Paul Whites to His Friends in Corinth Lesson Treated
Excerpt summarizing Pauls appeal for unity in the Corinthian church. It outlines divisions over ministers, the need to speak the Lords name, and the role of ministers as servants of God. Emphasizes Christ as head, baptism by one Spirit, and accountability of ministers to God.
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Paul Whites
Corinth
Jesus Christ
Chloe
Corinthian Church
Ble
Paul
Apol
Abe
Peter
Christ
Geist
Church of God
We Think Politics and Golf Reflect Moral Strife
A satirical piece argues that wealth and party influence skew voting behavior as the public questions ballot sacredness. It notes caddies striking for higher pay and the rich controlling both parties while warning readers about selling their votes to the highest bidder.
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Gosh
Growth as Proof of Divine Reality in Spiritual Attainment
The heart of things is proven by the passion for growth and the desire for perfection felt by those attuned to spiritual possibility. This inner drive signals a divine reality guiding human striving toward higher attainment.
Contentment Amid Time’s Evils Inspires Moral Search
A reflective line from F B Meyer laments present evils and urges inward examination. The quote warns against complacency and champions vigilance of the Bey Spirit within daily life.
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F. B. Meyer
Political strains rise as three months loom before election
The speaker warns that the period ahead will be hectic for over three months. Accusations of lying circulate as the election approaches. The speaker notes that the poor man has long been limited to voting for the rich and now faces choosing based on money.
Texans Praise Al Smith While Voter Interest Declines
In a discussion with Texas residents the speaker reports that locals prefer Al Smith over Republicans yet show cynical apathy about voting. They say their vote is for sale and has yielded no benefit so far, suggesting a transactional view of participation.
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Texas
al Smith
Help Wanted Auto Painters Experienced Gun Men
Column notes job ad in Chicago papers for experienced auto painters and gun men invites readers to apply, signaling labor demand in a period paper voice. The item highlights wage prospects and citywide employment interest amid evolving industrial skill needs.
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Chicago
Laughing off a phone booth sighting raises odd queries
A speaker recounts not smoking while guarding a passerby in a phone booth and expresses sympathy for readers seeking cosmetic remedies from a correspondence editor. The letter-writer mentions various requests for beauty and health fixes, including straightening legs and reducing body curves.
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The
Heart and
Youthful generation poised for growth through restraint
A writer argues that the younger generation will become exceptionally capable as they outgrow current freedoms. They claim extreme discomfort with present liberty will push youth toward a disciplined path to avoid ennui and stagnation.
Boy on Corner Smokes Cigarette Near Drug Store
A brief local encounter describes a small boy standing on a street corner by a drug store with a smouldering cigarette. The observer addresses the youth about the dangers of smoking and urges caution.
Political parties offered chance to prove vote buying
The remark frames a critique of party corruption and invites scrutiny of ethics. It implies a public test where parties must demonstrate integrity by rejecting improper incentives and upholding fairness in the electoral process.
Election Day Fears of Dry Democrats Facing Thirst
A truncated line warns that many dry Democrats may become thirsty by election day, suggesting concerns over turnout or access to water. The phrase implies a political context tied to voting conditions rather than a literal drought.
Election Decision Delayed as Voters Debate
Voters have made up their minds about how to vote, and many wish the election would be held soon to save time and money. The remark reflects general impatience with the drawn out process and public interest in a quick conclusion.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors of Francis B. Gleason Estate
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of Francis P. Gleason, deceased in Milam County Texas. The administrator, appointed by Jeff T. Kemp Judge, invites claims against the estate and asks indebted parties to settle amounts owed. The notice identifies Milam County as the jurisdiction and names the deceased.
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Milam
Francis P. Gleason
Milam County
Texas
Jeff T. Kemp
Notice to creditors and claimants in Milam County
On September 6, 1928, Bartle Crenan administrator of the estate of Francis P. Gleason deceased, calls all persons indebted to the state to settle and those with claims to present them within legal time at his Burlington Milam County Texas residence.
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Texas
Burlington
Milam County
Bartle
Card of Thanks for Donations Mentioned
A reader thanks Bro. F F Reid for 2.50 in groceries and Bro. F J Beckerman for 5, Bro. Wm Henderson for 2.50, Brother Mayfield for 1, Brother J H DuBois for 2.50, Bro. Jose Rodriguez for 3 and Brother J S Bragg for 2.50. Du Bois delivered the groceries and money. No words to express.
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Cameron Herald
F. F. Reid
F. J. Beckerman
Bro
Wm. Henderson
Mayfield
J. H. DuBois
Jose Rodiguez
J. S. Bragg
Bro. du Bois
Family prayer message from Mr and Mrs Hernandez
The note expresses gratitude and praise to the Lord for His goodness and mercy. The writers, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hernandez, extend hopes of divine grace and blessings to all, framing it as a communal prayer.
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Iis
Ston Trorce
By Frank Dixon
S. R. Cotton
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Byrne
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Byrne Commercial College
H. EB. Byrne
PEP
Pipace Gas and Oils
Francis B. Gleason
State OF
Mrs
F. A. Hernandez
C. F. Gyllenb and
Lone Star
Santa Fe
Schiller Motor Co
Cameron, Texas
X FE
Oakland
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