The People Will Learn Righteousness
A Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon argues that divine judgments are righteous and merciful, not eternal torment. It outlines a Millennial judgment by Christ and the Church, with Israel and the world receiving guidance, redemption, and lasting peace through God’s plan.
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Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Christendom
God
Christ
Israel
Abraham
Redeemer
Kingdom of God
Adam
David
St. Paul
Apostle
Calvary
Jesus
Moses
The
John Jackman Smith Iowa pioneer and settler profile
A biographical sketch recounts John Jackman Smith born 1780 in Virginia, his 1803 Lewis and Clark expedition near Missouri, move to Ohio and Wisconsin Iowa territory, and leadership as Jefferson County commissioner. It notes his land holdings, family, Civil War era migration, and memories of Smiths Ford and early Fairfield society.
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John Jackman Smith
Virginia
Lexington
Lewis and Clarke
Missouri River
Pacific
Smith
Ohio
Rachel Alkier
Wisconsin Territory
Iowa
Jefferson County
Cedar Creek
Liberty Township
John Bishop
Smiths
Daniel Sears
B. F. Chastin
Fairfield
Blackhawk
Wapello
Phillip Hawk
Elias Smith
Elias
Sarah Dunning
Ottumwa
Marion
Kirkville
Edward James
Caldwell
Idaho
Edwar
Elijah Smith
Susanah Davis
Rachel Jerrell
Great American Desert
Oregon
Carlisle A
Smith Agency
R. F
DeWitts Little Early Risers and Carbolized Salve Sold Here
The best pill is DeWitts Little Early Risers the safe easy pleasant and sure little liver pills. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is the original. Good for cuts burns or bruises and especially for piles. Sold by Frank S Shriner.
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DeWitt
Frank S. Shriner
Depot distance puzzles weary traveler in railroad chat
A humorous exchange from Lippincott's features a weary traveler asking why Meri depot sits far from town and a driver offering a backhanded judgment on railroad reasoning. The quip highlights casual talk about travel, depots, and the old railroad era.
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Meri
Darky
Dame of Heaven
Lippincott’s
Magazine Evening Orders With WFB For Subscriptions
Readers are advised to leave orders with WFB for magazine subscriptions in the evening. The message urges prompt response to secure ongoing delivery and service.
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WFB
Circus tale of Willis Cobb and the 20 camels
Willis Cobb recounts a traveling circus hoax story in which a press agent claims a herd of 20 camels from Arabia. In Georgia the editor accuses him of lying after only one camel arrives. The editor invites Cobb home to meet his wife, calling him the biggest liar on earth.
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Willis Cobb
Arabia
Cobb
Georgia
Willis
No Rest for John The Parson and A Harried Farmhand
A Scottish village parson consoles a tired farm servant who fears eternal toil. The man quips that even in the afterlife there will be tasks like cleaning the sun and hanging out the moon, lamenting his fate as an overworked laborer. The exchange blends humor with weary resignation.
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Scotland
John
Mercury Lamps Proposed to Sterilize City Water
A novel plan to sterilize a city water supply uses mercury vapor lamps with quartz tubes placed close to the water so every particle spends two minutes near a lamp. Early 1906 findings showed strong germ destroying UV rays, and Courmont and Nogier report bacteria near lamps within 12 inches are killed in one minute, with heavily contaminated water sterilized in two minutes.
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Courmont and
Nogier
Wonderful Clocks Spark Novel Timekeeping Advances
A five wheel clock with a small battery runs three years without attention and only needs a new battery after that period. Another English clock lets the owner read mean time meridian relative positions of celestial parts and observe Earth rotation. it uses a base stand clock as motive power and needs winding once a week.
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Shallenberger
Chicago
Hotel Court
8Berger
Epitapeyan Bright
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, IJ
Drexel State Bank
Mrs. A.V. Frazey
D. G. Higley
DiOre
People’s Pulpit
Smith’s Ford
Ford
Pure Food Grocery
S. E. Corner Square
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