Paul Defends Faith as Plot Against Him Fails
In Jerusalem and Caesarea during his third journey, Paul faces a Sanhedrin clash and a deadly plot by forty conspirators. A Roman guard, warned by Paul’s nephew, ferries him to Caesarea, where Governor Lysias and soldiers ensure his safety amid unfolding providential deliverances.
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The Calling of the New Nation Purposed From Beginning
Pastor Russell speaks at New York City Temple on Revelation 2 26 27 outlining a divine plan for salvation. He traces the Abrahamic Law and New Covenants from Creation to the Messiah, explains Israel’s failure, and describes the church as the spiritual seed chosen to bless humanity for 1900 years.
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Hughes Record Marks of Governor Candidate Promises
Candidate Hughes voices vows from his New York Governor campaign. The record lists vetoed bills on franchise taxes and Tax Board valuation, a veto of a five cent Coney Island fare bill saving New York City residents money, and failure to fix streetcar overcrowding. It notes he faced party bosses and faced resignation in a future Supreme Court appointment scenario.
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Farmers Remembered as Republicans Ignore Them in Debate
The piece critiques Republicans for neglecting farmers despite lobbying by Farmers National Congress Grange and National Farmers Union. It notes Europe’s rural credit success and recalls a May 4 1916 Senate vote where only five Republicans opposed the measure, including three on the sub committee that drafted the 1918 platform.
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Where Does Your Interest Lie Farmers Pamphlet
A Democratic pamphlet asserts the 1912 platform kept promises to American farmers while accusing Republicans of serving high finance and failing to deliver financial justice. It contrasts President Wilson and Charles E Hughes, urging farm voters to align with the Democratic view. The piece frames party contrast and policy impact on farmers.
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Democratic National Committee
Resident guides visitor through residential district
A proud citizen invites a visitor to tour the area by car while the guest, short on time, asks to be shown a few leading cabarets to help navigate on future visits. The exchange highlights local landmarks and the appeal of nightlife venues in the district.
Daily Thought on Great Ideas Guiding Small Duties
A noted quotation emphasizes that lofty thoughts sharpen simple tasks. It asserts divine perspectives illuminate even minor endeavors, urging steady effort and moral focus in daily work. The line reflects a morale of diligence and vision guiding ordinary duties.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and sworn affidavit
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co., swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed this on December 4, 1886 in Toledo, Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claims to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
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