No compromise with evil in daily life sermon
A March Los Angeles sermon argues against shielding wrongdoing even for loved ones. It warns against friendly ties that drag one down, urges boldness like Samuel to rebuke sin, and notes God will raise a successor when a leader fails.
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Cal
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Walter Featt
Jeanie Deans
Dumfries
Beatt
London
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Saul
Rim
Younging
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Amenet
Benjamin
Kish
Abiel
Zeror
Bechorath
Aphiah
Apollo Belvedere
Samuel the Prophet
Mary
John Knox
Lord Brrew
Childe Harold
England
Hamlsorme
House of God
Eli
Thas
God
David
Solomon
Skeletons Found in Ancient Carlentini Monastery Ossuary
Workers uncovered a room packed with skeletons and related bone piles in a derelict Carlentini monastery. Authorities ordered immediate burial after discovering about 4000 remains, with locals recounting monks kept bodies for burial behind sacristy rooms to preserve income.
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Carlentini
Syndic of
Chickamauga Name Meaning Revealed
The word Chickamauga, like many place names, is of Indian origin and widely said to derive from a Cherokee term meaning the river of death.
Bread of Life and Eternal Life in John Six
A devotional study on John chapter six explains Jesus as the bread of life and the gift of eternal life. It contrasts belief and receiving with human effort and emphasizes faith as the path to forgiveness, resurrection, and heavenly glory.
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American Prem Association
Capernaum
God
Johnny
Jesus
Christ
Homiliet
Border Indian bands face fate of extinction or revival
The Dominion of Canada’s Indian Affairs faces a grave problem along the Rainy River frontier with 18 border bands in 14 reservations. Liquor from Minnesota markets vulnerable communities, while agents report intemperance and poverty across the river. The author urges moving reservations away from the border and seeking U.S. cooperation to protect border tribes.
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Department of Indian Affairs
Dominion of Canada
Oronhyatekha
Pauline Johnson
Indian Department
Rainy River
Minnesota
Department
J. P. Wright
Indiana
Little Forks
Rainy River Valley
United States
Canada
Czar Sues Winnipeg Citizen Over Lost Russian Funds
The Czar of Russia sues a Winnipeg resident in a historic case claiming Proskurekoff alias Stefan Tudkofski, former Turkestan Interior Department treasurer, absconded with 340000 roubles. He allegedly fled with a Russian lady, invested in real estate, and lived luxuriously. Proskuff has not appeared since the suit began.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Russia
Proskurekoff
Stefan Tudkofski
Department of the Interior
Turkestan
Nicholas
Proskoff
All's Fair In Love and Money On Brantly Beach
In Brantly a love triangle unfolds as Robert Aldrich vies with Percy Graham for Hildegarde Farney. Graham's three million fortune complicates affection while a Gypsy camp and a feisty fortune teller set the stage for Aldrich’s bold plan and a moneyed victory.
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Robert Aldrich
Hildegarde Farney
Brantly
Aldrich
Dresden
China
Percy Graham
Bobbys
Miss Farney
Hildegarde
Robert
Hildegrade Farney
Miss Norris
St. Percy Graham
Graham
Bobby
U'Sage
Mary Ellen
Thomas
Timbam
Miss Farvey
Alldegarde
Miss Norrie
Howe
Ildegarde
Mel
St Fle
Young Aldrich
Meg Merrilies
Not Gaining Any
A writer in the New York Sun lampoons long division as the Waterloo for many midlife city job applicants. A learner adds extra digits after being told to insert a cipher when the divisor cannot fit, and the student defends her method by saying she isn’t yet at the end.
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New York Sun
Waterloo
Temperance as a Crime in Early Indian English Rule
A clergyman notes that under British India temperance was once illegal for whites. Medical belief held a fondness for daily whisky, and abstinence pledges were banned, with penalties. Today abstinence is encouraged as the abstainer fares better than the drinker.
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India
Philadelphia Bulletin
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