Red Cross relief workers witness amazing tornado tales
A narrative from the Red Cross Disaster Relief describes extraordinary tornado stories as relief teams arrived first on the scene. Witnesses include Tony the Italian fruit stand owner swept through the air then saved by water in a well, a chandelier and overturned house in Arkansas, and a nurse spotting a crying fowl amid ruins. The report highlights rapid response by Red Cross volunteers and the new mobile disaster relief unit, with Henry M. Baker confirming interviews and verifications across numerous incidents.
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Bible Prophecy Observed At Shenandoah Academy Event
Sunday night at Shenandoah Academy New Market Va a student forum featured Mr Burns of Portsmouth and Evangelist E R Numbers who spoke on biblical prophecy from Daniel chapter two. Numbers argued future world powers rise and fall in sequence from Babylon to Rome and Europe, concluding in a final divine kingdom. He asserted historical attempts to unite Europe fail and that God will establish an everlasting kingdom in the era of these kings.
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Cate Evangelist E. Ri
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Nebuchadnezzar
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Rome
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Another World
Prophecy Foretells Kingdoms Breaking and God’s Day Near
A speaker described as Mr Numbers urges repentance and belief that prophecy is rapidly fulfilling. He warns the kingdom will break to pieces and be consumed, with the day of God approaching, as nightly services continue at No 10 Cork Street.
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Markets and local price notes from Baltimore region
The item lists wholesale and retail market quotations for wheat, butter, flour, corn, hay, and livestock, noting Baltimore markets match yesterday's levels. It also mentions local residents and social notices including Miss Madge Keiter, an elocutionist, and various visits and travels by townspeople with multiple mentions of Shenandoah College and local institutions.
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