Last Sermon Seeks to Reopen a Life by Christ
In a Los Angeles broadcast dated December 31, 1905 the speaker contemplates whether one would relive past years. He argues only through faith in Christ can the present and past merge, promising reunion with loved ones in eternity and the freedom to meet future years with divine help.
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Midnight Dirge and Ascension Reflections Verse
The fragment laments a past happiness and wonders about life after judgment. It invokes a blessed past with hallowed friends and asks whether the living will greet the future eternal life. It mentions the year 19v5 and a hope to rise with Christ.
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Waiter Serves Clergyman by Mistake in Toronto Buffet
A Toronto man took a well known clergyman to lunch at a busy buffet. The clergyman, unable to read the menu, remarked he was blind as a bat. The waiter uncorked Labatt s for him, misreading the remark and pouring beer into the clergyman s glass.
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Toronto
Breaking Glass With the Voice
A thin wineglass can be broken by vocalizing its resonant note. Strike the glass to hear a tone, then shout the same note into it and it will shatter due to intense vibration.
The Sunday School Lesson on Luke II 1 20
An analysis of Luke chapter two highlighting the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem and the heavenly proclamation to shepherds. The article emphasizes Christ as the center of Scripture, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the duty of believers to reflect Christ in word and deed through divine guidance and angelic witness.
Good Tidings for All People Spark Desire to Tell
A Christmas reflection urges believers to dwell in love and God on earth and carry an atmosphere of heaven. It highlights the shepherds' faith, Mary’s obedience, and the duty to proclaim forgiveness and peace through Jesus, asking if we are truly sharing the glad tidings.
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American Press Association
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Moses
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Samaria
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Printers' Strike Nears as New York Union Prepares
The Typothetae and Typographical Union No. 6 prepare for a clash over a nine hour work day and closed shop in book and job offices beginning January 1. The union demands eight hours, warns of a bitter fight, and cites ample funds while employers push open shop. The Periodical Publishers' Association backs the Typothetae, with non union workers to be used if needed.
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Typothetas and Typographical Union No. 6
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Wm. Green
New York Typothetae
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Death sentence commuted for Lionel Terry in New Zealand
Word from New Zealand reports the death sentence against Lionel Terry, once a British Columbia labor leader, for killing an unarmed Chinaman, has been changed to life imprisonment due to insanity. Terry is known in western Canada for leading Ant Chinese strikes at Wellington and Cumberland collieries years ago.
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Lionel Terry
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Cricket Story Told In Galt Turns Farce
Sir Cheries Kirkpatrick reports a northern garrison tale where officers host a county lawyers luncheon before a cricket match. After a lavish feast the lawyers drink and toast while the soldiers watch, until an unexpected playing team of lawyers appears and wins praise for athletic prowess.
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Galt
Havana
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