Our King Jesus Crowned in Eternal Praise
A religious verse tribute by A. F. Rohr published in Lutheran Standard on March 28, 1961. The piece exalts Jesus as king and sun of righteousness, inviting worship and adoration as the Bethlehem savior becomes heaven's throne.
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Jesus Crucified
Jesus
A. F. Rohr
Lutheran Standard
Touch not mine anointed Do my prophets no harm
A sermon by Rev. J. A. Cromer in Lexington SC centers on Psalm 165:15 about God’s kingdom on earth and protection for his anointed and prophets. It argues ministers as ambassadors of Christ deserve support, and urges not to harm or neglect church leaders who shepherd souls. The piece traces divine care from Abraham to Jesus and the church’s endurance across ages.
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St. Thomas E. IL
Lexington Co
S.C
J. A. Cromer
Igor
Perone
Israel
Abraham
Promised Land
Earth
Samuel
God
Saul
David
Church
Kingdom of God
Cain
Abel
Noah
Esau
Jacob
Laban
Joseph
Egypt
Potiphar
Jehovah
Moses
Pharaoh
Merah
Balak
Moab
Balaam
Jordan
Jericho
Gibeon
Ajalon
Palestine
Holy of Holies
Tabernacle
Temple
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Church of Kingdom
Jesus
Paul
Dr. Wolf
Hell
Church of Christ
Christ
Mesopotamian
Nile
Heaven
Court of St. James
London
Washington
St. James
England
Joshua
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Elijah
Elisha
Apostles
Galilee
Gamaliel
Sodom
Gomorrah
Great Britain
Melanchthon
Asbury
St. John
St. Augustine
Jonathan Edwards
Dr.Chalmers
Spurgeon
Luther
Zwingli
Calvin
Knox
Hisha
Archbishop Cranmer
Timothy
Aaron
Hur
The Rights of Children and Parental Duty
The Christian Advocate argues that children have a right to parents and noble parental example. Fathers must spend time at home, or fault lies with them, shaping faith and life through conduct. It calls for training in parenthood, warns against abdication or indulgence, and urges parents to defend their children's rights amid a modern age. It also cites a May Ladies' Home Journal piece opposing marriage settlements as harmful to happiness and trust in marriage.
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God
Parent
Calhoun
Floride
George Wolsey Symonds
May Ladies' Home Journal
The Lesson of Love for the True Teacher
A discussion on teaching that true instruction requires care for students and the desire to help them grow. The piece uses a Brooklyn Eagle fable about a prideful Alderney cow to illustrate how vanity harms usefulness and ends in loss.
Miracles of Moral Preservation in Babylon Court
The passage notes a greater miracle than preservation from fire, the keeping of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego’s hearts unmixed amid Babylonian depravity. Chrysostom’s suggestion highlights moral triumphs over physical wonders.
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God
Shadrach
Chrysostom
Babylon
Flour mills grind over two million barrels this year
The Minneapolis flour mills have ground since January 1st 2,043,220 barrels of flour, compared with 2,580,530 barrels at the same time last year. Farmers are estimated to hold 135,000,000 bushels of wheat, down from 164,000,000 a year ago.
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Minneapolis
Doubt and a Skeptic’s Library Revealed in a Deceased Reader
A visitor reviews a deceased skeptic’s library, noting abundant books on modern infidelity. The collection shows the owner doubting his doubts, with leaders of modern atheism present but not deeply read, offering courage yet preserving a fragile agnostic creed likened to a reinforced condemned building.
Physician’s Bill for 190,000 Dollars in Magee Case
Dr. W C Browning of Philadelphia billed 190000 dollars for twenty one months of medical care for late Senator Chris L Magee of Pittsburgh. Itemized charges include 17000 for an Atlantic City trip and 12000 for a Hot Springs trip. Office care billed at 20 dollars per hour and overnight stays at 46 dollars per hour. he notes losing patients during Magee’s illness.
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W. C. Browning
Philadelphia
Chris. L. Magee
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Browning
Magee
Hot Springs
Japanese Observe General Holiday for Cherry Blossom Bloom
Citizens celebrate the arrival of blooming fruit trees with a general holiday. Public events and family outings mark the day as communities enjoy early spring scenery and festive activities across cities and towns.
A Figure Who Shaped Empires Across Ages
A sweeping tribute portrays a supreme figure described as pure among the mighty, who with a pierced hand has razed empires and redirected history, continuing to rule and guide the ages. The passage credits Richter as the source of this appraisal.
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Richter
Annual Council Episcopal Church in Virginia May Mis
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Alexandria Virginia for the Annual Council event. First class limited fare applies, tickets sold May 13 to 16 with final limit May 20. Continuous passage allowed in both directions.
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Council Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Virginia
Alexandria
Southern Railway
Printing orders sought by HENKEL and Co in New Market
Church minutes and other printing work are emphasized with notices inviting orders. HENKEL and Co of New Market Virginia advertises printing services for church minutes and various printed materials.
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Henkel & Co
New Market
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