Queen Balkis spices and Solomon sermon spark joyous faith
Dr. Talmage likens religion to precious spices brought by the Queen of Sheba to Solomon. He argues faith should bring joy and practical uplift, urging livelier worship, hopeful homes, and vibrant church life, contrasting grim piety with the sweetness of Christian spice and comfort. The sermon praises Christ’s gospel as fragrant and healing.
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Washington, D. C
Talmage
Sheba
Solomon
Egypt
David
Balkis
Queen of
Cassia
Christ
Martha
Mary
Jesus
Jong Deborah
Lapidoth
Hannah
Samuel
Miriam
Rachel
Sarepta
Brisix
Samuel Rutherford
Richard Baxter
John Bunyan
Macaulay
House of Cedar
Taj Mahal
India
Earth
Bagdad
Persia
God
Abyssinia
Queen
Queen of Sheba
Hoagland Social Notes and Upcoming Hoagland Stars Game
Community tidbits report visits and vacations of local residents including Prof A W Hamilton, Marion Smalls, Mrs Brown and Ralph, Owen Miller, Charles Houser, Misses Wallace, Dr J L Smith, Rev Murray, and others. Frank Hake suffered a serious ankle injury from a fall while repairing a barn roof. Hoagland Stars host Decatur Reds next Saturday at Monroeville with a 2:30 game start.
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A. W. Hamilton
Marion Smalls
Mrs. Brown
Ralph
Fort Wayne
Nettie Hubler
J. H. Miller
Owen Miller
Kendallville
Charles Houser
Electric Light Works
Wallace
McDonald
Rev. Bicknell
Monroeville
Murray
Hoagland Stars
Decatur Reds
Fairfield school house ice cream social draws crowd
An ice cream social at Fairfield school house Saturday night cleared a sizable sum. Prof Hyatt visited Sand Point and proposes a swimming school. Young people to meet at school house No 5 Tuesday night. Christian Endeavor met Sunday. the floor at the usual place torn out. A large attendance praised the society. Little River Grange secured real free delivery route No 5 and helped enforce road laws last winter.
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Fairfield School House
Prof. Hyatt
Sand Point
School House No. 5
Christian Endeavor
Little River Grange
Foster Furniture and Carpet Co Installment Offer
The Foster Furniture and Carpet Company markets a payment plan requiring five dollars down and five dollars per month, making the present purchase accessible to a broad audience. The offer emphasizes affordability and widespread eligibility.
Unnamed faction seeks to split the organization
A volatile fringe proposes breaking up the group in a move likened to killing the goose that laid the golden eggs. Observers warn the error will become clear only after it is too late.
Middletown Breezes Highlights and Local News
Merl Williams of Winimac Indiana visits Middletown for a week. The primary school baseball team beat Hoagland while the high school team had lost to Hoagland last fall. Local families visit and social events occur as threshing continues and a near drowning incident is narrowly survived with quick help by a neighbor.
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Merl Williams
Winimac
Ind
Hoaglace Junio
Hoagland
Nannie Whitner
Okardis
Okla
Mary Hartzell
New Haven
McMahen
Sand Point
Hartzell
James Ruhl
Angola
Poe
Estella Neireiter
Clyde van Horn
Amanda
Sophia Kaiser
August Grodman
Brewer
Henry Mailand
Ernst Kaiser
Simeon Vaughn
John Dennis
M. Rauner
Farmers' Day at Winona
Farmers' day at Winona Lake Indiana is announced for Saturday August 10 with Rev. details noted. This item highlights a local agricultural event and community gathering.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Sam Jones to Speak at Auditorium Address
Sam Jones will deliver an address in the Auditorium at 2 30 p m on the topic Shams and the Genuine. J M Studebaker and others will give addresses. A Winona band concert follows at 4 30 and 8 p m. A large attendance is expected at the farmers meeting in the same venue at 1 30 p m.
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Sam Jones
Shams
The
Genuine
Winona Band
Sunday School Picnic at Five Points Saturday
A Sunday school picnic will be held at Five Points on Saturday August 17 with a day of pleasure anticipated by local youths. Ice cream and other refreshments will be served.
Expenditures and Tax Levies for 1901 Eel River Township
Trustee W. H. Johnston of Eel River township Allen county presents 1901 estimates for yearly expenditures and taxes at the Advisory Board meeting. Items include township expenditures 1108.35 with 15c tax rate, local tuition 738.90 with 10c, special school 1108.35 with 15c, road 2216.70 with 30c, additional road 738.90 with 10c, poor year 283.11 with 4c. Total 6194.21 and 84c tax rate. August 1, 1901.
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Eel River Township
Allen County
W. H. Johnston
Expenditures and Taxes for Monroe Township 1901 1902 Summary
The trustee of Monroe township announces the proposed expenditures and taxes for the year 1902. Items include township expenditures 500 dollars local tuition 1000 dollars special school 1500 dollars road 2000 dollars poor 350 dollars total 6350 dollars with total tax 85 cents per hundred dollars. The meeting is at the trustee's office in Monroeville. Signed V W Shaffer August 3 1901.
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Monroe Township
Allen County
Monroeville
Vv. L. Shaffer
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Hell
Botany Bay
Voltaire
Herbert Spencer
Hervey
Immanuel
Bangor
San Francisco
Christendom
Germany
America
St. John
Heaven
Peninsular Steel
Detroit, Mich
FOS
TER Furniture Company
SIVE
Foster Furniture Company
City
Middletown
Lee Hartzell
Melville Neiceiter
Harley Somers
Antioch
Elsworth Ruhl
Winona
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