Three Memorials in the Bible Highlight Sabbath Lord's Supper Baptism
Pastor N C Brntson speaks at the gospel tent detailing three biblical memorials the Sabbath Lord's Supper and baptism. He argues the Sabbath memorial creation, the Lord's Supper memorials Christ's death, and baptism represents cleansing sin and service. Meetings continue with similar admonitions and exhortations.
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N.C. Brntson
Merse
John
Enon
Salem
Philip
Peter
Christ
God
Where Are the Dead Are the Wicked in Torment
The excerpt poses a theological question about the afterlife focusing on the fate of the wicked and the location of souls after death. It frames a inquiry into punishment and enduring distress in the unseen realm.
Five Million Prisoners Confined in World War Camps
Dr. John A. Mott reports over 5,000,000 prisoners held in belligerent camps, led by Germany with about 1,750,000, followed by Russia, Austria, France, Italy, and Great Britain. He notes Russia’s camps growing rapidly and 280,000 prisoners moving through Kiev in six weeks.
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New York
John A. Mott
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Copenhagen
Mott
Russia
Ohio party nominees set in decisive state primaries
The article notes Republicans nominate Atlee Pomerene for senator and Frank B. Willis for governor, while Democrats lift former Gov. Cox for governor and former ambassador Herrick for senator. All tickets were selected by decisive party majorities, signaling clear general election choices.
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Atyron T. Herrick
Cleveland
France
United Sates
Frank B. Willis
Ucket
Atlee
Pomerene
Daines M. Cox
Immigration gains fade for 1916 in Washington report
Washington officials reported an immigration rise of 169 061 during fiscal year 1916. The influx of aliens was lower than the level seen in 18 years according to new statistics from the immigration bureau.
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PEW
Washington
Aug
The Dot Circus Activity Instruction Card
The text explains reproducing a verse starting at four and drawing two then continuing in order with a pencil. After completing the verse a small boy will see the circus image. Cut out the picture and paste it into a scrap book to form a permanent house display titled The Dot Circus.
Denver Judge Lindsay backs Wilson for re election
Judge Ben B. Lindsay of Denver dispatches a telegram from New York expressing intent to support President Wilson for re election. He cites progressive reforms and national child labor law as reasons, noting his shift from state to national scope on key issues.
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New York
Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
Cal
Wilson
Lindsay
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Washington
National Child Labor Committee
Progressive Committee
Keating
Tabor
Democratic Party
Republica Party
Crop Estimates for Montana and U S August Report
The August crop summary from the Bureau of Crop Estimates via the Weather Bureau lists forecasts for Montana and the United States. It covers winter, spring wheat, oats, barley, flaxseed, and potatoes with state and national production forecasts and final estimates, noting changes from last year.
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Washington
Montana
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Aus
Agricultural price and production figures reported
The report lists year and August forecasts for crops and livestock. It notes final estimates and production in thousands of tons or barrels for US states and nation, including apples sugar beets hay and potatoes. Prices show state and national figures for wheat corn oats potatoes hay and other items with August 1 comparisons.
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United States
Peronne Under Siege as French Fire Rages
German dispatches report Veronne, the French city of Peronne, hit by artillery since yesterday. A great conflagration threatens historic art and medieval treasures housed in the city hall and museum. Fire destroys paintings and precious items. some Gothic wood houses and the St John cathedral may not be saved.
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Berlin
London
Veronne
Peronne
St. John
Street Car Strikes End in New York City
All city street car strikes ended by August with regular service resuming across borough lines. Organizers of the Amalgamated Association urged subway elevated and Brooklyn Rapid Transit workers to join the union.
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New York
Elevated
Brooklyn Rapid
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