The Man That Died For Me A California Miner Story
A missionary recounts visiting a dying miner on the Pacific coast. The man curses God and refuses help until a child's plea and a night of prayer reveal the worth of a human soul, leading to conversion and a public confession at a meeting. The tale ends with the miner’s death, praising the Man who died for him.
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California
J. K. Barney
Pacific
Sin
God
Jesus
Charlie
Mamma
Calvary
Christ
Mamie
Posey
Jack
Signs of Old Age in Love and Labor
The piece argues age is not measured by hair loss or stiffness but by overwork. It contrasts aging with the sight of a young bride, claiming true vitality comes from feeling joy and vigor when witnessing love and new beginnings. If the bride’s radiance fails to move you, you are hopelessly old.
Gift From God A Child's Path To Greatness And Hope
A reflective piece on gifted children as divine plans shaping humble homes into futures of honor. It urges parents to nurture, not suppress, the spark of inspiration, acknowledging each child may play a larger role in a cosmic plan and to let them pursue their dreams.
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God
Jimsie
Janie
Happydreams
Bobbie
Prince Evertrue
Don’ts to Prevent Summer Stomach Cramps and Ills
The article warns against overheating and overworking in heat and cautions about overdrinking water when hot. It notes tainted food and unsanitary ice boxes as illness sources, cites lead in some soda waters, and urges safe water, small meals, proper bowel habits, exercise, and outdoor activity to avoid cramps and appendicitis.
Picnic Drinking Water Health Warning
The article warns about dangers of using untested outdoor water sources at picnics. It notes many neglect to bring drinking water and rely on springs brooks or farm wells. Health risks from unknown water sources are emphasized.
A Father's Admonition Warns Against Tobacco and Vice
Dr J N Russell warns readers about youths falling to cigarettes cigars and pipes saloons and red light houses. He cites peer pressure disobedience to parents and bodily signs of dissipation noting employment loss and moral decline leading to death and an unmarked grave. The piece urges turning away from the downward road before irreversible harm.
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J. N. Russell
Leo
Christ and You and the Church
A stern call to loyalty to the church. The sermon urges readers to join the Head and body, repay church benefits, and yield to God’s just claim. It warns that neglect or theft from God is criminal and emphasizes salvific steps to get right with God.
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Christ
Church
God of the Church
A Good Mother Mary Ball Washington in Remembrance
The playmate of George Washington recalls Mary Ball as a kind, commanding presence in a well ordered household. She guided her six children after Augustine Washington died when George was eleven, and Mary remained a Christian mother who kept daily family prayers with all servants present.
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Mary Ball
George Washington
George
Washington
Mary
Addington
Dow
K. AW
Grace and Truth in Gospel Life by W. P. M
A sermon contrasts law and gospel showing grace and truth through a convict story. It explains God’s justice and mercy, urges personal faith in Jesus Christ, and cites John 2 25 Ephesians 2 12 and Acts 16 31 to call listeners to belief.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Identify with the greatest movement for righteousness
A Baltimore Southern Methodist exhortation urges believers to join the largest local cause for the kingdom of righteousness. It warns against half hearted effort and calls on Christians to bear full burdens, grow in faith and achieve greatness through active participation.
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Brother Christian
Baltimore
Southern Methodist
Are There More Johnnies At Dinner With Parson
A humorous exchange centers on Johnnie asking if a church can whistle. He mentions owing $12 back pew rent and jokes he will have the church whistle for it. The scene ends with a vocal solo by Johnnie after the clergyman departs.
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Parson Downcouch
Chaffle
Johnnie
Food Most Important Factor in Keeping Baby Healthy
The article argues that a baby's health depends most on its food, with breast milk as the best for preserving life and health. It urges mothers to nurse whenever possible, explaining milk’s natural composition, infection resistance, and disease protection. It advises regular feeding and cautions against weaning without physician advice.
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