Purity and the Marriage Covenant Sermon
The Rev. Ira W. Henderson argues that the seventh commandment forbids infidelity and all unclean living. He condemns legalized divorce and polygamy, urges sanctity in marriage, moral education, and a culture of pure thought to sustain true manhood and women’s virtue.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
United States Census Bureau
Ira Wemmell Henderson
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Congress
Bureau of Vital Statistics
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James
Hell
How to Lose Ground by Rutherford
The text urges faithfulness and patient duty, warning believers not to meddle with divine events. It stresses leaving outcomes to God while humans perform their duties and endure trials. It cautions against questioning Providence and presuming to direct God's plans.
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Rutherford
Opportunity to shape your own path with divine guidance
Reflecting on personal agency within a purposeful plan, the quote emphasizes that opportunities are given by God and depend on individual effort. It asserts that God makes no mistakes and encourages self-determination to achieve high results.
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Alice Freeman Palmer
A Tip from the Waiter Shows Worldly Prospects
A New York correspondent notes a waiter’s view of travel and earning power. He travels Egypt Paris London Rivera and Rome while earning up to 2000 dollars a year and picking up language skills and market tips, challenging clerks who scoff at the trade. The Dead Sea water is twice as salty at sixty six feet depth and triple salty at one thousand feet.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Dead Sea
Population estimates show U S density at 28 per square mile in 1906
Census Bureau estimates 1906 Continental United States population at 3 941 5100 with density 28 per sq mile up from 26 in 1900. Five leading cities New York 4 113 043 Chicago 2 049 185 Philadelphia 1 441 735 St Louis 649 320 Boston 602 278.
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Census Bureau
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Bureau of the Census
Urban Population Growth in 1906 Census Figures
The 1906 census shows rapid urban growth with 88 cities of 50,000 or more totaling 19,771,167 people, up 2,766,863 or 16.3 percent from the 12th census. Overall population increased by 6,579,620 or 8.7 percent.
Newberry Fire Destroys Homes Stores Churches
A large blaze in Newberry South Carolina Friday wiped out 22 residences 10 stores and two churches in the 6000 population city. The estimated loss runs from 150000 to 200000 with about 35000 insured.
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Columbia
S. C
Newberry
Two Killed in Derailment Near Thomaston Alabama
A west bound Louisville and Nashville passenger train derailed half a mile west of Thomaston Alabama. Special Engineer Fitzgerald was killed Baggage Master Galt and one passenger were injured. Iron piled on the track is alleged to have caused the derailment.
Prominent Methodist Minister Dies in Roanoke
Special Rev. Dr J H Boyd longtime Baltimore Conference minister dies after extended illness in Roanoke Va He was pastor of St James M E church and former editor of The Baltimore Methodist church paper He preached in leading Conference churches for decades
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Roanoke
J. H. Boyd
Baltimore Methodist Conference
St. James M. E
Baltimore Methodist
Baltimore
Investigation of Common Mosquitos in New Orleans
The New Orleans city health board began an inquiry into common mosquitos not spreading yellow fever to exterminate them. These mosquitoes cause discomfort nearly year round. Extermination of the fewer mosquitoes started about two months ago.
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New Orleans
Special
City Board of Health
Veteran of Two Wars Dead in Colorado Springs
Hamlin F. Lee, 87, a Mexican and Civil War veteran and nephew of Gen. Robert E. Lee, died in Colorado Springs of heart failure. Virginian by birth he fought for the Union. He later moved to Leadville and discovered the Robert E. Lee mines. Mrs. Sage remains active lender on gilt edge security.
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Colorado Springs
Col
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