Billy Sunday Draws 26 000 At Kansas City Tabernacle
Eighteen thousand filled the Tabernacle Wednesday night with six thousand more turned away. Eight thousand heard the afternoon sermon for a total day attendance of about 26 000. Sunday praised Kansas City supporters and prayed aloud against the devil as crowds swelled for the revival.
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the Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
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Evangelist
Kansas City Tabernacle
God’s Gifts and Jacob Esau Lessons From a Biblical Theme
The article argues God distributes gifts based on long term plans. Esau receives Mount Seir for defense and wealth while Jacob gains exile, knowledge of God, and hope for a Messiah. Happiness depends on spiritual values over material wealth. divine purpose shapes what each person receives.
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Mount Seir
Egypt
God
Mr. Spurgeon
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Canaan
Wireless telegraph receiving set and girls craft ideas
Instructional note covers building a wireless receiving aerial and gear, including six strand aerials, insulators, grounding, and a switch outside the window. It compares Morse and Continental codes, and presents crease cretonne crafts like a waste basket, shirtwaist box, and shoe blacking case with practical steps.
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Cretonne
Western Canada land boom spurs American settlers
The article argues high farm yields in Western Canada justify free 160 acre homesteads and low land prices from $1.25 to $30 per acre, attracting American settlers who see Western Canada land as a bargain compared with rising U S prices.
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Ieee
Canada
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Nebraska
Iowa
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Sunday Speed and Moral Sermon in Kansas City
A Sunday column criticizes social loafers and hypocrites, urging readers to repent and join a local church. The piece lampoons faddish behavior and stresses the need to commit to faith before death, claiming divine scrutiny over daily choices.
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Kansas City
Heaven
Power From One High Beyond the Law
The quote urges a renewal of conscience and energy from a divine source. It frames power as coming from above to restore the soul and align with God’s law, attributed to George A. Gordon.
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God
George A, Gordon
The Ghosts We Fear Guide Us Toward Jesus
A devotional line highlights fear of phantoms as a metaphor for tears guiding souls to faith in Jesus. The verse frames beseeching sorrow as a beacon toward salvation and spiritual guidance.
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