The Golden age. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1906-1915, May 11, 1911, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 The Home Circle for Our Young People SALESMEN WANTED Trained Salesmen earn from $1,200 to SIO,OOO a year, and expenses. Hun dreds of good positions now open. No experience needed to get one of them. We will assist you to secure a posi tion where you can get Practical Ex perience as a Salesman and earn SIOO a month or more while you are learn ing. Write today for our free book. “A Knight of the Grip,” list of good openings, and testimonials from hun dreds of men recently placed in good positions. Address nearest office, Dept. 257 National Salesmen’s Training Association, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Seattle, New Orleans. -a lANGER” BICYCLES ire imported roller chains, sprockets and dais; New Departure Coaster-Brakes and übs; Puncture Proof Tires; highest grade quipment and many advanced features pos essed by no other wheels. Guaranteedsyrs. FACTORY PRICES S others ask for cheap wheels. Other reliable models from 812 up. 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By 100 prominent preachers, and 12 booklets, each book containing 35 or more of the recent great Revival and Special Sermons, and Sermon Outlines of the world. Prepaid, all for just SI.OO. CO-OPERATIVE PUBLISHING CO., East St. Louis, Illinois. FOR SALE. Fine river plantation of 2,000 acres can be had cheap. Near main line of Ry. Particulars on application. W. E. BEVERLY, Thomasville, Ga. The Law of the White Circle By Thornwell Jacobs A Stirring’ Novel of THE Atlanta Riots “A book to stir the passions, a book that fl|H powerfully the pillars of social life.’’— '“"SSBUU Tom Watson in The ‘One es the gieatest novels ever written by a Southern man. It is vivid, telling, powerful. John Trotwood Moore. “From just such writers, men thought the South will be awakened to what IS necessary in this negro question—just such books as The Law of the White Circle, which we should welcome, read and study.”—Birmingham Age-Berald This novel is absolutely unique in Eng lish Literature and with the exception of none is the only attempt to be philosophi cally accurate in handling this all-absorb ing race theme. It is a virile, honest, red blooded presentation of the greatest fac tor in American life. Price, $1.25 Postpaid. Special Offer: —We will send a copy of this book postpaid to any subscriber, old or new, who sends us $2.35 for a year’s subscription to The Golden Age, or for $1.60 we will send the novel and extend the subscription six months. Address THE GOLDEN AGE, Austell Bulldinfl. Atlanta. Ga. 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JME, boys and girls; draw up to the circle and make yourselves comfortable, for I have several (J C things to talk to you about. First, did you miss me while I let “Brother Willie” and “Our Mission ary” take my place? Now, don’t get embarrassed over your answer, be cause you know there are two ways of missing folks, and I am not going to ask any further questions. See? But while T think of it, I want to tell you that the printer made a mis take in giving the place at which “Our Missionary” is located. Instead of Yangchau, it should have been Yang chow. She would appreciate, T am sure, letters from any of our circle, and could answer any question you might ask her in her letter to the “Heme Circle.” Remember her ad dress is, Miss Edna Teal, Yangchow, China. Do you remember my telling you some time ago about a special rally meeting my Baraca boys had, and how they enjoyed the enthusiastic and inspiring talks of Miss Lucy Irby, teacher, and Mr. Walraven, president of the two hundred Baraca boys in Dr. Broughton’s church? Well, as my little four-year-old nephew expressed it, “they’ve done another stunt” that I am sure you would have enjoyed having a part in. They wanted a picnic out to Grant Park, and they wanted curtains, table and other furnishings for their rooms, but financially they were as poor as the proverbial church mouse. Who ever saw a school boy, or girl either a* for that, who had any money? It all gets away somehow. So they met in a very grave busi ness meeting to discuss the matter of ways and means, the final result of which was a perfectly splendid pro gram rendered at Cox College chapel, TETTERINE CURES TETTER ETC. Circumstantial evidence has con victed many a man, but the facts in the case prove that Tetterine positive ly cures tetter, eczema, itching piles, ringworm, scalp and other skin dis eases. We have these facts from thousands whom Teterine has cured, but the best evidence is a trial of this wonderful ointment. We want you to be the Judge and Jury—get a box from your druggist, and if he can’t supply you, send 50c. to the Shuptrine Co., Savapnah, Ga., for a trial box. The Golden Age for May 11,1911. Conducted by MRS. G. B. LINDSEY- An’ I just can’t go home to bed — Say: I’ve just stood and listened while The river roared; an’ most a mile I’d see the foam go streakin’ down A-swingin’ past, beyond the town. An’ something in me’d kind o’ stir An’ I’d be there all standin’ still — An’ then —an’ then —I’d almost choke, For, somewhere near, a whip-poor will Would start and call like any thing. An’ then —an’ then —some way the spring An’ river, an’ soft air, an sky Would be too sweet, like tender ness— I’d be like that man cornin’ back, I guess— I’d stand an’ love ’most everything: Say, ain’t it funny in the spring? . —Toronto Globe. composed of superb local talent, who seemed glad to serve the boys in this way, and just the finest, jolliest, best all-round twenty-five-minute speech that you ever heard of by Dr. Joe Broughton, superintendent of the Tab ernacle Sunday-school. Our program opened with a chorus given by the Choral Union of Cox Col lege, led by Miss Carolyn Crenshaw, that thrilled and stirred the audience into an enthusiasm that increased with every succeeding number. The readings by Miss Mildred Mc- Connell, of Washington Seminary; Mrs. Drake, assistant Baraca teacher, and also a teacher in the Georgia Mil itary Academy, and Mr. McGinnis, a student of the Georgia Military Acad emy, were of the highest type. The violin solo by Miss Maud Oliver, and the piano solo by Miss Emily Cooper, both students of Cox College, were far too good to be classed as the work of amateurs; it was easy to close our eyes and feel that we were listening to some of the world-famed musicians. And to make that imagination all the more real, we had only to open them a little later, when those round, mellow, inexpressibly sweet notes of our Southern song bird, Miss Carolyn Crenshaw’s, first solo floated out to us, and see one whom all who have heard her recognize is destined to be world famed. It was a great evening, if it was under the auspices of my band of G. M. A. Baraca boys. And they appre ciated as only a crowd of earnest, en thusiastic boys could the glad co-oper ation and willing effort of those who made it such a splendid success for them. You have heard a great deal of “The Atlanta Spirit.” Well, College Park is just a beautiful resting room, or pleasure resort, for many of Atlanta’s busiest, best people, and they carry their “Spirit” with them. So, when the “College Park Spirit” got in be hind the Baraca boys, or the Baraca boys got in behind “The College Park Spirit,” whichever it was, there was “something doing.” So, regardless of the weeping clouds last Monday, we had our picnic, a glorious good time, and our Baraca room is nicely furnished, and some to spare. Wasn’t that great for a class that can only live nine months in the FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a New Method that cures Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your case is of long-standing or recent devel opment, whether it is present as hay-fe ver or chronic Asthma, our method is an absolute cure. 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