Come Unto Me and Rest in God's Easy Yoke
Lesson text discusses Jesus upbraiding the unbelieving, the judgment to come for Chorazin and Bethsaida, and the consoling invitation Come unto Me. It emphasizes Jesus as the Judge and Savior, the will of God for repentance, and the rest found in Christ despite daily cares, urging faith and submission to God's plan.
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D. M. Stearns
Tle
Elis
Chorazin
Bethsaid
Jesus Christ
Christ
II Corry
Joel Ili
John
Capernaum
Yre
Sidon
Sodom
Bethsaida
Jesus
Father
Heaven
Babes
Israel
Christ Jesus
Isl
David
Wis
Myather
Elis Ifather
John xiv
John vi
Isis
Ehim
Tfe
Growth of the Seed Parable Explained and Applied
The lesson explains the parable of the growing seed with sower Christ and ministers, soil hearts, seed God’s word. Growth comes from God not anxious labor. progress follows an orderly law. fruit proves growth. The talk invites prayer, discussion, and bible readings.
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Christ
God
Isis
The Nobodies In Heaven and the Works That Last
A reflection on whether heaven grants all believers mansions and crowns versus the idea that only certain works endure. The piece contrasts the notion of everyone being somebody with the biblical metaphor of works tested by fire, distinguishing fleeting acts from lasting gold and silver that withstand judgment. It ends noting some are “Just saved” by fire.
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Heaven
Criticism of Bible History and Critics
Critics argue against final judgments on biblical history based on current external history. The Jewish Exponent notes that Bible critics’ opinions shift with new facts and scholars, urging caution and suspension of judgment on contested points. Conservative scholars challenge definitive inferences presented as facts and warn those making such claims may later be proven wrong.
The Good on the Dark Side Quotation Analysis
A Browning quote urges sharper sight to find more goodness on both sides of life. It emphasizes proportionally magnifying good on the better side to balance perception and moral scope.
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Robert Browning
Tailor Made Waists and Summer Dress Trends
A fashion feature surveys summer waists in tinted silks and laces. It highlights tailor made gowns with bolero jackets, Chantilly lace yokes, and decorative ribbons. It notes open necklines easing high collars, washed fabrics, and lively color combinations from lemon yellows to Nile greens, with hats and toques adorned with chiffon and flowers.
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Paris
Monaco
Restful hot towel therapy for nerves and headache
After a fatiguing day a towel wrung from hot water applied to the head and neck soothes nerves and relaxes body and brain. It relieves nervous headache and eases overheating by cooling the face and head with warmth.
Grain-O Grain-Based Drink Promises Health Benefits
An illustrated letter suggests Grain-O from pure grains replaces coffee after a week of use. It claims nourishment for all ages and easy preparation, with price points five and ten cents. Mixed in are brief mentions of De Witt's Little Early Risers and a Klondike egg and beef price note.
Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure All Ailments
The ad claims dyspepsia tablets drain hunger and fear from a battle of life. It asserts one to five tablets after meals cure indigestion, biliousness, sour stomach, and digestive issues, promising a clear brain, vigor, ambition, and energy. Dr. Strong praises the remedy as highly efficacious from a world physicians council.
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Dodd
R. B. Strong
New York City
American Journal of Health
Brooklyn Institute to Spend $800000 on New Wing
Brooklyn plans an $800000 expenditure for a new wing of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. H. J. Moogh and W. F. Jungkunz are noted in relation to the Banner Salve healing claims mentioned alongside.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Allen's Foot Ease Shoe Powder Ad
A powder to be shaken into shoes to cool swollen feet and relieve burning heat and tiredness. It soothes smarting feet, blisters, callous spots, corns, bunions, and relieves pain for comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package free, address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Tribune presses new Tri-Way edition for party support
The Daily and Sunday Tribune announces a new Tri-Way edition to aid the great party ahead of the 1900 election. It promises business value, prosperity, and wise government with illustrated supplements and general information. The paper emphasizes its role in informing readers and supporting Republican aims nationwide.
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Telia
Iti Ti
Tribune
Yin Pattia
Graat Party
Daily and Sunday Tribune
Asaf
Tri-Weeekly Tribune
Perior
United States
Tri-Weekly Tribune
New York Tribune
Daily
Weekly
Death toll at Hastings in 1066 battle
At the battle of Hastings in AD 1066 weapons were swords and battleaxes with 500 fatally wounded per 1000 soldiers.
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Hastings
Hall's Catarrh Cure Publicity Claim and Reward
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to cure by strengthening the constitution, and offers 100 dollars for any case not cured. It invites testimonials and lists the Cheney company in Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Math
Dye House
Chicago Daily News
Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. IF. Jungkunz
Panhandle
Texas
Boston Commercial Bulletin
de Witt
Swarts & Pleck
Hone
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
H. J Mooge
W. F. Jungkunz
Americas
ST. Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Ark
Denver
Colo
Florida
Utah
California
Oregon
Chicago & Alton
Geo. J. Charlton
Chicago, Illinois
Rose
New York Cit
By Mail
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Pe Enanay
Loan & Building Association
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Galena Avenue
Soldiers’ Monument
E. Mayer
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Chicago Journal
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