Outward and inward life in Christian conversion
The article discusses conversion as liberation from sin and entry into a new life. It cites Bartimaeus, Israel’s exodus, and Paul’s Romans with Wesleyan assurance, stressing battle readiness and ongoing reform. It argues faith must shape daily conduct and business life, balancing spirituality and practical work.
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Bartimets
Israel
Egypt
Canaan
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Christ
John Wesley
London
Wesley
Promised Land
Heaven
Tiggpt
Moses
Holini
Jesus
Christians Must Fight by Bishop Samuel Fallows
Bishop Samuel Fallows argues Christians must actively oppose evil, framing the world as militant and the kingdom of God as engaged in a real, ongoing spiritual battle against the world, the flesh, and the devil. He contends evil is a factual, Tremendous force, not mere illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fallows
God
Earth
Value of Appreciation by Rev G D Cleworth
Fault finding demotivates workers and hurts families. Encouragement builds effort and loyalty, especially from parents to children and spouses to partners. The article urges antomet and antement praise, plus devotion to God, linking appreciation to a faithful Christian life and baptism into the kingdom.
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G. D. Cleworth
Coarth
Earth
Apostle
G. Nell
Baptist
Philadelphia
Beaumont Oil Boom Marks New Texas Frontier
The Beaumont field near Spindle Top erupted in 1901 with A. F. Lucas striking oil at 1300 feet. By August 1901 twenty wells produced oil, followed by rapid expansion as hundreds of companies formed, pipelines reached Port Arthur, and Beaumont became a boom city supplying oil to the Atlantic coast and Europe.
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Corsicana
A. F. Lucas
Beatty
Guffey
Higgins Company
Guffey Company
Heywood
Beaumont
United States
Europe
Lucas
Tidewater
Port Arthur
Texas
Atlantic
Spirit That Wins and the Call to Git Up
A neon era lyric from the New Orleans Times-Democrat reflects on knowledge and love while urging action. It asserts the core lesson is to “git up,” to take and give, framing perseverance as lasting wisdom across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
New Orleans Times
Mummy Face Danger Looms Over Dodo And Terry
In this tense excerpt from a Chicago Tribune summary, Dodo confides fears of a kidnapper to Terry after overhearing Martha and Jane. Terry reassures her by pledging to protect mummy, asks for secrecy, and promises to fix the danger. The scene ends with new trust and a hopeful future for the family.
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Terry
Martha
Jane
Mummy
Father
Miss Dodo
Dodo
Chicago Tribune
The Popular Hero and the Smoked Self
The narrator critiques the modern hero and the up to date young man who rely on nicotine and tobacco in all moments both grand and ordinary. A college ball game scene shows a man smoking a pipe and alternating with cigars and cigarettes, challenging the notion of pure impulses untainted by bodily sensation.
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Martha Baker Dunn
Atlantic
The Man Within the Gun at Watervliet Arsenal
A new 16 inch gun is shown with a 165 pound man inside the muzzle for scale. The weapon weighs 130 tons, is 49 feet long, 544 feet breech diameter, 2 feet 4 inches muzzle diameter, and features a nine piece steel forge construction with 96 rifling grooves. Breech loading uses a crank and lanyard with electric primer, designed to prevent misfire until the breech is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Emancipation Celebrations and Local Accidents in Indiana News
A wide array of Indiana items report emancipation exercises in Hamilton County, typhoid concerns in Newcastle, a fatal hayfork injury at Laporte, and two derailed trains at Crawfordsville. Other items note Howell town’s bloodhounds, a fatal gas engine explosion near Geneva, and new mayor Sidney Vaughn pushing chain gang labor.
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Hamilton County
Court House
Newcastle
Laporte
A. W. Meyers
Crawfordsville
Howell
Robert Hardy
Elwood
Armitage
Hartford City
Charles Steal
Sidney A. Vaughn
Logansport
Chicago
Jackson
Wabash
A.D. Rice
Scipic Township
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Rice
Rioe
Anna Becker
Michigan City
Leonard Becker
Becker
Claypool
State Board, Agriculture
Itl
Indiana
Former Employer Referred to as a Rapid Fire Gun
A clerk, discharged without notice, is questioned by a friend who asks if the former employer is a big gun. The clerk sighs that the employer is a rapid fire gun.
After Camp Meeting Aged Boy and Golden Spectacles
The Atlanta Constitution recalls a former fashionably dressed boy who held a bone high while the dog “spoke” for it. The piece notes Ty Brer Williams and questions his current path, remarking on his two gold spectacles and his eyed multi directional look.
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Ty Brer Williams
Atlanta Constitution
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Theodore L. Cuyler
D. D
J. P. Brushingham
Caesar
God Father
Beaumont Oil Field
Spindle Top
Constance
Indeana News
Franklin
Fred Harris
Argue McKisson Oil Company
Collins
Geneva
Marion Council
Vincennes
iIt
Metropolitan Police
Marion
Supreme Court
Durbin
Lupton Guards
Trades Council
T. P. Kenney
Fred Howp
North Vernon
Hiram Bertman
Howp
Bertman
Phillippines
Howe
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