Minister of God Described by Or Talmage in Pulpit and Pew
A historical account outlines the minister known as Or Talmage and his roles within church life. It highlights his public preaching and the congregation’s response in a period detailing religious leadership and community service.
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Talmage
Sermon Urges Church Work Requires Helpers and Elders
The speaker argues that church work cannot rest on one man. He cites Paul and Urbane as models, praising the value of experienced elders and long-serving Christians who guide and support younger ministers. He warns against relying on young, theory-only leaders and urges humble, inconspicuous service and faithful cooperation across all ages.
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Urbane
Gladhys
Tae Angeles
Cai
Rochus
Christ
Brachys
Muri
Dany
George Th Meade
Tern
Lee
Tom Durer
Salemnon
Gaher
Sachse
Hamil
Jaren A. Garfield
Joan
Janeway
Wiliam McKaine
F Morel
MacKenzie
Prin
Fala
Herongon
Stilers
York
Taga
Ieee Sonal
Ieee
Presentation of chair to Sir Mackenzie Bowell
An event at Bedeville where Sir Mackenzie Bowell received a wooden chair given by Mr. Siti's father in 1836 from Jann Bowell, linked to a furniture firm in Belleside. The piece is described as solid and good despite its age, reflecting shop work from that era.
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Bedeville
Mackenzie Bowell
Siti
Jann Bowel
Sir Mackenzie
Belleside
Behold the Lord's Work and Our Day of Foresight
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Nehemiah and Ezra, urging readers to follow Jesus, work with courage, and trust God to prosper efforts. It emphasizes teamwork among builders and guards, the need for prayer and giving, and staying vigilant against adversaries as the church advances worldwide.
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Barnabas
Mary
Jesus
Nehemiah
Israel
Russia Drifting Toward Ruin Amid Economic Turmoil
The Times correspondent reports Russia facing a looming collapse as strikes erode industry and exports plunge. Banks struggle as bondholders demand cash while citizens rush to convert纸 script to gold, fearing political upheaval and a potential revolution.
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Paniestricken
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England
Bank of
France
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Mbrail
Tara
St Bnee
Times
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Moscow
Four Men Lost In Steel Plant Mishap
Witnesses testified the four men were in a steel pit when a fall of molten metal killed them. 8000 pounds of steel incinerated their bodies leaving no trace. The company will bury the metal fragments in the plant yard as a mark of respect for the deceased workers.
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Rat Ko
Oth Iether
Aia A Norks
Germany plans naval expansion in Reichstag bill
The measure increases the building program by six cruisers and raises torpedo divisions from sixteen to twenty four. Total extra cost through 1916 is 41.75 million dollars. The bill also boosts battleship funding to nine million dollars and enlarges size and armament of ships previously approved.
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Reichstag
Grand Trunk Plans Separate Stations and Hotels
The Grand Trunk company plans new station and hotel facilities on its system. Separate hotel operations will be created with termini to be Pacite terminus terms under negotiation. The cost of station and terminal facilities will be borne by the Grand Trunk. details of access terms for other companies remain unsettled.
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Grand Trunk
Tion
Quebec
Montel Iinions
Imnton
Indians Face Uncertain Winter Farm Prospects
Disjointed report notes that Indians on western reserves expect a decent winter if no epidemics disrupt reserves. Officials unsure about Livhe Bear free bane or Crome, while some fear harsher government policy and border tensions. Several comments reference farming prospects, past harvests, and rising interest in agriculture among Quipelte and nearby ranchers.
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Lilians
Livhe
Bane
Crome
Ater
Pete
Crema
Canada
Sr Tventen
Haves
Monts
Onlen Lake
Quipelte
Wireless in Use Demonstrates Alaska Telegraph Longevity
The Nome to St Michael wireless link shows the first year of uninterrupted service covering Nome and the Seward Peninsula. It handled official and commercial messages daily with a million words sent and 2600 words per hour without errors, aiding isolation and social contact for military and mining camps.
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St. Michael
Alawka
Stuvat
Larly
Testanh Syston
Si Conte of 107 Millon Te Han
Nome
Sewaris
Peninsule
Alaska
Haw
Dimenti Lake
New Emmene of Britain to Lead Atlantic Fleet
Glasgow details released through Mr. Robert Kerr on the Fairfield shipyard launch of the Emmene of Britain. The first of the new passenger liners will sail from Liverpool to Montreal in May next, with the Emmens of Ireland due for launch in January from the same yards. The Eropress of Britain, a 20000 ton vessel, is touted as the largest ever launched at Fairfield.
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Conaman Baeinie Railway
Robert Kerr
Glasgow
Fairfield Shipbuilding Works
Clyde
Emmene
Britain
Livernonl
Montreal
Emmens
Ireland
Liverpool
Fairfeld Yards
Jane
North Atlantic
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