Faith Highlighted in Hebrews Eleven Lesson Commentary
The article reviews the Hebrews eleven faith chapter focusing on Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and others. It emphasizes faith as trust in God’s promises, living by belief rather than sight, and the payoff of righteousness through faith.
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American Press Association
Jesus
Saphir
Abel
Adam
Cain
God
John
Christ
Enoch
Levi
Elijah
Noah
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Moses
Egypt
Samson
Luke
Ships Crash in Soo Canal Sinks Crescent City
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan on June 10 the steamer Perry G Walker tore out lock gates causing the Crescent City to sink and the Walker to sink. Assinabbola damaged as all three ships were in the lock when water rushed out and Milton Mosher blamed the Walker’s engineer.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Perry G. Walker
Crescent City
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mosher
Earthquake Devastates Korindi. 230 Killed in Sumatra
An earthquake near Padang, Sumatra, on the night of June 3 4 destroyed Korindi, about 186 miles southeast of Padang. The disaster killed 230 people and injured many others as a tidal wave swept away huts.
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Padang
Sumatra
Korindi
Six Men Die as Furnace Disaster Hits Wheeling Plant
A Wheeling West Virginia furnace accident at the Martins Ferry Ohio plant of Wheeling Steel and Iron Company injured and burned many workers. About fifty men were nearby when molten iron surged from the furnace killing six and severely injuring fourteen or more others with more feared dead or missing.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Cheaper paper sought as Norris pleads for publishers
Washington June 10 John Norris chairman of the paper committee of the American Newspaper Publishers association spoke for an hour before the Senate committee on finance urging free wood pulp and lower duty on print paper He argued American mills can produce paper as cheaply as Canadian mills No action was taken.
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Senate Committee
John Norris
Washington
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Senate Committee On Finance
Norris
Undertaker Reinsmith Died at 74 in Allentown
Tilghman H. Reinsmith an Emaus undertaker for 33 years died in Allentown at age 74 He made his own casket and chose the funeral text and hymns He had built and operated a silk mill a year earlier and served as Emaus burgess from 1902 to 1904.
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Allentown
Firebug Gets Ten Years for Burning Stables
William Crockett former valet of Philadelphia Millionaire George W Ilkins was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to ten years in the eastern penitentiary for setting fire to the stables of Elkins Park on the night of April 9. Also: Kiss Midnight Prowler surrendered in Roanoke Virginia after admitting he shot and killed an unknown man at his home three miles away. Elected President of FGM Henry B Appel York named president of Marshall College by the Board of Trustees.
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Philadelphia
Norristown
William Crockett
George W Ilkins
Eastern Penitentiary
Mr. Elkins
Elkins Park
Roanoke
Richard Beard
Salem
Roanoke County
FGM
Lancaster
York
Shall
Thomas G. “Appel
Presi
Black Paul
Black John
Cing Mars
Intercourse
Hollow School House
Potato Bugs Threaten Potatoes with Blight Damage
Pennsylvania’s Division of Zoology warns Colorado Potato Beetle is active in major districts and could cause significant losses. Officials outline Bordeaux mixture with bluestone lime and poison (Paris Green or arsenate) to control both beetles and blight, plus guidance on spraying frequency and alternatives.
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Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Fairfield Blood Tonics Sell With Milk Increase Testimony
A Graterford Pennsylvania farmer reports Fairfield Milk Producer for Cattle Only boosted one cow by seven quarts a day. The testimonial is among many cited for the tonic’s merits. Sold under written guarantee by Eli M. Martin New Holland W G Eaby Bareville June sale.
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A. Rawn
Graterford
Fairfield
Eli M. Martin
New Holland
W. G. Eaby
Bareville
Sal June
Eshelman to Take Over Blue Ball Barber Shop
Edwin D. Eshelman of Ephrata former Leed's barber shop will assume control of the Blue Ball barber shop on Monday June 14. He is highly recommended as a good barber and will devote full time to the barbering business.
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Edwin D. Eshelman
Ephrata
Leed
Blue Ball
Mr. Eshelman
Weston walker urges walking to brighten mood in advice column
Weston advocates walking as a remedy for feeling down and out. He notes rising walking in communities and attributes it to Allen's Foot-Ease, praised for comfort and purported benefits to people everywhere.
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Allen
Weston
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Clyde
Farner
Morven
PDS
Will
A. M. Kurtz
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White Horse Glue Works
United Phone
Gap Exchange
White Horse, PA
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Gordonville, Pa
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C. B. Townsley
J. H. Townsley & Son, New
Holland, PA
Architects and Builders
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