Power of the cross sermon lauds unseen progress and faith
The sermon centers on the idea that what seems foolish to the world becomes power to believers. Mr Sunday cites history and science to argue religion mirrors electricity’s unseen force, urging listeners to accept Jesus Christ as salvation and reject cynicism about faith.
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Bell
Gad
Hell
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Maraces
Pere Lay
Wille
Earth
God
Peter
James
John
Jerusalem
Jessie
Mr Surors
Puts An End To Bunion Pains
An advert promises relief from swollen toe joints using Moone's Emerald Oil. It touts a two ounce bottle as highly concentrated and offers refunds if not satisfied. The copy targets readers with swollen or varicose veins and urges immediate purchase.
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Moone
C. W. Phillip
Zall Stréasta
Elyrian Honored At Frigidaire Convention In Cleveland
William Chamberlain of the Ohio Public Service Company received a gold purse of 190 at the regional Frigidaire convention in Cleveland for qualifying in the National Quota Club of outstanding salesmen. Also announced were a new electric room cooler, a cold control device with six freezing speeds, a lower priced household model, and record yield increases.
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William Chamberlain
Ohio Public Service Company
Frigidaire Corporation
Cleveland
National Quota Club
Chamberlain
Death Rate On Wealth Barons of Britain High
London reports a surge in death duties as 1928 99 yields 263 809 909 dollars, far above 151 319 000 in 1918 19. Tax revenue from wealthier estates skyrockets postwar, dwarving other revenue items.
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Sir. G. A. Wills
Sir. R. Houston
J. W. Oxley
Viscount Hambleden
W. J. Watney
H. F. Gretton
Hanno
S. Cu
W. H. Coats
Duke of Newcastle
Britain
London
Predictions of a Numerologist Forecasts a Tough Year Then Hope
A fragmented notice predicts financial troubles but eventual improvement this year. It mentions a chronic health issue floating kidney and no operations, a deceitful friend, papers and a letter, a change bringing happiness, and requests for address, birthdate, and phone for private ad offers.
Wygma's Leading Thone 6227 Ad for Movate Re Ghd Weet
An OCR fragment advertises a product called Wigma's Leading Thone 6227 promoting Movate Re Ghd Weet Raver. The text is garbled but indicates an advertising item with a model or brand name and a functional claim.
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Wigma
Thone
No coherent news item found from fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a name Mation Reidt and vague phrases about smoking and race but lacks clear event, date, or location to form a factual news item.
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Knoxville
Tern
Mation Reidt
Statler
Early whalers recount sea elephants of the Antarctic
Sailors tell of sea elephants, large seal relatives from the Antarctic, with bulls bearing noses that extend into short flexible trunks. These descriptions reflect early explorations into unusual marine mammals and their distinctive features.
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Antarctic
Countdown of Electoral College Confirms Hoover Victory
Washington reports the official electoral college count will occur in a joint session of Congress tomorrow. The event, the final constitutional step before Hoover and Curtis are proclaimed president and vice president, follows ballots cast by electors on January 2 after November 6 voters' choices. The House and Senate meet at 1 p.m. as the Vice President leads, with four tellers appointed to oversee the count.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Senate
House
Capitol
Lonzworth
Hoover Defeats Smith in Electoral Vote Count at Senate
The vote tally reached 444 to 87 as certificates pass to tellers for rapid counting. The President of the Senate will announce Hoover with 444 votes to 87 for Alfred E. Smith, marking the conclusion of the electoral count and prompting an expected adjournment.
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House
Senate
The
United States
Hoover
Alfred B. Smith
Gifts for ill boy Billy Ney Hart in Bellaire
Thousands of letters and gifts pour in from across Ohio to the home of 12 year old Billy Ney Hart whose bones break easily. Doctors say his bones are too soft and he must remain in bed while fractures heal. His mother notes he may need a secretary to handle the mail and gifts.
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Bellaire
Billy Neyhart
Billy
Chinese Police Modernized Honolulu Mission Revealed
Captain A S Woods Berkeley chief of detectives said the Nan king Nationalist government plans to modernize Chinese police through American city methods. He will go to Nan king to reorganize the citys police department and also departments in Canton and other large cities, staying a year or more. Woods has 25 years with Berkeley and follows August Vollmer, renowned progressive chief.
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Honolulu
T. H
Nanking
A. S. Woods
Berkeley
Cal
China
Captain Woods
Po- Hee
Canton
Berkeley Department
August Vollmer
Berkeler
Master on Radio Sparks Dog Return in Amsterdam
A stolen dog found its way back to its owner after recognizing his voice on a radio broadcast in Amsterdam New York. The professor spoke on air and the dog barked and scampered, prompting the man who had adopted it through a country doctor to reclaim the pet. Sweden posted the lowest birth rate in Europe in 1927.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Sweden
Europe
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Manchester
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Okel Gorham
St. Joseph
Mich
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Lewis
Wallace Lewis
Eau Claire
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Frigidaire Corpn
Vondas
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