The Tabernacle of the Great Outdoors and Salvation Army
The Salvation Army stands as a vast evangelistic movement with 18 000 officers in 70 countries and colonies preaching in 42 languages. It reports 48 000 indoor meetings and 34 000 street meetings with multi‑million attendances in the US, 32 738 converts, and 10 375 visited families. It operates 58 hotels for men and two for women providing 1 500 000 beds and 371 000 meals. It publishes 82 periodicals led by War Cry with a 6 371 940 yearly circulation.
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Salvation Army
United States
Early Ice Research Leads to Industrial Production
The text traces ice science from Galileo noting ice is lighter than water in 1597 to Faraday s 1850 Regelation observations and subsequent work by Forbes Tyndall and Thomson showing ice commercialization potential. It highlights Americans driving early progress with Tudor s 1806 export trade and Harrison s 1857 machine enabling mass artificial ice production using ether and salt water.
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Galileo
Farraday
J. D. Forbes
Tyndall
Thomson
Hoston
Tudor
Harrison
The Bringer of Good Things Verse Line
A devotional verse echoes Nahum 1 15 noting blessings and peace proclaimed from a mountain view. The quotation frames a message of deliverance and calm as a beacon of hope.
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Nahum
Born Again Understanding The New Birth in Christian Faith
The essay argues that fleshly nature blocks entry to God’s kingdom and only spiritual birth through Jesus Christ grants eternal life. It contrasts natural morality with true rebirth, cites scripture from Corinthians and Romans, and explains life from above as essential to enter heaven and know God. It emphasizes faith in Christ unites believers to his life.
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Heaven
God
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of God
Nicodemus
Christ
Moses
Adam
Christ Jesus
Be Ready for Opportunity Savings Account Offer
A bank invites readers to open a savings account to be prepared for future chances. The note emphasizes readiness and benefiting from opportunities that come along.
Beholding God’s Likeness in Righteousness
Poetical Bible verse citation from Psalms 17 15 promises awakening to be satisfied in God’s likeness. Source text presents a devotional quotation emphasizing divine reflection and inner righteousness. The fragment highlights faith language and biblical imagery without additional context or events.
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Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Jonathan Brace
Mississippi
Gulf
Tennessee
Louisiana
de Soto
la Salle
Louis XIV
West Florida
Jefferson Davis
Mississipp
Grant
McClure
The
Tabernacle of the Great Outdoors
Grant Stroh
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
John
Mullin
Wilmington
the Farmers & Merchants
Tani
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Calvin F. Haltaman
Sadie M. Haltaman
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Maryland
W. H. Adkins
Lawrence B. Towers
Nisi
Asbury D. Wilkerson
Annie Wilkerson
True Coy
Awrence B
Aerk
Theodore Thomas
Joseph H. Carroll
Lewin W. Wickes
Sallie E. Andrews
Lawrence H. Smith
Equity
Chy
Awrence B. Towers
Greensboro
Denton
Posaession
Golden Hill Farm
James A. Corkell
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
Elkton
Paul
Pordeng
Eagle Brand
Etroleum
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Western Maryland College
Westminster
A. Norman Ward
D. D
College Farm
Altimore
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Dunton, Maryland
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Serendidy
Henry G. Budd
Dover, Delaware
Journal
Lowe Brothers
Gene
S. E. Douglas
Preston, Md
Gladding Express Co
Centreville
Church Hill
Roberts Station
Goldsboro
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Ingleside
Ridgely
Wye Mills
Longwoods
Easton
St. Michaels
Preston
Hurlock
O. G. Hignutt & CO
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