Relocation and awakening in Antioch mission center
The lesson outlines an awakening at Antioch after Jerusalem’s scattering, highlighting ordinary believers preaching the Word and Lord Jesus. Barnabas is praised for spirit-filled faith, then brings Saul to aid the expanding work. Disciples are first called Christians after a year of teaching, and Antioch sends relief to Judea amid a global famine, showing unity between Jew and Gentile.
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Christ's Blessing and Our Living Faith
A devotional excerpt notes that Christ from heaven sends a blessing and reveals his nature to guide how we live and allow him to live in us. It reflects on faith hope and love as the weight of glory and the potential we might achieve through divine grace.
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Christ
H. Monsell
Where Love Reigns Enthroning Jesus in Love
The excerpt emphasizes enthroning Jesus in the heart as the best path to cultivate love. It frames Christ as love itself, asserting that where Jesus resides, love reigns and governs the believer’s inner life.
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Jesus
Reader asks how to rid troublesome guest from home
An elderly subscriber asks for advice on ejecting a guest who stayed for a month after a few days. The exchange shows the editor dismissing a foolish question but the writer threatens arson if no guidance is given. The Birmingham Age-Herald anecdote illustrates reader letters and strong reactions.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Our Best Political Note on Equality Beauty and Holiness
A compact quotation from Vachel Lindsay referenced by SUPE praising a tendency toward equality beauty and holiness despite critic's noise. The line frames proponent's view of advancing social ideals amid opposition.
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Vachel Lindsay
Supe
This Man Receiveth Sinners and Eateth with Them
A devotional meditation on Luke 15 2 highlighting Jesus welcoming sinners and dining with them. It contrasts self righteousness with grace, cites encounters like Nicodemus the adulteress and the thief on the cross, and emphasizes the inclusive mercy of Christ. The piece underscores that Jesus receives sinners without condition and shares fellowship as a feast of grace.
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Summer Clothing Sale Promises Big Bargains Store Clean Up
Hot weather specials advertise Palm Beach suits Mohairs and tropical worsteds priced from $15 to $40 White duck trousers value $2.50 to $3 White flannels and khaki trousers also listed Auto caps straw hats and summer shirts on sale Big bargains across departments Store closes at 12 30 Thursdays during July and August.
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Palm Beach
Be Ready for Opportunity Savings Pitch
The text promotes a bank savings account as a path to seize opportunities. It explains 4 percent interest compounded quarterly, with easy access to funds anytime, and notes that interest accrues even if the account is ignored. It urges opening an account to be prepared for future chances.
Joss Stick Manufacture Uses Aconite Camphor And Neonite
Aconite and camphor are the principal chemicals used in making joss sticks. Neonite serves to prevent ravages by rats and rice, and camphor ensures a steady burn. Aroma comes from numerous odoriferous drugs used in production.
Milk River Valley Drains Into Missouri and Mississippi
A small section of the Canadian West, about 12 365 square miles, forms part of the Milk river valley. The Milk river flows into the United States and empties into the Missouri river, which in turn drains into the Mississippi.
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Remedy for tuberculosis found in butterfly line
A witty editorial note from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat suggests a whimsical remedy claim that the butterfly supposedly holds a cure for tuberculosis, followed by a jab about assigning the humming bird to work next. The remark satirizes sensational health cures and medical hype.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
An Exception from Somermaen on Duty and Bills
A wry Boston Transcript quip notes that Somermaen are so conscientious they never delay anything until tomorrow, in a playful riff on bill collectors and promptness.
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Somermaen
Boston Transcript
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