Women in Church Service Through History and Today
A historical and prophetic survey argues that women's ministration has shaped religious life since ancient times. It traces Miriam Deborah Huld a nd Anna to Mary Magdalene and highlights how early Christianity featured women as teachers and evangelists. The piece contends reform is needed for women to serve openly in ministry and urges a focus on Jesus's simple teachings and love as the engine of genuine faith.
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Miriam
Israel
Deborah
Naaman
Anna
Mary
Jesus
Mary Maxdalenne
Gwilkenius
Helend Cone
Ahi Cresery
Nisan
Marpelia
Pilly the Younger
Trajan
Miri
Haugwh
Hilda
Nanciahl
Deaton
Meir
Tertul-lim
Hell
Fragmented Text on Religious Figures and Women in Ministry
Readable fragments describe religious roles and figures, including Lydia the maertail, a deacon, and women connected to church leadership. The text references ministers, lay leaders, and a focus on women in church authority within a historical context.
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Lydia
Maertail
Chilp
Disappointing Language Under Provocation In Dialogue
A dialogue describes a strong man struggling with profanity under provocation. A girl witnesses his restraint and remarks how the moment reveals the limits of ordinary swearing. The man concedes that in rare moments words fail to express real feeling.
Clemenceau Taught in an American Boarding School
A tale from September Broad reveals Georges Clemenceau once taught at a Stamford Connecticut boarding school for young ladies and eloped with pupil Mary Plummer. He came to America in 1866 in exile, later married and returned to France, where he gained prominence defending Dreyfus and opposing socialism.
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Clemenceau
France
Stamford
Conn
Mary Plummer
New York
Georges Clemenceau
America
Chamber of Deputies
Fancy Boxes for Candy Trade
A leading candy maker notes boxes for the holiday trade will be more elaborate than ever. He cites steady packaging elaboration and a blend of practical and ornamental forms. Popular designs become glove boxes or pin cushions after contents are removed. High priced boxes, often used for raffles, fetch as much as 15 dollars.
Signs of Long Life in Bacon’s Anatomy Then and Now
A physician cites Bacon’s observations on longevity noting two lists of traits. Positive signs include slow growth, coarse hair, rough skin, deep wrinkles, firm flesh, large mouth, wide nostrils, strong tightly set teeth and a hard ear, while negative signs threaten longevity unless accidents occur.
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Bacon
What Mary Said in a Judicial Ruling and Reversal
A witness testifies about a Mary present during a conversation and a judge bars a question. The higher court reverses, orders a new trial, and at the second trial the inquiry yields that Mary said nothing.
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Mary
Tudge Brewer
Merit and the Prices of Novels
The piece advocates fixed retail prices for novels aligned with literary worth. It argues readers should pay more for established authors and that value should mirror rewards in other professions. The author compares novel pricing to higher fees for seasoned doctors, lawyers, or notable ministers.
South Dakota Briefs Report Sudden Deaths and Fires
A Yankton farmer Tom Sharkey was found dead in Dry Creek bottom near two horses after a bridge washout. Ex County Commissioner G W Collins died with his son while riding to town. Saxmow mine fire in Custer destroyed building and stock worth about 10000 with little insurance. A threshing engine wrecked near Brandon injuring no one. North Western interurban accident from lightning damaged cars. A man beat a Salvation Army girl in Belle Fourche and is in custody. Bertha Burroughs died of typhoid fever at Tilford after teaching there. Gregory to open bids for municipal water works. work to start this fall. Aston Larson injured by a shaft in Bruce. New London Sherman elevator burned with oats and wheat. Charles Swing heir to $10000 estate. will stay with Deadwood Hose Co. A land deal between Arlington and Volga to plat a town. Ten year old Manuel Athinis died walking on church foundation walls at Sioux Falls. Burlington wreck near Deadwood. ore train crashed. crew unhurt. Ole Ofstehage nearly lost hand at Elp Point. hand amputated near the wrist. Mrs. William Quinn of Kadoka gave birth to Kadoka’s first baby. town to celebrate the occasion.
Missouri Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs J D Johnson of 603 West Hickman Street Columbia Missouri describes two years of dropsy pain and kidney trouble after an operation. She credits two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills with removing the trouble and says no more symptoms have reappeared. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J. D. Johnson
West Hickman St
Columbia
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A Long Tumble Needed
A humorous exchange on fear and guilt unfolds as two men debate whether falling from a height would reveal one’s misdeeds. One dismisses the idea while the other argues consequences would reveal flaws.
Wiseman and Gailey Spar Over Late Homecoming
Aged Wiseman explains being detained at the office to his wife, Gailey challenges the claim calling it a barefaced lie. Wiseman retorts the lie had whiskers years ago, sparking a heated exchange about accountability and truth.
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Wiseman
Gailey
Care of the Lawn Tips for a thriving, weed-free yard
Advice from the village urges frequent mowing and thorough watering in July and August. Use commercial lawn fertilizers over manure, reseed thin spots, and keep trying to establish turf. Avoid mowing when wet and ensure the soil beneath the sod is fully soaked to deepen roots.
Grape-Nuts Claims Powerful Endurance and Mental Boost
A former college long distance runner testifies that two meals daily of Grape-Nuts food rebuilt his endurance and speed. He says training became easier, the mile and half mile were won, weight increased, digestion and nerves improved, and study speed rose. The ad cites wheat and barley elements rebuilding brain and nerve centers and promises quick health results.
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Wellville
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