The Curse and the Coming Blessing in Creation
Pastor Fussell from Brooklyn Tabernacle discusses Romans on creation's groan and the coming change through the manifesting of the sons of God. He traces humanity from Eden to death, sin, and the ransom, arguing suffering is a divine penalty and the Bible explains mankind’s condition.
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Fussell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
St. Paul
Earth
Heaven
Eden
Paradise
Adam
Redeemer
Purgatory
The Blessing of the Lord and the Millennial Promise
A sermon rebuts universalism and traces blessing through Scripture from Adam to Abraham to Israel. It explains that the blessing of the Lord maketh rich is a foretaste of future life, attained by faith, with Christ’s atonement laying the foundation for world blessings in a coming Millennial Kingdom.
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St. Paul
Ecclesia
Church of Christ
Christ
Lord Jesus
Apostle
Sin
Satan
Enoch
Messiah
Jude
Adam
Abrahan
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Israel
Moses
Fta
God
Malachi
Servant of the Covenant
St. Peter
Jesus
Calvary
Talladega Bets $50,000 on Synodical College Expansion
Talladega voters learn the synodical college will spend fifty thousand dollars to build a new south facing wing on the Lewis property on North street. The project adds steam heating and electric lighting as Moorfields views and Governor Parsons’ former home are nearby. The Exchange hotel will be razed for a United States post office after Uncle Sam bought the site for $17,000. Local boarding houses have added rooms to accommodate 300 guests as education official John Williams hands over school records.
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Talladega
Synodical College
Lewis
North Street
Moorfields
Parsons
Exchange
United States Gvernment
Sam
John ©. Williams
Williams Term Ends On Date From Garber Ruling
The office passed to Mark Linder who won the state election as superintendent. Attorney General Garber ruled Williams’ term did not expire until the designated date.
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Mark Linder
Garber
Williams
Cable Company Seeks U S Aid Over Newfoundland Conduit
The Commercial Cable Company halted underground conduit work in St Johns Newfoundland to connect its city offices with the landing point. Operators must run between shore and city along a harsh route. The company plans to request intervention from the American government.
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ST. Johins
N. F
Oet
Commercial Cable Company
St Johns
Newfoundland
St Louis Begins Centennial Birthday Week
The city of St Louis marks its centennial with bells, salutes and whistles from mills, factories, railroads and steamboats. Thousands of visitors flood the city as the week of celebration opens.
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ST. Louis
City of
City Welcomes Crowds for Priests of Pallas Carnival
Thousands fill Kansas City for the annual carnival with elaborate luminations and a parade. Balloon races draw large crowds in the west end, featuring small and large spherical balloons with capacity limits as the celebration spans the week.
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Kansas City
Gifts to the Minnesota Presented by Minneapolis Citizens
A silver service and a standardized flag were presented to the battleship Minnesota at anchor in the North River. The gifts came from a committee of prominent Minneapolis and St. Paul citizens. The silver service ranks among the largest ever given to a U S Navy ship, featuring a central punch bowl and plateau weighing over 1,000 ounces.
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New York
Minnesota
North River
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Property sought after in today's classified pages
A brief note hints at valuable real estate opportunities in today’s paper and suggests readers may or may not skip the want ads. It implies possibilities for affordable properties and the chance to find a desirable Elac or similar listing.
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People’s Pulpit
Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn
the Lord
Hendrick Hudson
Hudson River
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Hud Fulton
Lam
Henry Hadron
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