. V
C. Brown. Cox
Marion
Jona "W. Wayland
Valley
Opera House
F. A. Muhlenburg
Reading
Ray
Lopburg
Theat Raph Ue
Saan Ok
Gavents Thomas
Franklin Menger
Penna
A. R. Wentz
Gettysburg
Labher League of the
A. D. Henkel
C. W. Cassell
T. A. Graves
Otto Pence
Lutheran Conference
Elon C. Henkel
W. J. Finck
Gen
Peter Muhlenburg
Pennsylvania
America
Henry Melchoir Muhlenburg
Col
Conrad Welser
Germany
Peter
College of Pennsylvania
Europe
Hard Coal Peace Sought Fails As Arbitration Folds
New York January 10 The first Sunday session of the hard coal conference ends without agreement as miners reject the revised Markle plan. A proposed five year settlement would have a three member Hughes controlled board to study wage issues and set retroactive raises while ensuring steady coal supply. The plan includes joint district commissions to boost cooperation and efficiency, but the operators vote no.
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New York
Iman
Markle
Charles B. Hugh
Hughes
United Mine Workers of America
Charles Evans Hughes
International Union
Philadelphia pastor Muhlenberg dies after landmark church work
The collector of the port of Philadelphia General Muhlenberg, famed for a Woodstock sermon, served as a faithful layman until his death in 1897 after helping found the first English Church in the world, St. John's in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Gen
Muhlenburg
Woodstock
Bt. Jom’s
Police Magazine Representative Seeks Subscriptions
T. J. Regan, ex NYPD officer, is in the city promoting the Police Magazine official organ of the International Police Conference. He plans a town canvass to sell subscriptions featuring detective tales and other stories for general readers.
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T. J. Regan
New York City
Police Department
Musterole Seeks Fast Relief Without Mustard Plasters
A vintage advertisement urges using Musterole a white ointment made from oil of mustard and other ingredients. It claims faster relief for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism lumbago back joint pain sprains bruises chilblains and colds off the chest with potential pneumonia prevention.
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