14 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
1
This sermon argues the Bible presents two open routes to humanity with a third unattainable path. It cites Matthew 7 13 14 and Isaiah 35 8 to claim the broad road to destruction and the narrow way to life, urging repentance and daily discipleship as the path to heaven.
A religious speaker argues God’s selective dealings through history, tracing Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Israel to Christ. He urges believers to enter the narrow way, live as living sacrifices, and seek the prize of the high calling, contrasting justification with sanctification and proclaiming universal redemption through Jesus.
A poetic exhortation asks readers to live with straight actions and unselfish motives. It urges daily seeds of kindness to benefit many, noting small deeds can shelter larger needs and build happiness. The verse attributes the line to Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Fred Partlow spent Sunday at Laurel with his parents. Miss Hazel Perry of Greensburg stayed with I R Nave and wife on Spring Hill. A local ad notes a Ryper incubator for sale by phone 207. A folksy tale mentions beer and fodder shock with hunting in shocks implied.
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