Mending Our Nets in Faith and Fellowship Sermon
Dr Talmage urges Christians to mend their spiritual nets rather than fight among themselves. He compares church work to Galilean fishing and stresses patience faith and kindness while urging all denominations to work together to save souls.
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Buconryy
Talmage
Matt Iidl
James
Egypt
Walter Scott
Waverly
Verhass
Galuxee
Kingdom of God
Sre
Aca
Christendom
East Hampton
Long Island
Zabedes
John
Jesus Christ
James 4. Garfield
Richmond
Washington
Pantlemon
Tahall
House of God
Heaven
New York
St. Lawrence
Scotland
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
England
Denny Lind
Eden
Earth
Jehovah
Zebedee
Lake Galilee
Capernaum
Tiberias
Gadara
Beautiful
Gables
You
Rebedee
Naples
Massaniello
Massanielo
Massaniellos
James the Son of
Zetedee
Cana
Zebeded
Church of God
Christ
Charming Umbrella Scam At A Detroit Doorstep
A shabby man with a bundle of umbrellas tries a porch scam on Cass Avenue. The householder questions the claim and doubts the man’s honesty while noting a bank card the seller shows as support. The exchange ends with wary disbelief as the stranger departs.
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Cass Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Corean Custom Keeps Father From Seeing Son Until Three Months
A Corean custom restricts a father from visiting his newborn son until the child reaches three months of age. The practice, observed in certain villages, reflects traditional family roles and social expectations of early infant care.
Live Wires Caution From Electricians and Press Warnings
An old Philadelphia Press advisory warns against touching fallen electric wires. Warnings stress rubber boots and gloves, handling wires one at a time, and using insulated tools. It cautions workers to ensure current off before servicing lamps and to avoid risky routines near live lines.
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Philadelphia Press
Postmaster Framed Testimony of Compassion in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports William A. Smith describes a moving scene inside the post office. A destitute girl, who sent $20 home but never received the letter, retrieved the money after a messenger found and delivered it, prompting her to cry with relief and say God bless the postmaster.
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Postmister Field
William A. Smith
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alpine Gardens of Malaspina Glacier in Southern Alaska
A travelogue celebrates vast flower meadows along Malaspina Glacier in southern Alaska. Terraced lower slopes host miles of blooming meadows amid winter and summer contrasts, with alpine blossoms and ferns on sunny slopes near snowfields. The scenery includes rugged peaks, lichens, and absence of vegetation on higher cliffs.
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Nowers
Malaspina
New England
Alaska
C. Russett Centar