Kingdom of God and Its Eternal Kingdom Tale
The article expounds the Kingdom of God as the central teaching of Jesus, its multiple layers from justice and grace to glory, and the need for personal sanctification. It links faith, penance, and obedience to enter heaven, notes the role of grace and works, and defends belief in God alongside scientific progress.
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Christ
Apostle
God
Perschrist
Nico“lems
John
Ephesians
Kingdom of Heaven
Slory
Job
Will
West Virginia forestry bill faces funding setback
Charleston reports the state senate passed the Thompson forestry bill but vetoed a $10,000 annual appropriation that would match federal Weeks law funds. Without state money, federal support to protect forests may end, jeopardizing lookout stations and fire prevention efforts. Railroads pledge cooperation to clear rights of way to curb fires.
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Charleston
Thompson
Senate
West Virginia
United States
Forestry Department
Farger
Tucker Country
Baltimore
Ohio
Maryland
Forestry Service
Glenn
J. A. Viquesney
State Forest
Mineral County
Webster
Coun Ty
German Language Should Preserve its Musical Spell
An interview reports Albert Bockel of the Uelzen higher cadetry arguing against teaching English in German public schools after the war. He predicts world needs German as a universal language and that German, not English, should be the language of daily intercourse and of masters, even as Russian, Flemish, or Japanese gain prominence. He warns English would degrade German linguistic prestige.
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Associated ~ Press
Bheruin
Panto
Albert, Bockel
Uelzen
Herr Bockel
England
North’ America
Belated Invitation in Grand Rapids Letter Tale
A belated notice from Grand Rapids Michigan describes Edith Davis receiving an invitation to a party dated October 31, 1892. The postmark is October 13, 1893, suggesting the event was tied to a local postal or social posting irregularity. The fragment notes uncertainty about the precise local actions and officials involved.
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Grand Rapids. Mich
Edith Davis
Pedro
Mother of torpedo boat destroyers christened Melville
Torpedo boat destroyers of Uncle Sam's navy gain a “mother” ship launched at Philadelphia a few days ago. She was christened Melville in honor of the late Rear Admiral George Melville. The vessel will be fitted to care for torpedo boats at sea or in port.
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Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
Melville
George Melville
Electric towel latest wrinkle at city building
Washington March 6 The new municipal Building has been equipped with electro towels devised by superintendent J M Ward The electro towel is simply an electric hand dryer It appears as a rectangular box set on a pedestal about waist high with a front face knocked out The box is large enough for an ordinary pair of hands A lever operated by the foot starts the current turns on a blower and forces heated air into the box where hands are dried It takes seconds to dry hands in this manner and officials claim the operation is sanitary
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Washington,mar
J. M. Ward
Ward
Prayers Said For Sisters Die In One Day In Crawfordville
In Crawfordville Indiana on March 6 two tuberculosis afflicted sisters Nellie Sylvias Griffith 23 and Icy May Griffith 20 died within two hours. The younger passed at 11 30 a m and the elder at 1 30 p m. Their prayers that they might die the same day were fulfilled as both were buried together.
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Crawfordville
Ind
Griffith
Nellie
Sylvias Griff
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the Immaculate Conception
Heaven
John List
Luke
Tyre
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the Apostle
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Itvisibusa
Hatfield
Merritt Wilson
Wildell
George W. Wilson
Richard‘ Chaffey
Elkins
George B. Thompson
Tucker Coun ‘Ty
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Lloyd" Hansford
Parsons
Wilson
W.hoyt Weber
Faeeoe
Ithe
Massachusetts Forestry,Association
Sto
Hoosier
Hoosier Company
Ientire
Christine Frederick
Home Furnishing Co
Clarkssurg, W. VA
Hoosier Mfg. CO
New Castile
Washington
Vernis
Martin
Gome
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