Propitiation and the Cross in Gospel Hope
The text explains propitiation as God’s provided means to appease sin through Christ’s sacrifice. It emphasizes God’s wrath against sin balanced by love, and cites Romans 6 23 and Romans 3 25 as proofs of justification by faith. It notes the cross vindicates God’s righteousness, offers forgiveness for sins past, and assures believers of justification by faith in Jesus. The piece closes with Cowper’s spiritual awakening and gratitude for the Gospel’s peace.
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Mable
Professor Denney
God
Christ
Siace
Calvary
Jesus
Einners
Cowper
The Shrimp and the Guardian Brother
Jack Williams confronts Angell, sister Josephine’s suitor, to prove the shrimp can defend his future wife. After a violent exchange leaving Williams battered, Josephine learns Angell once fought as a featherweight champion and is capable of protecting her from a worldly punch.
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Jack Wiliams
Joseplane
Mr. Angell
Josephine
Mr Angell
Jack
Hazard
Mer
Jack Willams
Mr. Angels
Willams
Thompsonville
Angell
Seymour
Thompsonsville
Wiliams
Steel City
Seymour Hind
Mr. Williams
Dilal
Duck Willams
Ile
United States
Glacial Age Debate Between North American and Australian Experts
A dispute among geologists from the United States Canada and Australia centers on the age of South Australian glacial deposits. Toronto professor Coleman argues the rocks are far older than Australian estimates and likens them to deposits near Canada’s Great Lakes. New South Wales geologist David using radioactivity places Clary deposits at 800 to 900 million years and Sturt tearge at 450 to 550 million years.
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South Australia
Coleman
University of Toronto
Great Lakes
Canada
David
Antarette Fame
New South Wales
Clary
Sturt Tearge
Meaning and uses of the word experience in logic
Archbishop Whately discusses experience in his Elements of Logic. He distinguishes strict past sense from a judgment drawn from experience. He notes that experience can imply future inferences through reasoning from observed data.
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Archbishop Whately
Red Cross Aims One Million Volunteers by November 2
The American Red Cross seeks one million volunteers by November 2 to support its peacetime program. The drive emphasizes enrolling members of the world’s greatest humane organization to combat disease, a larger threat than war, urging enlistment at local Red Cross headquarters.
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American Red Cross
Lincoln
Americal Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Service Flag Describes 1929 Version
The 1929 Red Cross Service Flag differs from last year with two white stars in the blue border to show third year membership. The large cross marks one member and smaller crosses denote more in the family. The aim is to display the flag in every home window during the year and enlistment runs November 2 to 11 at local Red Cross Headquarters.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Queer Burial Custom Among Alaska Indians
The article describes a four stage afterlife ritual for Alaska Natives along the Bering Sea. Mourning lasts four days with songs and feasting on favored foods, followed by wrapping the body, crawling it up ropes to avoid doors, cremation, and storing ashes in a family grave chest. Modernization has softened these rites but the fear of passing through a door remains.
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Alaska
Bering Sea
Spirit of 1920 Red Cross poster appeals nationwide
A reproduction by Howard Chandler Christy promotes the Red Cross and its Third Roll Call from November 2 to 11. It urges enlistment at local Red Cross headquarters and highlights a message from the Junior Red Cross about aiding others. Also noted is Curling Insomnia with an apparatus offering warm dry air to treat insomnia.
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Ogue
Seymour
House of Worship
Howard Chandler Christy
American Red Cross
Fla
Spirit of America
Red Cross
United States
ILLYS
Willys Light
Willys- Knight
Mystery in Life and Time Changes in Society
A reflection on changing social norms toward late hours as a generation ages. The piece contrasts an old fashioned girl who stayed up late with her daughter who begins nights earlier, and ponders why the seemingly all knowing experts often possess little.
Oldest Bank Notes: China Led Ancient Issuance
The oldest bank notes in the world were issued in China 2,897 years before the Christian era, marking an early use of paper currency in ancient commerce and state finance.
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China
City of Dead Rumors Stir Roaming Catacomb Claims
A sensational note claims a vast number of 15,000,000 dead are interred in Roman catacombs. The reader is cautioned that the text presents a speculative city rumor rather than a confirmed archaeological finding.
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Rowan Catacombs
Help Wanted Stocking Mill Ad Norristown Pa
Wanted. Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery. Full line for men women and children. Eliminates darning. We pay 6ne an hour spare time or 24.0 week for full time. Experience unnecessary. Write International Stocking Mill Norristown Pa. 9 13 12.
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International
Norristown
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Henj HW
Jorldon
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
L. W. Gosnell
Moody Bibis Tosutcte
Chicago
McClure N Paper Syndicate
Spapere
Marcus Samuel
London
Eliie Dignitary
Mansion House
Mr. Jones
Kard
Sir Marcus
Flag OF Humanity
Nfe
E. C. Orrell
Willys
Greensboro
Willys-Knight
F. A. DeFord
Tuckahoe Neck
Caroline County
Hinman
P. D
Denton, Md
Griffith & Turner CO
Baltimore
O. M. Scott & Sons CO
Main Street
Marysville
W. A. Smith
Demnstor Maryland
Prince Albert
Br. Reynold Tobacco Ce
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Tata
Purity Confectionery Co
W. Mulberry, St
ST. Paul
J. Fred Emerso
Brown Arcade
Hotel Rennert
Riz
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