Demas the Deserter as a Life Lesson for Believers
Moody Bible Institute lecturer recounts Demas deserting Paul in Rome as a warning against worldly allure. He argues true soldiers stay faithful, warns against counterfeit faith, and urges separation from worldly values to follow Christ.
Taft Addresses Condensation Crisis as President
President William Howard Taft faces a condensation crisis amid national concerns. The discussion centers on executive measures and policy responses during his tenure.
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Angels Unaware Reminder Script and Verse Reference
A compact note cites Hebrews 13 2 about entertaining strangers as angels unaware. It presents a reflective verse portion and a reminder to show hospitality and kindness to visitors.
Life of Winston Churchill and St. Louis drama in Brice novel
The article traces Churchill's literary career from The Celebrity (1898) to A Far Country (1915) and The Dwelling Place of Light (1917) with university honors and residences at Windsor Vermont and Cornish New Hampshire. It then summarizes Stephen Brice and Virginia Carvel in the novel, detailing Brice's manumission bid, courtship, and the debate over slavery, with Judge Whipple guiding Brice toward Lincoln and the Civil War context in Missouri led by Frank Blair and Nathaniel Lyon.
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Comyn Carvel
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Brice
Colfax
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Carvels
Lincoln
Whipple
Freeport
Douglas
Missouri
Frank Blair
Nathaniel Lyon
Golden Youth
Hopper
Sherman
City Point
White House
North
Grant
Lyon
Macmillan Company
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Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
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Dominions
Boston, Mass
Lincoln, Brice, Virginia in a Civil War romance review
A condensed critique of The Crisis by Winston Churchill tracing Brice and Virginia in a Civil War era plot. Colfax, Hopper, and Carvel drive intrigue with Lincoln and Sherman appearing. the tale blends romance, sacrifice, and historical backdrop in St Louis and Washington.
Accessories in Eyes of the Law
A general explanation defines an accessory before the fact as one who counsels or abets a crime even if absent at the time. An accessory after the fact is someone who aids a felon after the offense. Accessory before the fact may face the same punishment as the principal. accessory after can incur life imprisonment for murder. If two agreed to kill and only one acted, the survivor is an accessory before the fact.
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Annals of Men
Demas
Christendom
Colosse
Rome
Paul
Timothy
Antioch
Christ
Apostle
John
Jesus
K. Demas
Satan
Denis
Hell
Nero
Deadly Vapors Highlight Hidden Earthly Gases
Scientific instruments show many real material existences of the earth as precise evidence. Dozens of invisible vapors exist beyond perception, among them carbon monoxide found in closed garages, silos, sewers, and tunnels.
Graysville Hosts Religious Homecoming Weekend
Graysville residents prepare for a large homecoming starting July 29 with invitations to all Indiana Conference pastors. Events include an official program next week, a grand Sunday school orchestra, and continued community updates. Local visits and new auto news are noted among residents.
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Grace Owen
O. H. Burke
Warren Dickerson
John Ramsen
O. P. Badger
Shades
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Enid Shields
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Tanlac Boosts Vitality and Mental Alertness
An advertisement asserts Tanlac renders the body vigorous and elastic and keeps the mind clear and energetic, credited to Dougherty & Walters.
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Dinner for Mrs Sidebottom Host by Son at Jericho
On Sunday July 28 1922 a dinner will be held for Mrs Martha Sidebottom wife of the late John Sidebottom at the home of her son George Sidebottom north of Jericho All are cordially invited.
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John Sidebottom
George Sidebottom
Jericho
Molasses Ship Dumps 280000 Gallons to Smooth Seas
During a hurricane off the West Indies the tank steamer Philip Publicker pumped overboard 280000 gallons of molasses to calm the sea. The molasses on the water reportedly produced a slick effect similar to oil, easing the waves for the vessel amid the storm.
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West Indies
Philip Publicker
Ship News
Belated Moral on Prodigal Son Tale
An Atchison Globe remark asserts the fatted calf in the prodigal son story received an unfair fate. The calf, though decent, was killed to honor the son whose life was a riot.
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