The Last Judgment and Its Place for Believers
A preacher explains Matthew's Last Judgment as a sequence of events: believers face the judgment seat of Christ for rewards, nations are judged, and the wicked receive eternal punishment. Israel’s restoration and future empire are discussed alongside tribulation and the reign of Christ in righteousness.
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Scofield
Israel
Great White Throne
Golgotha
Jesus
John v
Isa
Sinii
Christ
Matt. Xsiv
Jadabh
Jerusalem
Joel ii
Jerusalems
Abraham
Egypt
Euphrates
John A Dix Emerges As Democratic Governor Candidate
John A Dix, the Democratic nominee for New York governor, is described as a prominent lumberman and banker with limited political experience. The piece notes his rise in politics began about six years ago when he was first approached for public service.
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New York
John A. Dix
Dix Family Leader Emerges From Local Roots To National Stage
The nominee, a Glens Falls native born December 25 1860, rose from farm work and machine shops to banking leadership and wallpaper manufacturing with a strong political base. He married Gertrude Thomson in 1889 and became first vice president of the First National Bank after aiding local bank mergers. His wife delayed his nomination until persuaded by friends.
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Mr. Dix
Glens Falls
Cornell
Lemon Thomson
Albany
First National
Exchange Bank of Albany
First National Bank
Dix
The Lay of the Bird Comic Exchange
A playful exchange features Mr Jones asking which song bird he prefers. He replies he favors the hen, Dorothy, noting the hen is not a singing bird yet is the only bird whose lay he cares for.
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P. Vanderloo
S. Third St
Harrisburg
Adam Knocker’s
WM. Karmany
Hummelstown, PA
Agency For
Hoosier Kitchen Gabinets
C.H. Smith
Bell
East Main Street
Palmyra
Hershey Press
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