Workshop of God: The Christian as God’s New Creation
A preacher compares spiritual transformation to a workshop where God refines the raw material of a human life. The triune God, with Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, molds souls into the likeness of Christ, moving from deadness to life through the Holy Spirit, and urging believers to perform good works.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Christ Jesus
God
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Jesus Christ
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Shakespeare
Anecelo
Emis
Paul S
Ezekiel
House of Israel
Paradise
Adam
Nicodemus
Jesus
Iman
Satan
Earth
Moses
Elijah
Jerusalem
Christ
Heaven
Peter
Lake of Galilee
Temple
Paul
Striking Finds in Abandoned Deposit Boxes
Bank vaults expose odd contents when rent is unpaid and renters vanish. A downtown box held only baby shoes after a year’s nonpayment, while another revealed a diamond brooch worth at least 400 dollars. The bank keeps the brooch in wait of possible heirs, as letters from mothers, sweethearts, and pensioners appear among neglected disclosures.
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Philadelphia Record
Gambler Reform at Treasury Department Reforms Losses and Vice
A Washington special reports secretary Shaw cracking down on gambling among government clerks. It chronicles gambling rings near Georgetown and on Virginia shores, the firing and reassignment of three poker players, and an executive push for honesty in the Treasury Department led by a stern but devout leader.
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Washington
Arnold
Star of Hope
Cassius
Jackson
White House
Census Office
Treasury Department
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Aqueduct Bridge
Cabin John’s Bridge
Jack Heath
Georgetown
Heath
Georgetown University
Keno
Hazard
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Treasury
John J. Kleiner
Kleiner
Congress
Indiana
Dakota Territory
Great Department
Smith D. Fry
Secretary Root Endorses Buffington Crozier Gun Carriage Findings
The board assessing disappearing gun carriages for seacoast defense recommends continuing manufacture for 8 inch 10 inch and 12 inch guns and advises against mounting 6 inch guns on disappearing carriages. It cites rapid fire 6 inch needs barbette mounts and commends the Buffington Crozier carriage principles.
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Root
Libraries for Army Bring Books to Lower Yukon Posts
Thanks to Helen Gould, army posts on the Lower Yukon will receive small libraries run by the Y M C A. W A Reid, northern Y M C A head, just returned from New York, announces Nome St Michael Fort Gibbon and Eagle as library sites. Readers have lacked material as mail via steamer in summer is scarce and heavy papers are not accepted. Miss Gould’s generosity earns lasting gratitude from soldiers at the posts.
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Helen Gould
United States Army
Lower
Yukon
W. A. Reid
North
New York
Nome
St. Michael
Fort Gibbon
Eagle
Unknown tonic claims cure all organs
The text touts remarkable tonic properties reaching the liver kidneys stomach nerves heart and brain and promises to remove the cause of debility offering an absolute and permanent remedy.
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Webster's
International Dictionary
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