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1920 BILLY SUNDAY. Porcelain Creamer Sold at Winona with Billy Sunday's Residence Painted. ZZAmericanaandHistory This was during Moody's second

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This was during Moody's second revival tour of England

and then missionary content including an address to the missionaries going to the South Seas in 1796

would not see ink meet paper until 1876

would bring the children of the affluent classes into his range of influence

1920 BILLY SUNDAY. Porcelain Creamer Sold at Winona with Billy Sunday's Residence Painted. ZZAmericanaandHistory This was during Moody's secondA charming little hand painted porcelain creamer with an illustration on the Sunday home and entitled, "Billy Sunday's Residence, Winona Lake, Ind." the image itself alsois then finished with small textured flowers as well. These are quite rare now, but were at the time sold in the visitor's shop at Winona. They were produced by American Importer John Roth [under the name Jonroth Studio]. He employed artisans in Japan, England, and Germany to make

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