Fire as a Symbol of Life and Purification in a Calmage Sermon
A Los Angeles sermon interprets Luke 12 49 as Christ’s fire bringing life not destruction. The preacher argues fire models heat and creation, purification from sin, and even war’s costly but potential blessings, citing forests, farming, industry, Chinatown, and historical battles to illustrate fiery cleansing and growth.
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Los Angeles
Luke Si
Christ
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite
Forse
Ashich
Moscow
America
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Earth
Herria
Plymouth Rock
Sumer
Biddie
David
Biddle
Kehoe
Ewald
God
Jesus Christ
Earle of Rochester
Fires of Triumph over Sin and Civil War Echoes
The address argues that historical fires from the Civil War and slavery led to national renewal. It calls for a perpetual war against sin and saloon and brothel, likening past and current campfires to a division between two camps. It questions whether believers will join the campfires of triumph or be absent from heaven’s rejoicing. The speech recalls mothers at enlistment and ends with a copyright notice.
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Aokue
Ridlew
Dammer
Dusa
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Buatozen
Coustavus
Gloustavis
Army
Potomac
Appormnattox
Ttands
Earth
Heaven
Moses
Uniols
Joe
Christ
Louis Kelopseh
Segular
Tlinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
India
Timots Central Railroad Company
Tinois Central Railroad
W. G. Bruen
A. G. Hackstaffe
Reading the Tree Forester Life History in Detail
A piece from an American Magazine explains how a forester may age a tree by rings and borings. It describes yearly growth, spikes, and interruptions, noting a tree about 150 years old with cycles of rapid height growth, volume rise, and later decline, plus a false ring caused by a late frost. The section closes with a statistic: missionary societies in Africa have about 6,000 substations and LOCO principal mission stations.
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Africa
Breakfast Brings Cheer and Healthful Mindset
A persuasive note extols cheerful mornings and a healthy stomach. It claims a sound body yields better work and citizenship, warns against indiscipline and blues, and promotes Kodol For Dyspepsia after meals as a remedy, with drugstore availability.
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Christ the Purither
East Liverpool
Iaele Drotter
Pha
Ohio
Pittsburg
Tron
San Francisco
Chinatown
Faust
Lear
Chamberlain
Geneace Pure Food
le Roy
N.Y
Hhey
I. O. FE
Grand Lodge
Cago Te Marthe Eavern Railway
People’s Column
Ole Douglas Avenue
Rubendall & Lattig
Wimen
Sandmeyer’s
Adams St
Perkins
Buewster House
VOR Sale
State St
Miami Street
Galena Avenue
SOR
Gehiller
Stephenson St
Adee Oghion
Orsale
Stearns & Zipf
Jesse Klapp
Lincoln Avenue
John Trunk
Foley Street
Fla
Dietrich
Cherry Street
Flort Street
Galens Street
Isllinois Street
Freeport
Notrade
J.D. Wheat
Lnte
Jacob Relygard
Walnut and
South Streets
Wid
Kennedy
Winslow, TU
Toh
Houk Street
Boutshugai Crocker Street
Orent
Cherry St
Isatt
Loos Neictition
South St
HK. F. Fes
Main St. Loquire
M. W. Cowley
State Oak
Wim
Walton Nephews
Laly
Lincoln Avenue School
Kodol
MRS. Loring Nighols
Penn Yan
N. Y
Wes
Kauble
Nevada
E.D. DeWitt & Co
U.S.A
Woodstock
Northwestern
Chisago & Northwestern Railway
the Daily Journal
the Dells
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Dells
F. A. Miller General
St. Paul
Minneapolis Kansas City
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Western
Galway
Great Western
J.P. Elmer
St. Paul, Minn
C&nwar
John F. Daly
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