Universal Fatherhood of God and the Sonship Promise
A preacher argues against the popular universal Fatherhood notion and defends the biblical view of Father God. He contrasts the far country prodigal with true sonship, the Spirit’s threefold work, and the deliverance from fear through faith in Christ. The piece emphasizes repentance, the Spirit’s conviction, and the assurance of God’s faithful Fatherly love.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
West
Abba
God
Wei
Garden of Eden
Berns
Athens
Wauthers House
Mathes
Wathhers House
Seatac
Adam
Father
Devil
Gee
Jesus
Wiemey Wetil
Gees
Bether
Satan
Earth
the Christ
Christ
Jesus Christ
Celestial City
Gethsemane
Calvary
St. Paul
Christ Jesus
Sailors in Boston and the city's yacht lore
The piece extols Boston as the nation’s premier yachting port with sailors from W. J. Henderson to Adams Boys and Marblehead racers, noting widespread talk of sailing lore in clubs and streets. It claims Boston’s supremacy in sailing history and training, from America's Cup tales to youth learning on simple craft.
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Boston
W. J. Henderson
Atlantic
Larchmont Yacht Club
Sweet potato planting tips and biblical lesson notes
A practical guide on sweet potato ridges and planting technique warns against mud and shallow roots. It contrasts methods and shares tips from W. L. Anderson via Farm and Home, then transitions to The Lesson Text Exodus 20 13 17 with Golden Text Mat 19 19 and analytical notes on the Ten Commandments and Jesus teachings.
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W. L. Anderson
Moses
Christ
Broad-Tired Wheels Improve Farm Wagon Performance
The article compares wide load-tired wheels to narrow tires, arguing wide tires draw easier on soft soil, roll flat on the surface, reduce soil rutting, protect crops, and prevent drainage damage. It endorses every farmer owning a wagon with low load-tired wheels.
Three Kinds of Bacteria in Milk Explained
The Farmers' Review outlines three bacterial types in milk: harmless, beneficial, and harmful. Bacteria can grow without soil, some in air or liquid, powering changes in milk from souring to new forms, indicated by gas and smell.
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New-York Tribune
the Tribune Farmer
The
Express
Defiance
Ohio
Burnt gumbo for road surfaces proposed as inexpensive option
It is argued burnt gumbo makes a serviceable road material, cheaper than crushed stone and better than dirt. Burning removes stickiness when wet, allowing a top layer of burnt clay to cap a well drained road bed. Proponents claim roads could rival French quality without extra expenditure.
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France
Echoes of a Busy World
Global industrial trends are sketched with data on coal mining deaths per volume, Sergipe's sugar capacity, France silk share, and England’s waning pewter and lace industries. London leads ice imports while Seattle's exports to Japan reach about 5 million annually, signaling shifting trade dynamics.
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Sergipe
Brazil
France
England
Vienna
London
Seattle
Japan
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