The Servant King and the Path to Greatness
Jesus explains that true greatness in the Kingdom comes through service and sharing his suffering. He warns disciples that throne privileges depend on the Father, not on personal ambition, and that followers must be willing to drink his cup and be baptized into death. The incident with James and John prompts a rule: greater service earns higher honor.
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Jesus
James
John
Calvary
Jordan
Talvary
Local Notes and Visits Across New Brunswick Area
Mrs Edward Stults and granddaughter Esther Beekman unite with Presbyterian Church. George D VanDerveer in Philadelphia on business. Miss Cecelia Everett and Raymond Snedeker drive to Franklin Park to watch Fourth of July fireworks. Harvest Home plans discussed for August 5. Numerous visits and travels among New Brunswick residents include trips to Franklin Park Bayard Street and Trenton.
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Edward Stults
Esther Beekman
Cecelia Errickson
Presbyterian Church of
This Place
George D. VanDerveer
Philadelphia
Henry Potts
George Miller
New Brunswick
Cecelia Everett
Raymond Snedeker
Minnie Plumby
Bayard St
A. P. Deane
Franklin Park
Deans
Spiritism Called Demonism in New Brochure
A pamphlet argues that Spiritist communications are demon origins. It cites Bible proof that fallen spirits impersonate the dead, urge prayer and penance, and can possess victims, sometimes driving them toward madness. The tract, priced five cents, is offered by the Bible and Tract Society in Brooklyn.
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Crestor
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Ad
Mrs G Stergie of Plainfield New Jersey explains how after reading Chamberlain's Tablets she took nearly three fourths of a package and now can eat almost anything. The ad notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
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G. Stergie
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
July Clearance Sale Highlights Halfprice Millinery and Coats
The store emphasizes value with year round low prices and a July clearance. Hats trimmed in hemp and Milan go half price, plus a large sale of white hats at moderate rates. Tailored suits and coats now priced at five to twelve dollars, down from ten to twenty.
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Koehler
Newark
Cleveland Patterson
Clarksburg
N. J
Owego
Jersey
Milan
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BE. State St
Trenton
S. Broad St
Cranbury’s Best Candy Shop
Brainerd Lake
Blaine Davison
Peppler
Thomas Peprler, & Son
Hightstown, N. J
John Wiinar
Dayton
Ernest Velard
John Everett
New York
William Conover
Mrs. Hendrickson
Hightstown
Emma Fielder
Long Branch
Matilda Pembrook
Universalist Church
W. H. Thompson
Florence Davison
Alice Owens
W. A. Stanton
Boston
Garfield Chamberlain
Bordentown
Mr. Chamberlain
Margaret Chamberlain
Margaret Harden
Spring Lake
William Sutphin
White Mountains
Luella Dey
Susie Dey
Mary Barker
B. A. Farr
Peddie
Farr
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Charles Ralph
St. Francis Hospital
Frederick Applegate
Frederick Blackwell
Strindard
Asbury Bark
New Jersey
Blauvelt
White Summer
Red Rock Price
Blauvelt’s
Bernard B. Kadetsky
Cranbury, New Jersey
the Cranbury Press
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