The Gospel in Antioch of Pisidia study note
A sermon discussion on Paul's missionary journey from Antioch to Pisidia around 47 A. D. highlights the gospel's power to transform lives. It emphasizes justification by faith and the church’s mission to preach worldwide, urging readers to ask if their religion is a global faith.
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D. D
Charles Brown
Paul
Antioch
Syrian Antioch
Galatia
Apostolic Church
Singon
Dian Antioch
Orontes
Seleucia
Cyprus
Attalia
Cestres
Perga
Pisidia
Jesus
Pisida
Epictetus the Stoic Philosopher and Ancient Ornament
Epictetus a Greek Stoic philosopher born a slave around year 60 and living to about 125 taught in Epirus after banishment from Rome. The article notes his plain style endears him to many while highlighting his moral earnestness and accessibility. Also described is a 75 thousand year old feminine ornament from southern France now at the Art Institute of Chicago, consisting of ivory deer antler and polished stone heads with crude carvings found by a French archaeologist.
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Epictetus
Philopher
Phrygia
Rome
Domitian
Epirus
France
Art Insiiute
Chicago
Trial of Scopes Begins as Religion Meets Science in Dayton
The Dayton jury witnesses the launch of John T. Scopes trial on anti evolution charges. Prominent figures such as William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow attend. Prosecution moves to drop the old indictment and seek a new grand jury due to procedural concerns.
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Scopes
T. A.gate
J. B. Leaty
W. T. Green
T. E. Benson
R. S., Green
E. C. Byron
Rev
J. M. Hinds
Lee Parham
T. H. Evans
L. N. Rodgers
S. F. Hood
H. R. Thomas
Court House
Dayton
INS
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
John T. Raulaton
William Cartwright
Raulston
Circuit
A. T. Stewart
Stewart
Raulstom
Untitled snippet on student honor roll and records
Fragmentary note mentions girls' honor roll at school and turning of age with reference to Florida Times-Union. Dense OCR yields few clear facts or entities beyond generic schooling terms and a newspaper name.
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Ows Hook
Florida
Tiwes-Union
Church Services In Local Congregations Today
Local churches list Sunday school times sermons and midweek meetings across several parishes. Includes Marne M P Church Zion s Lutheran First Baptist First Presbyterian United Presbyterian and Church of Christ with details on service times Bible school reader messages YP topics and planned picnics.
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Church of Christ, Bible School
King Ahab
First Presbyterian
William Irving
Christian Endeavor
Junior Missionary Society
Lorraine Scherdin
Walnut Street
United Presbyterian Church
Jno
Ewing Bailey
Jesus
Typing Teacher Helen Warthow Sets Speed Record
Mrs Helen Warthow a commercial teacher at the local high school and studying at Highland Park University of Commerce made an exceptional record at that school winning the Royal award for writing sixty words a minute for ten minutes without any error. The item notes an unusual speed test accomplishment and mentions a want ad offering property sale services.
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Helen Warthow
Highland Park University of Commerce
Dayton Regular Southern City Portrait of Scopes Case Town
A lively portrait of a southern town around the Scopes evolution trial. Descriptions of shops, hotels, lights, trains, and locals frame defendant John T. Scopes as a mild, unassuming teacher amid a charged public scene. Pro and anti evolution voices are noted without sensational detail.
Mail Order Clothes and Prohibition Leader in Tennessee
The text presents a fragmented profile of Walker White, prosecutor and superintendent of schools, noted for authoring the Tennessee women's suffrage amendment and leading in state prohibition. It hints at his broad influence across thirteen counties and a portrayal of a modest man devoted to causes he believes just, within a context of historical battle themes and local economic pride.
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Walker White
Prohibition
Gas Company Office Opens With Large Attendance
Construction firms Magarell & Cranston, Kings Electric, Win Brink plumbing, Goodale cabinet work, and Green Bay Lumber supplied the cement, electrical, causing the event to be a notable open house. Young Furniture provided the office furnishings and wallpaper while paint was bought from local providers.
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Magarell & Cranston
King ' S Electric Company
Win, Brink
Win. Goodale
Green Bay Lumber Company
Young Furniture Company
Alexander Book Store and King Electric Company Facade
A fragment notes Alexander Book Store and the King Electric Company in connection with a storefront or business event. The brief mentions both names as entities likely tied to a local commercial matter. No dates or locations are provided.
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Alexander Book Store
The
King Electric Company
Public Notice of Son LeRay Cran Leaving Home
The notice states that LeRay Cran has left the sender's home and will not be responsible for any debts he contracts. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
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LeRay Cran
Cron
Decision of Character in Inferior Aid and Superior Command
The statement attributed to W. Wirt asserts a principle about decision of character influencing subordinate actions. It notes a dynamic where inferior aid is commanded over superior, highlighting leadership implications.
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W. Wirt
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