Forsdick Warns Religion Faces Threat From Materialism
Union Theological Seminary professor Harry Emerson Forsdick told the Baptist Convention in Denver that civilization risks a siege of materialism endangering faith and religious institutions. He warned modern science and invention could become a Frankenstein like force unless Christian goodwill governs power. He urged action to halt the rapid spread of secular materialism after World War I.
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Harry Emerson Forsdick
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Baptist Convention
Denver
Forsdick
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Fors- Wick
The Poor Man Gets a Ride Elsewhere
A poem by WAT MASON laments Sama Old Bill Jinx feeling slighted, longing for a social outing. The narrator plans a six o’clock ride, but delays frustrate him as Bill’s neighborly invitation fails to materialize, highlighting class tensions and waiting.
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Bill
William
Wat Mason
Soldier from 818th Infantry Arrives in Philadelphia
Mrs. Carlton Printz received a telegram announcing Corporal I Carlton Printz of the 818th Infantry Hightieth Division has arrived in Philadelphia from overseas and expects to be home within a few days.
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Carlton Printz
I. Carlton Printz
818Th Infantry
Hightieth Division
Philadelpphia
Delegates Set for Young People's Convention Trip
Misses Ruth Poston Hattie Stover Mary Jackson and Nettie Luttrell elected from United Brethren Church depart Thursday by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Verona Augusta county for the twenty sixth annual convention in session June 6 through 8.
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Ruth Poston
Hattie Stover
Mary Jackson
Nettie Luttrell
United Brethren Church
Young People’s Convention
Baltimore and Ohio
Verona
Augusta County
Husband returns from France with news for Maggie Marple
Mrs. Maggie Marple has received two telecrams from her husband Corporal Nele Marple confirming he has arrived stateside from France. The messages bring word of his safe return and offer brief personal greetings.
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France
Maggie Marple
Nele Marple
Ar Sa News
Sixth annual Sun day schools convention in Back Creek district
Hayfield Virginia June 4 arrangements are complete for the sixth annual convention of the Sunday schools in Back Creek district to convene at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church near Star Tannery on Saturday June 7 at 10 30 a m The program includes devotional services welcomes address and various talks recitations and musical items with likely vacancies filled after absences.
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Back Creek
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Hayfield
Star Tannery
B. H. Sloop
B.F Orndorff
I. N. Good
Winchester Circuit Children’s Day Services Schedule
Children’s day service planned for next Sunday at Pleasant Valley at 10.30 a m. Preaching at Fairview at 3 p m and at Mount Olive at 8.15 p m. Every one invited. W H Sampsell pastor.
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Pleasant Valley
Fairview
Mount Olive
W. H. Sampsell
Mrs. E. E. Keister Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs. E. E. Keister wife of the News editor and publisher of Strasburg Virginia was operated on Monday night at Winchester Memorial Hospital for appendicitis. Her condition improved today and she had rallied from the operation's effects.
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E. E. Keister
the News
Strasburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sunday Schools of Shawnee Meet in Va. Convention
OPAQUON, Va. June 4 The eighth annual Shawnee Sunday School Association convention opened May 29 at Paxton Church led by President P. M. Funkhouser. Rev. B E Brubaker welcomed attendees as Rev. Keen of Middletown spoke on drawing men to God and Rev. R H Cline discussed the standards and issues of Sunday School work. Pearl Hawkins sang, and T. C. Diggs of Richmond charted district representation with ten schools present.
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Opaquon
Shawnee Sunday School Association
Paxtons Iy
P. M. Funkhouser
St. Paul’s
Augsburg Quarterly
BE. W. Brubaker
Funkhouser
I. N. Good
A. Kelly
Winchester
Pearl Hawkins
T. N. Good
Piano and vocal recital program with student performers
Part II lists piano pieces by Scharwenka Schubert and others linked to named students Dorothy Stuart Mary Stuart Jeanne Stuart and Katherine R lass with related dedications. Part III covers military drill rosters Privates training rosters officers and a long list of student performers and choral participants including Miss Mary Stuart Miss Gladys Massinger and Miss Kathryn Stickley with a Japanese character insert.
