Savior and King Messiah Promised for All Nations
The piece traces the Messiah’s role from the Jews’ hope in a national savior to the broader requirement of a Mediator for all nations. It explains Jesus as the anointed high priest and king, the suffering servant who dies for sins, and the future Messianic Kingdom where the elect share in glory and humanity gains life.
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Abraham
Cole
Moses
Israel
Messiah
Jesus
East
Palestine
Christ the Lord
Bethlehem
Christ
Savior
Aaron
Melchisedec
Eden
Earth
Satan
God
Quiet wedding or ostentatious divorce debate peoples gossip
A Georgia depot tale contrasts opinions on quiet weddings and conspicuous divorce. A depot grocer watches weights reveal fraud as Dekun Williams allegedly schemes to cheat customers, causing the store to face bankruptcy and the old couple to joke about a busted era.
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Georgia
Dar
Divine Plan of the Ages book praised by papers and readers
The Divine Plan of the Ages by Pastor Russell is extolled by the Atlanta Constitution and Bill Arp for its scriptural support and clear light on biblical mysteries. The cloth bound 855 page volume sells for 35 cents postpaid from Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY.
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Atlanta Constitution
Bill Arp
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Read’s hair miracle cracks up advertising sales
In a Chicago Press club anecdote, Reed boosts a druggist by dramatizing his own hair restoration. A farmer, convinced by the tale, buys six dozen bottles, and the druggist later commits to a half column display ad, swayed by Reed’s performance.
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Opie Road
Reel
Arkansas Traveler
Little Rock
Read
Letters
Traver
Writers in Paris Debate Whether Smoking Helps Work
In Paris, Dr. Rambert reports mixed views from writers on smoking and creativity. Maurice Donnay recalls inhaling cigars but says quitting improved his focus. Alfred Capus struggles to quit, calling tobacco a bad servant. Georges Feydeau notes memory suffered while smoking. Louis Ganne says he quit and remains unsure of prior benefits.
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Paris
France
M. Rambert
Maurice Donna
French Academy
Nicotine
Alfred Capus
Georges Feydeau
Louis Ganne
Quotes on smoking from writers and actors in a literary circle
The excerpt presents opinions on tobacco from Jules Clarette Jean Ricaird Nico tine Henry Bernstein and Alexander Bisson. Clarette and Ricaird describe smoking as a time filler and personal pose while Bernstein notes it helps him work though he questions its health impact. Bisson says tobacco fuels his writing but his physician forbids it due to tragedy affinity.
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Jules Clarette
Jean Ricaird
Nicotine
Henry Bernstein
America
Alexander Bisson
Book Gift Idea for Boys From Batterton's
A shop promotes boy friendly books available at Batterton's offering titles that match his interests. The notice invites customers to visit and select a suitable volume.
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City of
David
Luke
United
Pastor Russell
Chicago Press Club
Batterton’s
Steve
Ned
Golden Rule
Minear
ASK
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
Minear Dry Goods Co
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