Vision of Isaiah Call and Visionary Faith
Isaiah son of Amoz in Judah receives a divine vision during Uzziah and Hezekiah’s reigns, leading to cleansing and commissioning. The sermon urges personal holiness before God, noting Isaiah’s passion, restraint, and duty to deliver a prophetic message amid worldly influence and national sin.
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Isaiah and the King Immanuel in the time of Ahaz
The prophet Isaiah upholds God’s law amid national danger. He warns Judah of Syro-Ephraimite threats, proclaims God’s sovereignty, and delivers the sign that a virgin shall bear a son named Immanuel. Ahaz rejects a sign, seeks Assyrian aid, yet the message endures for the faithful.
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Typewriters Across Languages Stir Global Civilizing Force
The article notes typewriters now transcribe Arabic Syriac Armenian Hebrew and other scripts. In Turkey printing requires government permits making Turkish Arabic script machines restricted at customs. Despite this a market grows with Baghdad 200,000 people 20 Arabic machines and Syriac Arabic French usage in Syria. Eastern cities use Hindustan machines. Chinese resists typewriter adoption per Harper’s Weekly.
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Friendship of David and Jonathan Sunday School Lesson 1908
The lesson centers on Jonathan son of Saul, a brave and unselfish prince, whose love for David reflects noble character. It compares their bond to divine friendship, cites key biblical scenes, and highlights Jonathan’s courage, loyalty, and selflessness as model traits alongside David’s faith and leadership.
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The Chronic Inebriate A Public Health Menace
E L Shurley M D argues chronic inebriety arises from drinking habits and leads to loss of self control. He urges state intervention to protect families, citing crime, squalor, and community danger, proposing legal restraint and commitment to institutions as for the insane.
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Ontario liquor license report shows fewer licenses and more enforcement
The annual Ontario liquor license department report notes a 198 decline in tavern shop and wholesale licenses, with a staffed enforcement effort boosting law observance and reducing prosecutions. Revenue from licenses and fines reached 991,652.86, with 411,916.71 allocated to municipalities and 4,774 drunks recorded, up from 4,216.
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God in Politics and Citizenship in the Nation's Life
A religious treatise contrasts statesman and politician roles, urges active Christian citizenship, cites Romans 13 and Proverbs 29 2, urges righteous leadership, asserts Civil government is God ordained, and argues that personal and civil righteousness come only through Jesus Christ, making the Savior of the state as well as the individual.
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Mother's Novel Plan She Tried to Raise Her Baby by Phone
An excerpt from a Chicago Tribune piece describes the rise of telephone child care, detailing a widow mother forced to rely on a boarding house nurse. The narrative follows the care by phone dynamics, strict nurse rules, anxious landladies, and repeated frantic calls about the infant's well being. It highlights the tension between independence and vulnerability in urban caregiving.
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