Divine Rewards Are Eternal In Messiah Kingdom Teachings
A Columbus pastor argues that the Bible flaws higher criticism, asserting eternal torment is false. The preacher outlines a restitution era where Christ rules with saints, the wicked face Second Death, and earth is restored to paradise. He cites Matthew, Revelation, and Deuteronomy to support life after death through a millennial kingdom.
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Columbus
Ohio
Russell
Rgguen
Hoe
Messiah
Christ
St. Paul
Church
Satan
Adam
Earth
Meseiah
Jesus
Calvary
Langurg
Josus
Donart
Peter
Heaven
Eden
Hell
God
John
Onty
Jesua
Gol
The Second Death and Eternal Life Debate
A sermon disputes the doctrine of eternal torment, arguing the wages of sin is death and everlasting life is the gift through Jesus. It defends scriptural punishment as everlasting destruction and refutes Dante like hell, citing Kolasin as pruning from life. It then shifts to Old Ontario, its history, and fur trade routes with Fort Métachewan and Gowganda boom era notes.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
Adam
Eden
Christ
Dieth
Ham
New
Oataria
Red Man
Timiskeming & Northern Ontario Railway
Cobalt
Ontario
Madson Bay Company
Montreal
Elk Lake
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Métachewan
Steve Lafrican
Great Fur Company
New Ontario
Stony Portage
Gewganda
Porcupine
Toronto Globe
Labor and the Railways and A W Smithers Tour
Mr. A W Smithers chairman of the Grand Trunk in London is in America inspecting lines and will spend two months in Canada consulting with Mr E J Chamberlin the new president He notes the labour position is a major issue saying labor costs are high yet manpower is scarce and urges government and railway unity to boost agricultural employment in Canada.
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A. W. Smithers
Grand Trunk
London
England
America
Canada
E. J. Chamberlin
Smithers
Post Office to Sell Stamps in 500-Count Sheets
The Postal Service will soon introduce a stamp sale method aimed at reducing petty pilfering. One and two cent stamps can be bought in sheets of five hundred, replacing the current system of sheets.
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Busireas Heeves
Prstallice Department
Have you forgotten that ten dollars you borrowed
A brief, awkward cartoon-style exchange hints at unsettled debt and a humorous urge to settle it now. The dialogue features a borrower who recalls the loan and a suggestive tease about relieving her of the money.
A Western MP Known for City Editor Feud Over Page Count
A Toronto anecdote recalls a heated clash between a western MP and a newspaper foreman. With ads overflowing, the editor demandingly ordered thirteen pages, while the foreman argued for fourteen. The proof came when the foreman showed each sheet holds two pages, ending the dispute.
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M.P
Toronto
Courier
Teachers' Camps Train Cadet Instructors in Canada
The Canadian Government and authorities establish Cadet Instructor camps across the Dominion to train teachers in cadet work and outdoor activities. A sample course at Sturgeon Creek yields Cadet Instructor certificates, with roles for Manitoba and Saskatchewan teachers and daily routines from reveille to map reading. The program aims to build healthier, mentally brighter youths and prepare Canadians for potential defense duties under the Militia Act.
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Etucatic Arthorities
Dominion
Sturgeon Creek
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Corps of Cadets
Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Montreal Men Honored At Trinity College Dublin
Seven LL Ds were conferred at Trinity College Dublin’s bi centennial celebration. Montrealers Dr James Guerin former mayor and William Paterson of McGill University received the honors alongside the lord mayors of London and Dublin and presidents of major medical bodies. Dr Adams of Merrill was made doctor of science by Trinity University’s chancellor for notable medical contributions.
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Medical Faculty of
Trinity
Lege
Dublin
Ireland
National University of Ireland
Adams of
Merill
Trinity University
Adams
Delhi Survivor Attends Toronto Exhibition Luncheon
A guest at the Toronto Exhibition luncheon is Duke Smith of 45 St. Clements Avenue. He survived the Indian mutiny being attached to the Cond. Oxcords brigade. Smith, aged 77 though appearing younger, served five years 1833 to 1862 in the British army in India and fought in multiple engagements.
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Toronto
Delhi
Duke Smith
St. Cisrens Avenue
Oxcords Intestant Rary
Smith
India
A Film Star Florence Lawrence Heads Her Own Company
Florence Lawrence, a Canadian born actress from Harms ton Ohio, rose to fame with early film work. She led stages with the Lawrence Dramatic Players before moving into pictures and now heads her own company Victor, signaling further triumphs in moving pictures.
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Florence Lawrence
Victor
Miss Lawrence
Harmston
Unt
Little Lord Fauntleroy
West
Lawrence Dramatic Players
Dr Sophia Jex-Blake on women’s medical admission
Dr Sophia Jex-Blake, a driving force behind admitting women to medical practice in England, quips that shutting the door on young women is absurd given how many older women are already inside. She once impressed Benjamin Jowett with her tireless eloquence.
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Sophia Jex-Blake
England
Jex- Blake
Benjamin Jowett
Paliol
Canadian Penman Captures Second NY Prize
Miss Maud M. Hallett of Toronto won the New York Business Journal penmanship prize for the second year in a row, beating ten thousand competitors from Canada and the United States. She studies at the High School of Commerce and Finance under J. J. Bailey. Last year’s winner was James Rennie, also from Toronto.
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New York Business Journal
Toronto
Maud M. Hallett
Gladstone Avenue
High School of Commerce and Finance
J. J. Bailey
Sil Ts
Canada
United Estates
James Rennie
Three Hansard Volumes Hold Quiet Parlor Appeal
Toronto Star notes Hansard volumes from 1911-12 appear as grand shelf decorations rather than lively reading. The piece praises historic speeches, yet calls most of the content lengthy and dense, with only occasional sparks of merit in Autonomy bills and the National Transcontinental Railway debates.
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Parliament
Fathers of Confederation
Sahara
Toronto Star
Oliver Wilcox the Lineman Wins North Essex Hearts
Oliver Wilcox MP for North Essex, a zealous Conservative, earns farmer support by quick, practical help. A noted feat came during a federal campaign when he fixed a broken telephone line by climbing a pole to relay Liberal speaker news, cementing voter trust despite political rivalry.
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Oliver Wilcox
North Essex
Oliver
Tryig
Wilcox
Saskatchewan farmer paid by check for first time
An elevator man reports a Saskatchewan farmer received his first ever check. The farmer, puzzled by brass for the beasts and a strange weight value, cashed it and then woke the grain dealer in disbelief. He sought to learn where the paper money came from, fearing a mistake.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario Education Department to Move Closest Premises
The Ontario Education Department plans to relocate from 14 James Square to new premises behind the Parliament Buildings at Queen's Park. The Normal School, recently enlarged after model school abolition and term extension, will also move to a new location.
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Caumdias Courier
Translation Laughs From Montreal Sightseeing Wagon
Bystanders in Montreal react to a misread French inscription during a sightseeing ride. A young woman asks for meaning and locals joke about it, noting the phrase Dieu et Mon Droit or similar misinterpretations. The incident highlights language mix ups in public spaces.
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Noutreal
Coe In
Wind
Montreal
Fabatem Courier
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