International Newspaper Bible Study Club launch notice
This notice promotes the International Newspaper Bible Study Club inviting readers to join Local and International clubs, answer weekly questions, and compete for medals, books, and prizes while studying the Bible. Subscriptions and addressed entries are required for participation and prize consideration.
Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson by Rev Dr Linscott
A vintage lesson guide from the International Newspaper Bible Study Club frames Psalm 23 as a personal shepherding by God. It asks members to confirm if God individually cares for souls, explores the practice of divine presence, and contrasts dependence on God with earthly security, using verse by verse prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rioe
Dr. Linscott
Bible Study Club
International Newspaper
Jesus
Palestine
Solomon
W C T U Convention Highlights Ontario Progress
The Women's Christian Temperance Union in Ontario closed a three-day convention marking broad progress across departments. Mrs. Barney and Mrs. McKee led speeches on global temperance trends, local option gains in Canada, and Ontario's 312 dry municipalities with votes pending in January.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union For
Ontario
Cecoines
Barney
Canada
McKee
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Bruchesi
New
Owens Sound
Women suffrage notes from temperance convention
Reports from the convention describe global progress toward women's suffrage, with speeches by Mrs. Gordon Wright and others. Updates cover unions, juvenile work, charity efforts, and international examples from Finland Norway New Zealand Denmark and more, highlighting the White Ribboners movement and local option discussions.
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Loodon Bridge
St. Pauls Cathedral
New Zealand
Australia
Victoria
Finland
Findroder
Norway
Canada
Coul
England
Bonae of Lords
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Sweden
Iceland
Denmark
Russia
B. H. Spence
Planing Havoc With Patent Iedigines
Fragmentary note mentions a doctor prescription and a druggist claim of a remedy. It references a teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime. The text is garbled but implies a patent medicine or tonic promoted by a merchant with health claims.
Election Notes And Reports At District Convention
The district convention opened with officers elected, Mrs. McKee voted to the Presidency for the ninth year. Afternoon session featured devotions by Mrs. Aga Gordon and speakers like Miss Sproule urging renewal of literature choices. Reports covered programs, mission work, youth outreach, and extensive travel by Miss Sproule totaling 7 780 miles with profound personal sacrifice.
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Asa Gordon
Catha Bigelow
Cornwall
Irwin
Mra
W. Hilborne
Toronto
McKee
Aga Gordon
Sproule
Ockley
Aikenhead
McLeod
Arthur Beall
Whitby
Beall
H. Stevens
Thoroley
Miller
Harris
Jnmbe
Aacrice
Prizes Awarded in Mrs Virginia Warren Contest at Barrie
Prizes were awarded over the past three weeks in the Mrs Virginia Warren Temperance and Literary Contest. The Col lier St Methodist Sunday School in Barrie recognized essays stories and poems on the theme Why Does Canada Speed Local Potion. Mrs Virginia Warren of Columbus Ohio supported the competition and spent summers in Barrie.
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Virginia Warren
Collier St. Methodist Sunday School
Columbus
Barrie
Collier St
Canada
Sunday School contest merit awards announced
On Sunday in the close of the Sunday School session, merit orders were given to Murray Davis Esther Weston Thos Armstrong. The productions were worthy of the subject and reflect credit on the writers and the promoter of the contest.
Collingwood Considers Lowering Cigarette Fee Review
Collingwood weighs cutting the cigarette selling fee from fifty to twenty five dollars. Political rumor touches Bryan’s presidential candidacy and New Brunswick moves toward provincial prohibition at the coming session. News from the North includes peat beds along the Canadian Northern route and a deadly dynamite accident in McLean’s camp. Newfoundland returns show ten government and twelve opposition candidates elected. Taft’s vote stance intersects with a suffrage petition by the National Woman’s Suffrage Association. Minard’s Liniment sales noted across venues.
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Collingwood
Bryan
New Brunswick
Edmonton
Pas
Hudson’s Bay
George Brown
Guelph
Powassan
Newfoundland
Taft
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Minard
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Newspeer Bible Study Club
W.C.T.U
Baa
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Europe
France
London
United States
Carters
Carter
Caztel
T. Kennedy
Gordon Wright
Flora. K. Miller
Hattie Stevens
Lord Macaulyhad
Flora ¥. Miller
W.C T. U
Mra. C. S. Macdillvray
Picton
Emma Waterson
Kemptville
Beecham’s
Beecham
Thamas Beecham
St. Helens
Lancashire
U.S
Ogilvie’s Royal Household
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Kmtes
Montreal
McLean
N.T.R
Dryden
Ryrie Bros
Yonge St