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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
4
The piece warns that American preachers of class and religious hatred could ignite domestic strife like Europe, stressing that true liberty rests on tolerance. It urges citizens to weigh consequences of provocative rhetoric and refrain from inflaming group tensions.
Local dog owners should provide constant access to drinking water for pets, especially in August and September, to prevent rabies linked to dehydration. Ensure water is replenished, accessible outside the home, and available when owners are away to protect both the dog and the household.
Maris Trevor wrestles with love as Rod O Rorke pursues money for a future together. She debates giving in to romance versus listening to prudence while their New York outing reveals hints of overarching plans and possible departure from the city. The couple visits a dim inn where Rod hints at a deeper purpose.
The lesson reviews Paul and Barnabas in Lystra during their first Gentile outreach. It covers the healing of a cripple, the crowd’s shift from reverence to persecution, and the need to avoid popularity to proclaim the living God. The sermon then turns to Romans 10 8 15, urging personal faith and bold confession of salvation in Jesus.
Excerpt discusses wisdom as rare and extraordinary. It praises those aware of their own defects and recognizes true wisdom lies in humility and self-knowledge.
A concise reflection contrasts money and health with envy and enjoyment. The saying notes money is envied yet not enjoyed, while health is enjoyed yet not envied, attributed to Colton.
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