Religion for Ordinary People in Professions and Life
In a Barnesville sermon, Dr. Talmage argues that God's grace rests not only on famous figures but on ordinary people in homes, farms, and businesses. He urges reliance on Christ for daily chores, family duties, and common work, stressing the need for grace for farmers, merchants, and homemakers amid life’s trials.
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Enormous Prohibition Majority Reported in Maine Vote
An editorial from the Atlanta Constitution notes a near four to one prohibition victory in Maine. It says Maine’s long trial of total prohibition makes the policy settled, and calls on national prohibitionists to draw inspiration from the 60,000 margin in a 40,000 total poll. Dr Hodges Great Purifier for sale by Dr W A Wright.
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