Tilly Hill's World War I scrapbook

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 Left page: 

 Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Drawn by Charles Dixon, K. I.

THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a  Hes  U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


 Pasted to the right of the above is a newspaper clipping of a mean wearing a military cap with a mustache and long beard. The caption reads: 

Grand-Admiral von Tirpitz, who

has the distinction of having given

the pirate flag by the German Navy.

He is now advising Kaiser to resist

German's democratic demands.


 Right page: 

 At top, newspaper clipping of the front and back of a medal. The left image shows men clamoring to get to a shop window manned by a skeleton. The right image shows a ship on an ocean. 

Obverse and reverse of one of the medals struck to celebrate the sinking of Lusitania. These medals were

in eager demand by a people who delighted in the murderous exploits of their U-boats.


Below that, a newspaper article:

GOD SHAKING THE WORLD.

Address by Dr. Campbell Morgan.

     Dr. Campbell Morgan, the famous

preacher, delivered a deeply thought address

entitled "God and the shaking of the

World." on Saturday evening in the Pillar-room

of the  Cheldeaham  Town-hall  [ ] 

the  [ ]  of the  kent  Y.M.C.A. Wilson

(Rector) presided, and also on the platform

were Cnin Cox (Christ Church), Rev. A.

A. Headly, and Mr. William C. Turner

(Y.M.C.A. secretary).

     The Chairman expressed great pride,

pleasure, and thankfulness at the honour of

presiding at a meeting at which Dr. Campbell

Morgan was to speak.

     Dr. Campbell Morgan, in opening emphasized

that he approached the subject "God

and the shaking of the world," from the

standpoint of Biblical revelation and the outlook

of faith. The prophecy of Haegal. "I

will shake all nations." etc., was a declaration

that God would shake not only the

world, but the heavens also - not merely the

material order but the spiritual and inspirational,

which after all, expressed itself

in material order or disorder. The writer of

the Epistle to the Hebrews declared that

God shakes things that may be shaken that

may be ended: but He did so that things

that cannot be shaken may be manifested,

may come into clearer vision. God is  [ ] 

enthroned; His throne has never been

 [ ] ; it has never  [ ] bled: He has never

[ ] the government of the affairs of

men. 


                        

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 Left page: 

 Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Drawn by Charles Dixon, K. I.

THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a  Hes  U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


 Pasted to the right of the above is a newspaper clipping of a mean wearing a military cap with a mustache and long beard. The caption reads: 

Grand-Admiral von Tirpitz, who

has the distinction of having given

the pirate flag by the German Navy.

He is now advising Kaiser to resist

German's democratic demands.


 Right page: 

 At top, newspaper clipping of the front and back of a medal. The left image shows men clamoring to get to a shop window manned by a skeleton. The right image shows a ship on an ocean. 

Obverse and reverse of one of the medals struck to celebrate the sinking of Lusitania. These medals were

in eager demand by a people who delighted in the murderous exploits of their U-boats.


Below that, a newspaper article:

GOD SHAKING THE WORLD.

Address by Dr. Campbell Morgan.

     Dr. Campbell Morgan, the famous

preacher, delivered a deeply thought address

entitled "God and the shaking of the

World." on Saturday evening in the Pillar-room

of the  Cheldeaham  Town-hall  [ ] 

the  [ ]  of the  kent  Y.M.C.A. Wilson

(Rector) presided, and also on the platform

were Cnin Cox (Christ Church), Rev. A.

A. Headly, and Mr. William C. Turner

(Y.M.C.A. secretary).

     The Chairman expressed great pride,

pleasure, and thankfulness at the honour of

presiding at a meeting at which Dr. Campbell

Morgan was to speak.

     Dr. Campbell Morgan, in opening emphasized

that he approached the subject "God

and the shaking of the world," from the

standpoint of Biblical revelation and the outlook

of faith. The prophecy of Haegal. "I

will shake all nations." etc., was a declaration

that God would shake not only the

world, but the heavens also - not merely the

material order but the spiritual and inspirational,

which after all, expressed itself

in material order or disorder. The writer of

the Epistle to the Hebrews declared that

God shakes things that may be shaken that

may be ended: but He did so that things

that cannot be shaken may be manifested,

may come into clearer vision. God is  [ ] 

enthroned; His throne has never been

 [ ] ; it has never  [ ] bled: He has never

[ ] the government of the affairs of

men. 


