Beth El as the house of God and church duty
The speaker asserts Jacob named the sacred site Beth-el after a divine encounter and argues that every church should be a Beth-el a true house of God. He warns against shallow gatherings and urges churches to radiate spiritual influence, blessing, and covenant with the divine.
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Beergheba
Haran
God
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Abraham
Isaac
Independence Hall
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Kal Dhrecsing
Hardua
Béth-els
Angela
Change of view reshapes a girl's unhappy life
A girl laments her dull town and limited means but learns to change her outlook. By shifting from self to recognizing blessings and daily acts of service she moves from discontent to cheerfulness and becomes actively engaged in life. A year later she confirms the transformation.
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Marjory
Torward
Wear Your Troubles Inside
A Christian Guardian reflection urges men to bear troubles quietly and cultivate strength through patience courage and hope. It argues sorrow should be kept inside not broadcast and recommends smiling and singing to lighten burdens for oneself and others.
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Christian Guardian
Life as a School Not a Holiday by Henry Drummond
The quote frames life as a divine school where God teaches through challenges. It argues that life is not a playground but a discipline, with the Master guiding progress through love. Delinquency doesn’t measure tasks. God's solicitude defines the pace toward a fuller education in the Father’s home.
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Henry Drummond
Leader of Men Promotes Ideas Through Press and Speech
The speaker claims the true leader is a man of ideas who advocates a specific action, working through newspapers and public addresses to persuade people of his wisdom. The text emphasizes rhetoric and public influence as tools of leadership.
Missionaries from Keystone State Lead to Korea
The Washington presbytery dismissed Rev Henry A Rhodes from Cross Creek church and he and his wife sail July 1 for Korea to undertake missionary and educational work under the Presbyterian board. Rhodes had led Cross Creek for two years and a new pastor, Rev J D Laughlin, is to be installed at Pigeon Creek on June 20.
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Washington
Washington Presbytery
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Cross Creek
Mr. Rhodes
Korea
Presbyterian
Mr. Rhodes Figs
J. D. Laughlin
Pigeon Creek
NAPHTHA LETS GO FOUR HURT
An explosion in one of 13 naphtha tanks at the American Reduction Company near West Newton, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, seriously burned four employees and fatally injured one. Injured: John Lang, 28. Mike Patric, 25. John Patzuric, 35. William Gill, 24. Patzuric cannot recover. A spark from a passing engine sparked the blaze.
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Connellsville
American Reduction Company
Baltimore & Ohio
West Newton
AML
Connellsville Hospital
John Lang
Mike Patric
Reduction
John Patzuric
William Gill
Patzuric
Lightning Hits Oil Tanks Causing Major Losses
A Mead ow Lands tank of Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Co was struck by lightning and burned about 70,000 barrels of oil, with total losses nearing 200000 dollars. In Warren, lightning struck the Warren Refining Co plant igniting a large brick tank and spreading to two others, destroying eight tanks holding around 10000 barrels of oil and damaging the storage house and agitator.
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Meadow Lands
Washington
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Company
Warren
Warren Refining Company
Cupid Gains Another Sunday School Class Shines
Washington reports Miss Sara McNeilly and Miss Flora Sharpe wed as 76 members of H. W. Donehoo’s Cupid’s class at Cross Creek Presbyterian hold fast to a superstition that every girl taught by him is fated for marriage. The class has taught at Cross Creek since 1869, and the marriages mark a notable reunion of its pupils and teachers.
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Sara McNeilly
Flora Sharpe
H. W. Denehoo
Cross Creek
Donehoo
Cupid
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ponchos
Pennsylvania Orders Re pairing of All Box Cars
Altoona reports Superintendent R N Durborow of the Pennsylvania Railroad ordered all box cars stored in shops and sidings to be repaired and returned to first class state at once to resume business. Suspended workers retain current positions. regular work is maintained. Scranton notes bankruptcy proceedings against Consumers Producers Equity Exchange, a milk and butter trading venture tied to labor leaders and farmers, existing less than two years with assets about 10,000 below 20,000 liabilities.
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Pennsylvania
Altoona
R. N. Durborow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Consumers & Producers Equity Exchange
Central Labor Union
McKeesport Seeks Shelby Tube Plant Relocation
McKeesport chamber of commerce plans to attract Shelby tube plant of Shelby Ohio to McKeesport after a recent fire. Officials believe Steel Corporation may rebuild near the seamless works site. Abbey paintings copyright reserved by the artist in Harrisburg. reproduction delayed until placement. Allee blast furnace at Sharpsville offered to resume. owned by Youngstown Sheet and Tubes Company and employs about 150 men.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Rotunda
Sharon
Allee
Sharpsville
Youngstown Sheet and Tubs Company
Dedication at St Pauls Lutheran Church York County
One of York counties oldest congregations St Pauls Lutheran Church of the Seven Valleys dedicated its new house of worship last Sunday speaker Rev J A King, master of Gettysburg Seminary, addressed the gathering.
