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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
5
A sermon urges unity among Christians, arguing for one Church under one Lord and one baptism. It critiques sectarian creeds, cites Paul and early Christians, and warns against Babylonian division while stressing the need for a pure gospel shared by all true followers.
A long fragmented treatise argues that worldly systems and religious Babylon corrupt true Christianity. It rails at ecclesiastical divisions, urges unity under the Church of the Living God, and condemns denominationalism while praising a hidden faithful remnant. It cites scripture and laments past church errors.
A chaotic sermon-like text touts a factional Christian sect claiming an elite group called the overcomers will triumph over Babylon. It brands a single true church and condemns other denominations, predicting a forthcoming judgment and the marriage of the Tab in a prophetic end-time narrative.
May report on free raw wool weighs on Democratic Ways and Means as leaders face opposition from Speaker Champ Clark and others. New York delegation shows strong pro free wool mood with only Ferrer Ayres Connell Underhill opposing. Underwood acknowledges majority favoring free wool amid tariff reform talks.
Allentown Pennsylvania May 9 Joh Dougherty Sr 18 son of a Philipsburg contractor drowned yesterday while fleeing arrest for stealing rides on a railroad. He leaped into the Lehigh River as officers closed in and disappeared beneath the water after being pursued along the riverbank. Dougherty attended Philipsburg High School where he played baseball and ran track.
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