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Dorothy
Martha
Mary
Jeanne Stuart
Schubert Liszt
Katherine R
Inpenraneab
Glorious Relief From Itching Skin Diseases Ad
Advertisement claims 8 8 8 as a blood purifier to cure skin eruptions by cleansing the blood rather than local treatments. It asserts lasting relief for eczema boils pimples and similar conditions and directs readers to buy at drug stores with medical consultation offered by a Atlanta laboratory.
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Chic Medical Adviser
Switt Medical
Swift’ Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Convention Names for Officers and Sunday School Offering
The convention appointed Messia Snapp Dunn and Lawson Hi to report and nominate officers. Delegates voted in P. M. Funkhous er as president John W. Larrick Jr as vice president and Sanenre J. W. Richard as secretary. Paxtons Chapel Sunday school was thanked for its cordial reception as the meeting adjourned.
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Messia
C. Snapp
M. T
Dunn
Lawson Hi
John W. Larrick, Jr
Sanenre J. W. Richard
R. H. Cline
Paxtons Chapel
A New Methodist Church Dedicated in Kabletown
The Kabletown Methodist Episcopal Church South was dedicated on Sunday afternoon with Rev. D. L. Blakemore, presiding elder, delivering the sermon. W. H. Best of Charlestown gave the address, and Rev. F. M. Richardson of Winchester preached the evening service.
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Mr. Marshall
F. M. Richardson
Stella “Himelright
H. EB. H. Sloop
B. F. Line
Katharine Larrick
D. L. Blakemore
Kabletown Methodist Episcopal Church
South
D., L. Blakemore
W. H. Best
Charlestown
Eet Church
Winchester
Advertising boosts local business prospects in bustling market
Vague OCR fragment notes ad practices aimed at growing a bh business. Mentions promotional efforts and consumer reach though specifics are unclear. Entities and concrete details are scarce in the accessible text.
Announcement of Candidacy for Commissioner of Revenue
Multiple announcements name candidates for Commissioner of Revenue in Frederick County Northern and South Districts subject to Democratic Primary. Mentioned applicants include Robert Shade Hugh G DeHaven and Isaiah C. Cannon with notes on prior service and imputed vows to discharge duties.
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Robert Shade
Norrn
Frederick County
France
Fama
Shepherd College
Rae
Hugh G. Dehaven
District of
Frederick
Isaiah
Local Candidates Announce for Gainesboro Supervisors
A series of notices from contenders for the Board of Supervisors in Gainesboro District names Dick Good Marshall Lewis WM D and Elon D urging support. The announcements pledge duty and request Democratic primary action set for August 5 1919.
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Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Dick Good
Gainesboro
Marshall -Lewis
Sheriff Candidate Massie Announces Re election Bid
A political notice states John M. Massie announces candidacy for re election as sheriff. The document references a Democratic primary to be held August 6 and notes Massie’s claim of dedication in office.
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Anmalaction Et’ Af
Democratic Pri
Valley of Virginia
Taka-Kola Bottling Corp
CATHER Announces Re election Bid for Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney
Candidate T Russell Cather declares his bid for re election as Commonwealth's Attorney of Frederick County subject to the Democratic primary. He emphasizes continuity in prosecutions and legal leadership for the county.
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Commonwealth’s
Frederick County
Dembera
Candidate for County Clerk Seeks Democratic Primary Support
Phil H. Gold announces candidacy for County Clerk in the Democratic Primary. He asks friends and fellow citizens for support as he seeks the office, endorsing his qualifications and readiness to serve.
Smith Announces Candidacy for Frederick County Treasurer
Robt. S. Smith declares his candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Frederick County subject to the Democratic Primary on August 5 1919. He presents his bid in this self announced notice.
For House of Delegates for re election in Frederick and Winchester
A notice for re election to the House of Delegates in Frederick County and Winchester, subject to the August 5 primary.
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House OF Delegates
House of Gates
Frederick
Winchester
For Sale Limestone Farm and Orchard Listings
Property ad offers 45 percent acres of limestone land with 12 acres in bearing orchard and a small dwelling on an asphalt pike three miles from railroad. Price 12000 dollars. Additional 198 acre limestone farm with fine buildings on a macadam road 18 acre Apple Orchard 25 acres virgin timber price 21000 dollars. Suburban residence with four rooms concrete cellar servant’s house garage and other features.
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Aes Neal
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