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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1901

Page

8

Behold the Days Come Plow Overtake the Reaper

Preacher compares harvest time to Christian growth, arguing that faith spreads as books and sermons reach millions. He cites historical Christian expansion, Bible circulation, and missionary progress to claim Christianity is thriving, not fading, despite infidelity. He appeals to personal witness of believers and critiques atheistic comfort.

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Do Not Be Ashamed to Be a Friend of the Bible

A speaker counsels young men to embrace religion over skepticism. He cites nature’s light, Indian and Chinese beliefs as unable to comfort in crisis, and recounts a dying daughter's preference for her mother’s Christian instruction over her father’s infidelity. The tale underscores religion as true comfort.

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Look Pleasant Hot Weather Prices at Minima Gallery

Look Pleasant offers greatly reduced prices on all styles at Minima Gallery for twenty days. Advertises low prices and savings over Seidwick's Store in Lexington, Missouri.

Minima Seidwick

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