The World’s Hope and the Mystery of God’s Plan
The sermon argues the world’s hope rests with God’s purpose, not human effort. It describes the mystery of God’s plan, the Church as Christ’s body, and the future Millennial blessed reign through spiritual Israel, ending with a call to give thanks for God’s mercy.
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Christ
Satan
Humad
Belice
Periah
Rosen Jr
God
Abraham
Jesus
Israel
Melchizedec
Sheol
Hader
Attalo
Ighets Il
Pis
Elgheh
Jesus Christ
Develo Ment
Evers
Pemuensterligg
Gratitude for God's Grace and Enduring Mercy
A devotional meditation on gratitude for divine grace through faith in Christ. It extols God's goodness, cites Romans and Matthew to urge living sacrifice, and urges believers to endure tribulation with steadfast faith, growth in grace, and thanksgiving.
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Ain Duct
Etn
Christ
Chiat
Cliss
Apostle
Jesus
Matthew
Polo
Fear Trade War With Canada Sparks Republican Bills
Washington Nov 20 Stand-out Republicans push tariff revisions aimed at Canada amid fears of a trade war. James R Mann Illinois and Sereno Payne New York press for partial tariff changes while House and administration debate risks. Mann argues changes necessary to avert harm to U S trade and Canadian relations. Alice Blech secretary to Mrs Tutt announces engagement to Richard Wainweight with wedding planned in spring in Alexandria Virginia.
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Washington
Repubil
Lamor
Varlona
Congress
James R. Mann
Tllinois
Mann
Sereno
Payne
New York
Wayné
Means
Booh-Poohs
Representative Moon
Helief
United States
Canada
Cummilng
Cannon
Thia- Country
Canads
Satie
Alice Blech
Tutt
Paul Blech
P Blech
Alexandra
Telephone deal unites independents under Continental in Pa
Control of almost all independent telephone lines outside Philadelphia and Allegheny counties passes to Continental Telephone and Telegraph company of New York, with the American Union Telephone company. American Union, formed two years ago, holds authorized capital of 25 million dollars with 3.8 million paid in. Continental now controls independents in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, and Virginia, as well as Pennsylvania lines acquired in the latest purchase.
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Independent Linge
Pennsylvaniatelde Continental Co
New York
Barrinburg
Philadelphia
Allegheny Counties
Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company of
American Union Telephone Company
American Union Company
American ‘Union
Lings
Pennsylvania
Continental” Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nes
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Doctor Tattoos Ball on Sightless Eye in City Clinic
In Philadelphia on November 29 a pioneering operation was completed at the Medico-Chirurgical College clinic by Dr Li Webster Fox. The procedure tattooed a pupil with India ink and a vegetable dye iris to recreate a nonfunctional eye for a blind patient, using thousands of micro perforations to form a semiblank ocular surface.
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Medico
India
Jowinti
Foxa
Lon
Miners to Elect Officers in United Mine Workers Election
Ballots for president and officers are being mailed from Indianapolis to locals. Tom Lewis and William Green of Ohio lead in the race with aggressive canvassing and organizers supporting Green. Locals report miners will push for higher wages and changes to the working agreement amid tense campaigning.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Tom Lewis
William, Green
Ohio
John H. Walker
Illinois
Lewis
Green
Tha
Butter Swindle Exposed By Federal Probe
A Wisconsin grand jury indictment reveals an organized gang using a Graham machine to refine oleomargarine into butter like product. Authorities say the fraud involved appearance taste and smell to deceive buyers, with detection following chemical analysis.
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la Croese
Wis
Graham
Janesville
United States
Cuban Officials Hurt In Auto Crash Near Havana
Havana dispatch reports Chile automobil ing Justice Divino Juan Garcia Kohly and his brother Major Garcia Kohly were tossed from their car when a tire burst. All were badly hurt and Jean Kohly’s injuries may prove fatal.
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Havana
Chile
Justice Divino
Juan’ Garcia Kohly
Major Garcia Kohly
Mexico
Jean Kohly
Son Killed Suspect Burglar In Steelton Case
Claudé Graham aged twenty one died from a fractured skull in his Steelton home. Authorities say a burglar inflicted the injuries while the family was away at a theater. The body was found by Graham’s parents upon their return, with investigators seeking clues from the kitchen scene.
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Herrlabire
Claudé Graham
Steelton Frame
Graham
Electric light bulb blast injures boy in New York
In New York on November 29 a seven year old boy, Joe Rabitsky, was wounded in the chest by shrapnel from an exploding electric light bulb. Dr. Alexander at Gouverneur hospital probed the wound but could not remove the metal fragments. The surgeon stated the brass piece, about the size of a .22 caliber bullet, was likely responsible and the boy faced a critical condition.
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New ‘York
Joe Rabitsky
Alexander
Gouverneur Hospital
Passenger killed when train parted in New York rail accident
John J. Flach of Denver was instantly killed aboard the Lake Shore Limited between Buffalo and Rochester when the train split while crossing a vestibule. Conductor Wickes found the body beneath the tracks after the rear section braked suddenly. Flach had not seen two relatives in nine years. Meanwhile in Camilla Georgia eloper Columbus Huey was captured with Ellie Sellers after a shooting, Huey jailed. Ellie claims they wed and will not attend her father’s funeral.
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Byracusio
N.Y
John’ J. Flach
Denver
Colo
New York Central
Buffalo
Rochester
Lake Shore Limited
William
Wickes
Macertain
Finch
Jach
Syracuse
Eloper
Giri'e
Camilla
Columbus
Oplessake
Huey
Fred Milling
Sellers Sartanily
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Electric Light Shot
Express
Lenderming, Jr
Paltimore
Pri
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Eee Geo. Updedratf & Son
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