Dumb Pew, Strong Pulpit Drive Local Revival
In a Chicago sermon, the preacher argues the pew's duty matches the pulpit, warning a silent pew weakens the church. He cites John Wesley, urges Christians to testify at home and in stores, and laments near-neighborhood sin while urging outreach to nearby sinners.
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Chicago
Lepaux
Napoleon
Lemax
Jesus Christ
Lepoux
Jerusalem
Sanhedrin
Temple
Jesus
Hethinks
Vid
Lord Jesus Christ
Groening
Jesua Christ
Wesley
John Wesley
Charles
David
Martin Luther
Paul
Young Timothy
England
Charles Wesley
All England
Christ
Methodist Church
Heber
Satan
God
Far East
Calcutta
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dr. L. Gorby
H. L. Cregier
Washington
Ind
Mr. Cregier
Carnegie
Rockefeller
William E. McCrea
Mr. McCrea
Father
Willie
Andrew
Jefferson Park Church
Louis Kiopsch
Lord Masham Inventions and his Plush Machine
Lord Masham engineered two fortunes from a wool combing machine and waste silk. He bought waste silk for half a penny a pound, then spent ten years and 2360000 pounds to perfect a machine turning waste silk into plush. He also patented other inventions, including a railway airbrake.
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Lord Masham
London
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Talmage
Sinfer
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Baron Rothschild
Pillsbury
Indiana
Frantz Bros., Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Rossmoyne
Penn’a
Packard
Ivers & Pond
Mifton
Lelir
Court House
Job McGre
Hight Gall
Mr. Eee
Cave
Sy Davin