Chapter XV and XVI Adventure in the Mountains
Exhausted fugitives Mabel Jennie and their guides evade captors led by St Armand Monnah and Utah’s band press the riders hard as night falls, then rest in a dangerous canyon. Overnight signs of strange winds and heat foreshadow a perilous dawn in the Sioux Nez Perce terrain.
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Mabel
Jennie
Mannah
Monnah
St Armand
Richmond
St. Armand
Jennnie
St. Arm
Armand Hong
Rome
Armand
Mon
Whirlwind
Richmo
Hudson
Utah
Whirlman
St Louis
Stichmond
Aaid Richmond
Mariah
Monpah
Editor Corrects Family Moniker in Local Letter
The Bowersville Clarion notes confusion over Lemuel Higgins expected a visit from his brother in law rather than his mother in law and offers to print a correction. Higgins objects, claiming his wife will be sent copies of the last issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersville Clarion
Lemuel Higgins
Hirgins
Unas
Senator Gallinger Seeks Bible From Library of Congress
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire requested a Bible from the Library of Congress recently. An elderly library employee noted this is the second such recall in forty two years by a member of Congress from either branch.
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Smahli
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Library of Congress
Congress
Wisdom of Winning Souls and the Christian Ethos
The sermon argues evangelism hinges on calm faith and clear focus. It cautions pastors against worldly entanglements reducing soul winning, urging consecration, prayer, and a nonconformist stance to keep one’s spiritual core pure while engaging the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Haynes
Seasorus
Honesst
Treasury
Living God Draws Throngs as Moody Talks Faith Over Form
A historic church movement in England grows not by ritual but by belief in a living God. Dwight L. Moody attracts crowds with conviction, preaching that people seek religion more than theology. ministers must speak truth with courage and dedication in this era of rising prosperity.
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McKinley
Insiffe
Tanten
Pacific Coast
Leslie
Nevada
United States
England
Australia
Germany
France
America
Churches Not For Club Use
Rev Lyman Abbott deplores churches becoming social clubs urging faith over mere entertainment He contrasts primitive apostles without oratory or music with modern ministers urged to read papers and attract crowds He cautions against transforming churches into club spaces
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Lyman Abbott
Living
Church of Faith
Primitive Church
Consolation In Second Cup By Rev Joseph Abnetay
A devotional essay discusses coping with sorrow and loss. It contrasts human despair with faith, citing Job and Paul to argue that sorrow can lead to Godward joy. The piece uses the metaphor of two cups life and aftercup representing God’s grace that soothes suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Abnetay
Mani
God
Job
Old
Paul
Hesso
Going Through the Motions in Sunday School Work
Analyzes why modern church life, despite wealth of resources, fails to produce spiritual results. Emphasizes worker devotion over formalism, warns against overemphasis on technique, and contrasts practical temperament with heartfelt action in church teaching and worship. Quotes Rev N D Hillis on balancing thought, feeling, and life in service.
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Addison Ballard
N. D. Hillis
Congregationalist
Brooklyn
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Rozger Bonixer
Monna
Willie
Robbie
Ohio State Journal
China
Shanghai
Rowland Wil
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