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Handsome
York
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of the
Mercer Butler district quiet after constabulary arrival
Since 20additional constabulary members joined the Mercer Butler district disturbances at Pardee and Argentine have ceased. Eviction notices at Pardee were refused by men who would not return to work. The Filer mine at Pardee is operating with 209 workers, many from West Virginia.
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Greenville
State Constabulary
Mercer-Butler
Pardee
Argentine
Filer
West Virginia
Plans for Monongahela River Bridge at Monongahela
Washington county officials announce completed plan for a three span bridge over the Monongahela River to allow a wide central boat passage with an estimated cost of $200000, to be funded jointly by Washington and Allegheny counties.
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Washington
Washington County
Monongahela River
Monongahela
Allegheny
Lovers Tragedy Near Greensburg Linked to Marriage
Mari Jeunoski an 18 year old from Hannatown was found dead in her room with a bullet wound after a quarrel with her parents over a coming marriage. Her lover Joe Krenschue attempted suicide upon learning of her death. In Washington county a storm demolished one hundred oil rigs with counts by company.
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Mari Jeunoski
Hannatown
Joe Krenschue
Washington
Washington County
South West Penn Company
Washington Oil and Gas Company
Taylorstown Field
Grove City College president nets $20,000 grant
Rev. Isaac C. Kettler, head of Grove City College, received a $20,000 check after appealing for aid in New York. He met Andrew Carnegie during the trip, and upon returning home the funds awaited him.
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Greenville
Isaac C. Kettler
Grove City College
New York
Plea of Guilty in Sharpsville Voluntary Manslaughter Case
Sharon Haward Pohl pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter before Judge A W Williams in the murder of Ralph Dictor at Sharpsville. The maximum penalty is 12 years. Dictor and Pohl fought and he was thrown over an embankment resulting in his death.
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Haward Pohl
Ralph Dictor
Sharpsville
A. W. Willams
Pohl
Dictor
Wild Trip in Buggy Top Washington Adventure
Deputy James White and Thomas Allen of Waynesburg were dragged a mile atop a overturned buggy when the horse bolted. Both were unhurt and released after the buggy was smashed to pieces.
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Washington
James White
Thomas Allen
Waynesburg
Library Presented in Greensburg Gifts 490-Volume Collection
Children at Poke Run Presbyterian church celebrated a library gift of 490 volumes presented by G. B. Shaw of Greensburg in memory of his deceased wife a longtime church worker. State May Get Back $18 000 Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania Jamestown expedition commission held its final meeting with Governor Stuart and plans to return about 18 000 of its 100 000 appropriation to the state after paying bills.
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Poke Run Presbyterian Church
G. B. Shaw
Poke Run Church
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania-Jamestown Expesition Commission
Stuart
Five Thousand Dollars for a Wife Trial Verdict
Armstrong county jury awards $6,000 to Leander J. McGaughey of Cowanshannock township in a suit against W Mike Mikesell for alienating his wife's affections. The case notes a history of boarding at the plaintiff's home and letters shown during trial.
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Kittanning
Armstrong County
Leander J. McGaughey
Cowanshennok
Aden
W. Mikesell
Mikesell Hyves
Tennis Title Holder, New England Champion Retained
Sporting briefs cover T. R. Pall of New York retaining the lawn tennis title in New England. Notes include Yale re cattas ending on Lake Whitney, Grand Prize race plans by the Automobile Club of America, Chicago winning a Western Intercollegiate meet, Paret losing to Wallace Johnson, Lipton’s Shamrock beating White Heather in a 30 mile regatta, and talks of Joe Gans vs Battling Nelson. Betting, racing, and election wagering cautions are discussed amid sport and policy notes.
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T. R. Pall
New York
New England
Yale
Lake Whitney
Automobile Club of America
Chicaga
P. Paret
Wallace Johnson
Middle Atlantic Association
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Royal Harwich
California
Joe Gans
Nelson
Latonia
Hudson River
New York State
Haward Corrigan
America
Two Hayti scenarios haunt Washington Herald readers
A sharp editorial note laments the idea of Hayti as an unthinkable worse outcome, suggesting layered fears about regional stability. It frames Hayti as a symbol of ongoing crisis, warning readers about repeating errors and the potential for compounded harm. The piece contrasts imagined futures with present pressures on policy and aid.
Death Loves a Shining Mark
A fragmentary line about Death loving a shining mark and noting a mark with lapsed insurance, attributed to Puck. The source presents a cryptic, stagey musing rather than a clear event or report, with no concrete names beyond Puck.
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Puck
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