Wine as the sacred symbol in Christian communion
Elder F C Bemaer argues fermented wine alone fits the communion, citing Jesus and apostles. He claims grape juice cannot serve as wine, details biblical verses, church history, and creed to support the Spirit filled, traditional use. He criticizes unfermented wine advocates and urges adherence to scriptural precepts.
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Christ
Juno
Agaim
Jesus
John
Jeena
Ike
Peter
Man
Mary Ellen West
Carroll County Company drills in Woodboro area
County town notes report Lutheran and Reformed church services, visits by residents from Frederick Centerville and Baltimore, plus progress of Carroll County Military Company. The unit, led by Captain John T. Auer, has sixty members with weekly drills at the town hall and a recent outing. Troop A Maryland National Guard plans a return march to the city this evening.
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Mies Alice Waltz
Centerville
Wm. Anders
Mise Clara
Troutville
Harry Anders
Jennie Barrick
Frederick
Archie Lough
Philadelphia
J. L. Lough
Wm. A. Smith
Geneva Young
Lewis Haller
Carroll's
Carroll County Military Company
Frizzelberg
John T. Auer
John F. Auer
A.S. Babylon
Fred. Harner
Hal. Brown
H. Singer
Troop A
Maryland National Guard
Capon Springs
W. Va
Lonhage
Baltimone
Yous Chemical Co + GontLssss
Wes
Sam
Fremont
John W Waslen
State of Maryland
City of Baltimore
Waltex FB. Smith
Yohn Chemical CO
Baltimore
Stamps in books plan aims at $200000 annual profit
A new postal scheme proposes selling stamps in small books with wax sheets between them and a one cent surcharge. The government expects the books to generate about $200000 yearly. The text also promotes various tonics and bitters as cures, touting broad health claims and endorsements.
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Dr. Pierce
Chaotic 19th century notices from Strvetserk and nearby towns
A collage of short items reports diverse topics: a political debate on party tickets, formation of the United States Volunteer Association with Col Richard Henry Savage as president, and notes from Wilkesbarre, Hazleton, Pittston, Shamokin, and Mount Carmel on coal talks, drownings, a fatal fall, and a medicine ad. Includes local names, places, and brief calamities.
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Chattanooga
States
Vulupterr Assatiation
Richard Henry Savace
New York
Battalion of Engineers
Bavy
Marine Corps
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