Centre of the Divine Revelation and the Trinity Debate
A preacher from Allegheny Pa argues Bible reveals Jesus as the Son of God and rejects higher criticism and the Trinity. He cites Luke 1 John 1 and Ephesians to support the prehuman Logos and divine agency. The talk defends Jehovah as Father, Jesus as Son, and condemns the Trinity interpolation in 1 John 5 7 8. The report ends noting a Sacramento bribery trial jury which sat twenty six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Paastor
C. T. Run’ Well
Allegheny
Jesus
Adam
Lnter
Father
Logos
Jehovah
God
Elohim
Hlahim
Hiahim
Israel
Apostle
John
Christ
David
Jacob
Christ Jesus
Paul
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
Eldeh
Elis
Minnons
Sacramento
Nonsense Rhetoric From A Cleveland Leader Askew
A Cleveland Leader item mocks illogical modern talk, imagining pink bug puppies and random phrases. It questions rhetoric and references college hammering knowledge while punting on absurdities and satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wit and Wordplay Across Laughing Lines
A collage of quips and anecdotes from various papers, lampooning manners and social mores. It features playful lines about weather, courtship, alimony, debt collection, charity, and musical missteps, with a wink at class and behavior in everyday life.
A Navajo Vice and Gambling in Everyday Life
The article portrays widespread gambling among Navajos from professionals to youth. It notes use of Sunday-school cards for gaming, native rituals woven into gambling myths, and the challenge of stopping the vice through prohibition alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiy
Harvard Lecture Exchanges Fall Flat in Berlin
Berlin lectures by Harvard professor Peabody draw critical reaction as mixed audiences attend, including Kaiser era curiosity and U.S. students. Commentary notes rising European lecture costs and questions about American intellectual influence among ninety attendees, many American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
University
Ab Berlin
Germany
Harvard
Rutsen
Gori
American University
Kaiser
United States
London
Tion
Keystone State Gullings and Local Public Notices
A collage of early 20th century notices reports George McBeth’s illegal voting plea and sentence in Unison town, railroad school funding for Altoona High, a Barn collapse death in Allegheny township, an endowment rise at Washington and Jefferson College, postmaster appointments, and various local legal and civic items including a murder case, church leadership changes, and National Guard inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Arnold Ientz
Ebensburg
Allegheny Township
John
Gallitzin
Washington and Jefferson College
J. W. Thompson
Uniontown
Moffatt
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Huntingdon County
Charles P. Hatfield
Pollock
Clarion County
Harrison M. Best
Sanderlinville
Potter County
William G. Mays
Senate
Albert J. Matson
Delta
York County
Oliver FE. Mayhew
Export
Westmoreland County
Mamie Conrad
Oakland
Cal
Penrose
Secretary of War
Roe Beisinger
Franklin
Gettysburg
Fayette County
German Township
Margaret Hopwood
Masontown
John Keenan
Hopwood
First Baptist Church of
Beaver Falls
J. BR. Campbell
Archar, O
H. H. McKinney
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Guard
Frank CG. Sweeney
Gamble
Delaney
Kilgin ‘Homsen
Carnegie Steel Co
Braddock
Joe" Samson
J. Sharp Wilson
Beaver
Wis
Wetella
Conner
Rochester
James McGarlick
Dirhith
Pittsburg
Tfalanta
Qgardinal Gibbons
Mianifold
Washington
Thomas Lucas
Trafford City
William Fatler
Larimer
Royalty and rulers merit curious titles and odd gifts
A garbled historic page lists emperors kings and princes receiving unusual honors and presents. It mentions Emile Loubet as a popular president, the Prince of Wales making a good impression through gun shooting, and the Mikado possibly receiving the Order of the Gawler. References to King Kawari, the Czar, and others mix in curious notes about languages and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Hedive
Heypt
Emile Loubet
France
Prince of Wales
Prince Anilo
Montenegro
Kawari
Order of the Gawler
Fou
Terome
Flarfoord
Marshall
Krantz
Russia
Greece
Alexander III
Prince Henry of
Mess
George
Earl of
Aberdeen
Perhps
King of
Hinly
Veal and onion sauce bake with mashed potato topping
A recipe for veal sauce with butter flour water and onion, boiled lightly then combined with minced meat in a buttered dish, topped with creamed mashed potatoes with butter, baked until brown. The piece shifts to a superstition note about burglars and a reference to a writer on old burglary stories.
Indiana Farmers Seek Man Who Stole Pie
A small Indiana group pursues a man accused of stealing a pumpkin pie from a farm setting. The incident reflects rural tensions and local concern over property crimes in the community.
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G. T. Russell
Aines
Minny
Brooklyn Lite
Philadelphia Press
Howard
Harper’s Bazar
Mr. Seadds
Washington Star
Yonkers Statesman
Tadge
Bridget
Berlin
Gerayoiy Uiay
Insyethyer Ene Yopean
George McBeth
Cantellsville
Robert K. Amble
Unisontown
McBeth
Connellsville
Frank Leonard
Meadville
Jaco Snowder
Shee
Edna Mine
Onuar Trwin
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Democrat
Framklin Sangom, Bdster
Farmer Democrat
Dreas
TRE Democrat
Cuarghst
Indiane
J. Wood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
Philadelphia
John 4. Banks
Hanks
I's
John H, Pierce
Offac
Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
John H, Hill
Palmer’s Bank
Court Place
George J. Feit
Goa and Foor
Allegal
Ac Sandato
M. C. Watson
Deposit Bank
John A. Scott
Harry W. Fee
Ostoca Marshall Building
John 8. Taylor
Odloe
Jack & Parlor
Auaneuya M. Jack
David Blata Taylor
Jack & Taylor
Sattrad
Algil and
Arimies
D. H. Tomb
Farmer's Bank Building
Uic
Insylvania Railroad
Berancil
Auny Auk
AGU. Co
Indianally
Uravetou
Black Lick
Hmith
Vania
Windia
Warrat
Sigral
Signalta Rauulye
Diaiveville
Daltsburg
West
Blairsville
Blulavitia
Loave Puttahirg
Pitoreautien
Wally Favase
Tadanayid Abtabury Meret
Danebhion
Oodles
Phos
Watt
Maas
Wwattern
Wow
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