Bible lesson study aids spark reader engagement
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Keowee Courier ta Was for Our Bly study prature titled They only teed to be yead to be appreciated. The piece praises Seussative Questions on The Sunday School Lesson, describing them as lively, useful for Bible Class teachers and students, and adaptable for sermons and articles. It highlights a canny blend of questions stimulating thought, with a contest offering fold medals and mentions a local ministerial notice and an upcoming prize.
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Petition for retirement of Capt Biny Smith on Southern Railway
A Greenville News piece reports petitions signed by over a thousand travelers from the seacoast to Asheville urging the retirement and honoring of Capt. Biny Smith, veteran conductor on the Columbia Greenville division. The effort targets divisional officials led by Superintendent Henry Wilttwis and cites long service with Nos. 17 and 18. The article also notes related remarks about Prof. Twitchell’s appointment as State Geologist and political contention over the office.
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International Press Bible Question Club Summary
The International Press Bible Question Club promotes Sunday School study through press questions. Rev Dr Linscott leads weekly lessons to encourage thought and investigation of Scripture in line with the International Sunday School Lessons.
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Isaiah's Vision and Call Sunday Lesson 1911
This devotional or lesson sheet analyzes Isaiah 6 and asks pointed questions about the vision, sin, purification by the Seraphim, and the call to be a missionary. It frames themes of divine commission, personal holiness, and the role of preaching to a hardened people with reference to verses 1 4 and 6 7. It invites readers to consider if one must be willing to mission and support missions to align with God’s calling.
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Wool storage dispute in customs case reveals fraud charges
In a Cleveland customs case, former collector Ciheles I Loach faces accusations by Mia Vein secretary MacVeagh of allowing importers to store thousands of dollars worth of wool before duties were paid. The government asserts breaches of Treasury rules and improper handling of goods and duties.
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Dr King's New Life Pills The Best In the Worlds
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted as the best in the world promising quick relief and renewed vigor. The ad emphasizes universal appeal and claims lasting results with simple daily use featuring bold testimonials and a direct call to action.
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Canton Book Auction Reveals Rare Manuscripts Sold
A Canton book sale features bids for rare items including a Caxton edition and a Morgan obituary copy. The auction totals reach tens of thousands with multiple notable bidders like Brooklyn's Mira Wane and Sir Chomar Malory, reflecting a historic collection fetch.
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Canfield named auditor for Greenwood County
Governor Dmense today appointed J W Canfield as auditor for Greenwood County after Canfield agreed to serve, shifting Major W Kerr from magistrate and sparking a legal clash over the earlier appointment by Governor Blease. The move follows death notices and a broader demotion of Kerr, with Canfield set to take office February 17, 1918, upon commission.
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Steamer Explosion in Cleveland Harbor Injures Crew
A steamer undergoing overhaul at Cleveland harbor exploded as it was moved to the pier. The blast scalded twenty crew members, two fatally. Engineer R T Mull and Anton Zullaaulett reported gravely injured. Ambulances transported wounded to United States Marine and Lake Side hospitals. boiler room bore the worst damage.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Women
After seven years of female troubles and failed doctor visits, women from Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts report gains in strength and health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. They credit relief from inflammation irregularities backache and nervous prostration to the remedies and praise the product in letters to Mrs. Pinkham.
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