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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
7
The Rev. Dr. I W Henderson preaches on lying from Hebrews 20 16 urging blunt truth over polite falsehood. He denounces perjury in courts political deceit and misleading advertising, urging personal integrity as the basis of social trust and national credit.
The text explains that dead in trespasses and sins refers to moral inability rather than physical death. It argues humans are so distant from original righteousness that they cannot seek God by their own effort without divine grace, requiring new life rather than mere awakening.
A converted, patient woman endures relentless persecution from godless neighbors. An elderly persecutor jeers at her ugliness, but she responds with a tearful, radiant line praising God’s love. Her grace turns the moment into a divine testament.
A poetic reflection contrasts the inner peace granted by God with the hurry of modern life. It notes evergreen meadows as the soul’s refreshment and frames calm, spiritual solace as a power unseen by rushing travelers.
A structured study guide lists weekly topics from April to June focusing on biblical figures Isaac Jacob Joseph Moses and Israel. It covers trust in God divine reality providence distress prayer sin remembrance Joseph’s character forgiveness exile and the Exodus, ending with Israel’s deliverance and God’s inspiration.
A Review and Herald meditation on Acts 20 35 urging Christians to give generously. It argues the heavenly principle reverses worldly gain, says giving brings greater joy and blessing, and cites potential gifts of 1000 dollars or more as a path to spiritual blessing.
The text notes that temptation and trial cannot be fully explained yet asserts that strong Christian character forms through tribulations. It uses an oak tree as a metaphor: storms force roots to grow deeper and the tree to rise higher, not caused by the storms but by the tree’s resistance.
A fragmentary quotation extols God’s recompense for charity and loving deeds. It links giving to divine blessing, saying rewards come as capacity for more love and the blessed spirit within, attributed to F. W. Robertson.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch observes that Standard Oil has earned the distinction of being the world’s greatest indictee, highlighting the ongoing legal attention and widespread scrutiny surrounding the company.
In a religious reflection the speaker notes that Jesus tells His disciples the path to victory lies through humility as they head toward Jerusalem. James and John seek honors, provoking a lesson on worldly ambition versus Christlike service and a call for purposeful living that benefits the community.
Christian Endeavor notes discuss Moses as infant savior and leader, his wilderness preparation, faith, and heroism. Reflections compare biblical memory, worldliness, and mothers’ influence with modern faith, citing Moses’ forty years and the Holy Bible as a guiding fire. Also notes patriotism as a sentiment driving useful deeds and mentions Norwegian electric furnaces near Notodden producing Chilean saltpeter.
Willie Keeler's hits have been timely this season as Pastorius, Brooklyn’s ace pitcher, is praised for fielding. Fielder Jones notes pitchers found George Stone's weakness, Laporte targets long distance hitting, and daily doubles and triples are highlighted. Only two catchers wear shin guards, Clarke and Bresnahan. Chaseon’s promise is noted, Joss’ ten straight starts ended by Mullin, and knuckleball details from Moren. Deshon shuts Harvard bats, Harvard errs for run, and McAleer predicts Stone will join .300 hitters within a month.
The Builders' Exhibition at Olympia impressed housewives with practical sash designs. Revolving frames ease cleaning, but the folding casement stood out as the most sensible improvement in window fittings, praised by the London Tribune.
Worn stained wood should be touched up with matching stain and white areas varnished with first class varnish. Refinish worn spots regularly, renewing varnish where needed. If neglect removed stain too, patch with stain or varnish over the whole floor to hide wear and improve durability.
Instructions describe mending lace curtains by laying patches on an ironing board, applying cold raw starch, placing patches over worn areas, and ironing with a hot flatiron. Repeating the process when washing the curtain. Also notes Massachusetts leads in pure food and cites Dr. Harrington on milk purity improving since 1883 from 75 percent impure to under 10 percent.
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