Study to Show Thyself Approved Unto God
Louisville June 19 report of Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle addressing the International Bible Students' Association. He urges unity through the Bible, critiques denominationalism, and stresses rightly dividing Scripture to reveal God’s plan and the elect Church within the divine program.
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Brooklyn
Lord Jesus
Christ
Israel
Apostle
Timothy
St. Peter
God
Christ Jesus
Satan
Eden
Adam
Calvary
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Church of the Firstborns
Jesus
St. Paul
Saul of
Tarsus
St. Stephen
John Calvin
Brother Calvin
Supply pulpit at First M E Church by visiting ministers
Rev J L Brasher of Boaz Alabama will preach next Sunday morning at the First M E church while the congregation awaits a permanent pastor. No evening service due to ongoing camp meeting. The following Sunday Rev James W Campbell of Newtonville Massachusetts will preach and supply through July and August. Mrs James H Shaw and daughter Mary return from a visit to friends in the city.
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J. L. Brasher
Boaz
Ala
Harris Family Theatre
M. E
James W. Campbell
Newtonville
Mass
James H. Shaw
Mary of Sharon
U P Church in Zelienople Re-dedicated After Fire
The United Presbyterian church at Zelienople, damaged by a winter fire, was re dedicated on Sunday with Rev. L. K. Peacock of Sharong delivering the dedicatory sermon after a successful revival last winter.
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United Presbyterian Church
Zelienople
L. K. Peacock
Sharong
Rare feats of horsemanship headline Buffalo Bill visit
On June 28 Col Cody and Major Lillie present a compilation of horse and rider achievements. Ray Thompson trains the western range horses with Joe Bailey as star, Rhoda Royal's stud offers twenty thoroughbreds, and they promise an unprecedented combined display of horsemanship from wild bucking to high school feats. Buffalo Bill’s appearance is billed as a premier equestrian event with diverse styles from global riders.
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Our City
Col
Cody
Major Lillie
Wild West
Far East
Circus
Plains
Freedome
Prairies
Ray Thompson
Thompson
Joe Bailey
Rhoda Royal
Russia
Buffalo Bill
Actios
Rheuma advertised as cure for rheumatism and heart disease
An advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism and reduces heart disease risk, with money back guarantee. It cites Mrs. Herbert Mason of Aurora New York and notes sales by Geo W Clutton and Rheuma Co Buffalo NY. The pitch describes head aches and neuralgia relief and lists a 25 cent price.
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Geo. W. Clutton
Rheuma Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Herbert Mason
Aurora
Would Reconvene State Democrats
William W. McNair, a delegate from Allegheny county, demands the recall of the Democratic state convention held at Allentown. He states the recall is needed to reconsider its June 15, 1910 action, and must secure 74 additional delegates to trigger a special meeting.
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Harrisburg
William W. McNair
Allegheny County
Allentown
John G. Harman
Kings silence sparks press demand for a royal advocate
England faces growing public scrutiny of the new king as editors suggest a press agent may better serve the crown than a poet laureate. The Washington Star notes the shift in tone reflecting media influence on royal image.
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England
Washington Star
Golden Nervine Promises Cure For Male Debility
An aged physician endorses Wade's Golden Nervine a vegetable remedy for nervous debility strength decline and low vigor. Sold by druggists for one dollar or six for five with mail order option and a free trial package for interested buyers.
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Wade
Mo Clutton
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Buffalo Bill Show
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Allegheny District
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Athe Tey
R Savings Department
Union National Bank
Longets
New Castle, PA
Smith, Hutton, Kirk Co
Welch & Louer
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