Puzzle 51 · American Gospel Song · Page 75 in print

Philip Bliss

Philip Bliss once sent a song manuscript to George Root and asked for a flute in payment. Root recalled accepting the song and sending the instrument.

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  1. Ashtabula

    The Ohio location of the rail disaster.

  2. Bassini

    One of the instructors at the Geneseo music academy.

  3. Clearfield

    His Pennsylvania birth county.

  4. East Troy

    The place where he studied.

  5. Elk Run

    The place where he attended school and church.

  6. Flute

    The instrument Bliss requested in exchange for a song.

  7. Geneseo

    The New York town where he attended music training.

  8. Hartsville

    The New York community where he taught.

  9. Lucy Young

    The woman who became Bliss’s wife and assisted his work.

  10. Major Whittle

    Bliss’s preaching partner.

  11. Perkins

    Theodore E. Perkins, one of his teachers.

  12. Philip Bliss

    The gospel composer and singer.

  13. Rome Academy

    A school where Bliss taught.

  14. Waukegan

    The town of their trial evangelistic meetings.

  15. Winnebago

    The Illinois convention where they first worked together.

Sources

  1. Philip P. BlissJ. H. Hall, Biography of Gospel Song and Hymn Writers (1914), public domain, transcribed by Hymnology Archive

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