Bill Arp Letter Highlights Children as Heritage and Duty
The author argues that raising children is the biggest life task, citing historical figures who died childless. He reflects on family life, the joys and burdens of large broods, and the economic and moral benefits of parenting, urging that marriage and offspring fulfill divine law and social strength.
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Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Hungarians of this Province in United States Meet
The National Society of natives from the Hungarian province of Croatia gathers in Harrisburg for its annual three day meeting. Many members reside in Steelton and nearby areas and plan entertainment interwoven with business sessions during their visit.
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Harrisburg
Nationa Society
Croatia
United States
Steelton
Coal Conference Opens With No Evidence Expected
Presidents of coal roads and operators attend the Washington conference opening with no testimony planned today. Foreign Minister Delcusse notifies China of France ready to withdraw troops from Shanghai with powers’ retreat, reserving right to send contingent back if needed. A New York Cotton Exchange seat sold for 8000. The Bulgarian note warns reforms in Macedonia may trigger unrest. Jay Cooke, aged financier, is again stricken with congestion of the brain at Gibraltar island.
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Washington
Coal Roads and Operators
M. Delcusse
China
France
Shanghai
New York Cotton Exchange
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Jay Cook
Gibraltar Island
The Holy Ghost in His Relation to the Church sermon
The Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman preaches that the Holy Ghost is the churchs chief helper and leader, guiding worship, governance, and preaching. He links Pentecost to the Spirit’s ongoing role, urges Spirit filled offices, warns against quenching the Spirit, and stresses scripture as the Spirit’s message to the church.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
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Holy Ghost
Jesus Christ
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Ephesus
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Balaam
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Philip
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Church of God
F. B. Meyer
Eaith
Knowing When to Stop and When to Stop
A Sunday School Times reflection contrasts knowing when to stop with actually stopping. It warns habits bind like barbed hooks, and urges wise restraint to stop before one has begun, noting strong impulses in drivers and people alike. It emphasizes foresight over delayed action.
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Sunday School Times
Fresh From God's Mint
A religious reflection on daily blessings as fresh creations from God, comparing each day to new coinage minted by the divine hand. The piece cites John Bunyan and emphasizes gratitude for each day's supplied grace as a personal miracle.
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John Bunyan
Individual and Social in Christianity Face of Gospel
The Spirit shows that individualism, though essential, sits within the Gospel for man as a social being. You can insulate a wire but not a man. the kingdom—established as a son of God—requires the ideal social order where brotherhood has unlimited sway.
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John Ifford
The Secret of Success in Faithfulness
The piece asserts faithfulness to labor drives success more than opportunity or ability. It emphasizes persistent devotion amid opposition builds character and equips for glorious achievements, with a Presbyterian endorsement underscoring the timeless lesson.
Prejudice described as blind force hindering progress
A defining view credits prejudice as a nonrational impulse that sways minds and actions, roots in weakness, blinds perception, and blocks truth, knowledge, and progress, neutralizing strong arguments and appeals.
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Knowle
Full Faith in Christianity Signature Quote
A fragmentary note quotes William J. Tucker urging unwavering faith in Christianity. The text emphasizes that money or gifts are secondary to true devotion and states that the generation Anerelore can show its full faith by offering its best gift to the church.
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Williem J. Tucker
Joshua's Parting Advice and the Covenant Call
A sermon summary on Joshua 24 14 25 urging reverence to the Lord and wholehearted service. Joshua challenges the people to put away idols decide whom to serve and vow fidelity as the nation’s future hinges on sincere worship and obedience. The talk notes three renewals of commitment and the role of witnesses and stone monument to seal the covenant.
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Joshua
Josh
Jehsrhe Bak
Canaan
Eu_phrates
Mesopotamia
Abraham
Elijah
Carmel
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Moses
Moab
Man's Faith and Inheritance in Life's Trial
Fragmented note discusses how ancestry shapes fate and conduct in life. It mentions temperance, indulgence, and personal responsibility, suggesting some feel destiny outranks divine guidance. The voice references a preacher or theologian named James and a focus on morality and heredity.
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James
Compromise With Strong Drink Warns Of Dangers
A prohibition era style exhortation condemns strong drink as dangerous and deadly. It urges temperance to protect sailors and families, notes the social ills, and cites a $17,000,000 annual cost with most of the money coming from working men as a warning against alcohol abuse.
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