                        


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  • March 21, 2017 02:38:55 Cheryl Ellsworth

     Left page: 

     Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

    Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Drawn by Charles Dixon, K. I.

    THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a  Hes  U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


     Pasted to the right of the above is a newspaper clipping of a mean wearing a military cap with a mustache and long beard. The caption reads: 

    Grand-Admiral von Tirpitz, who

    has the distinction of having given

    the pirate flag by the German Navy.

    He is now advising Kaiser to resist

    German's democratic demands.


     Right page: 

     At top, newspaper clipping of the front and back of a medal. The left image shows men clamoring to get to a shop window manned by a skeleton. The right image shows a ship on an ocean. 

    Obverse and reverse of one of the medals struck to celebrate the sinking of Lusitania. These medals were

    in eager demand by a people who delighted in the murderous exploits of their U-boats.


    Below that, a newspaper article:

    GOD SHAKING THE WORLD.

    Address by Dr. Campbell Morgan.

         Dr. Campbell Morgan, the famous

    preacher, delivered a deeply thought address

    entitled "God and the shaking of the

    World." on Saturday evening in the Pillar-room

    of the  Cheldeaham  Town-hall  [ ] 

    the  [ ]  of the  kent  Y.M.C.A. Wilson

    (Rector) presided, and also on the platform

    were Cnin Cox (Christ Church), Rev. A.

    A. Headly, and Mr. William C. Turner

    (Y.M.C.A. secretary).

         The Chairman expressed great pride,

    pleasure, and thankfulness at the honour of

    presiding at a meeting at which Dr. Campbell

    Morgan was to speak.

         Dr. Campbell Morgan, in opening emphasized

    that he approached the subject "God

    and the shaking of the world," from the

    standpoint of Biblical revelation and the outlook

    of faith. The prophecy of Haegal. "I

    will shake all nations." etc., was a declaration

    that God would shake not only the

    world, but the heavens also - not merely the

    material order but the spiritual and inspirational,

    which after all, expressed itself

    in material order or disorder. The writer of

    the Epistle to the Hebrews declared that

    God shakes things that may be shaken that

    may be ended: but He did so that things

    that cannot be shaken may be manifested,

    may come into clearer vision. God is  [ ] 

    enthroned; His throne has never been

     [ ] ; it has never  [ ] bled: He has never

    [ ] the government of the affairs of

    men. 


                            


  • March 21, 2017 01:44:10 Cheryl Ellsworth

     Left page: 

     Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

    Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Drawn by Charles Dixon, K. I.

    THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a  Hes  U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


     Pasted to the right of the above is a newspaper clipping of a mean wearing a military cap with a mustache and long beard. The caption reads: 

    Grand-Admiral von Tirpits, who

    has the distinction of having given

    the pirate flag by the German Navy.

    He is now advising Kaiser to resist

    German's democratic demands.


  • March 21, 2017 01:41:33 Cheryl Ellsworth

     Left page: 

     Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

    Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Drawn by Charles Dixon, K. I.

    THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a  Hes  U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


  • March 21, 2017 01:38:27 Cheryl Ellsworth

     Left page: 

     Pasted vertically is a newspaper clipping of a photo of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption reads: 

    Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Photo by Charles Inon, K. I.

    THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a Hes U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


  • March 21, 2017 01:31:09 Cheryl Ellsworth

     Left page: 

     Newspaper clipping pasted vertically, image of the Lusitania sinking with lifeboats in the foreground. The caption says: 

    Copyrighted in the United States and Canada     Photo by Charles  Inam , K. I.

    THE GREATEST SEA CRIME ON RECORD: The sinking by a Hon U-Boat without warning of the great liner Lusitania, with the loss of 1400 lives.


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