What Do You Know About God and the Soul
A preacher reflects on 1 Peter 3 15 and the question of evidence for faith. He urges meekness in answering questions about God the soul and immortality arguing there are multiple kinds of evidence beyond sense experience. He explains belief arises from inner testimony and external manifestations and defends faith as rooted in experience not demonstration.
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Peter
Hannibal
Alps
God
Bruth
Heaven
Hell
Dr. Jowett
Balliol College
Oxford
Paradise
Perdition
Lfe
Lse
Christ
Jesus
Becatiner
Maiden Show Poses in Smile and Light Exhibition
In Chicago the Palette and Chisel Club plans an exhibition after a successful show where models posed as famous paintings with electric lighting. Irene Davison Clara Burdick and Arlene Jennings appeared in the dawn scene The Awakening of Spring under gauze and electric glow. Grace Gibson and her manager faced fines while club members were dismissed.
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Chicago
May
Palette and Chisel Club
Irene Davison
Clara Burdick
Arlene Jennings
Grace Gibson
Monotype Club
Coal and Coke shops modernize at Gassa way and Leiter
A work train with fifty men operates at the Coal and Coke shops in Gassa way for full time repairs. Cars are built and gaged, ditch cleaning proceeds along the Gassaway Leiter line. Tunnels 11 and 22 employ large work forces, stone crushers near Leiter start May 18 with forty men. The line will be ballasted this summer to handle rising traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garde
Gassaway
Leiter
Man Struck by Train Recovers Full Use of Mind
Cal May S A M An derson, 56, expected to regain full use of faculties after being struck by a passenger train. Doctors say skull surgery restored his cognitive function after years of mental cloudiness. The incident follows earlier mentions of faith and community as sources of strength.
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Tulare
Cal
A. M. Anderson
God
Lfe
Christ
St. Paul
Christ Jesus
Crawford Motorcycle Company plans Sebring plant revival
Morgantown reports the Crawford Motorcycle Company under A. F. Denilson of New York is reviving its Sebring plant with 1916 model features including a three speed transmission. Agencies will be established, operations expected to start between August and September, and employment will depend on market demand. The firm aims to compete with up to date machines and rebuilds financing.
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Ocorgantown
A. F. Denilson
New York
Crawford Motorcycle Company
Sebraton
Danilson
Crawford
Crawford Company
Young Lady Wears Mens Clothes While Traveling
In Parkerburg May S reports a young woman dressed in men’s clothing riding an inter urban car into town. Captain W A Smith met the arrival, identified the 18 21 year old as Mary Cooser of Moundsville area, seeking work and clothing. She claimed to travel from Willliamstown by freight and to be en route to a Kansas relative, with funds to pay fare. Investigation continues.
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Parkersburg
May S
W. A. Smith
Twelfth Street
Third
Juliana Streets
Moundsville
Catherine Cornisky
Mary Cooser
Williamstown
Kansas
Parkereburg
Smith
Needle In Baby's Side Found In Frederick
In Frederick Maryland on May 8 a mother realized her infant had a needle stuck in the child's side. She removed the needle and recalled a discarded needle placed in the crib nine months earlier. The mystery of the baby's cranky temperament had puzzled physicians for months.
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Frederick
Roberty Sursur
Henry Sury
Hilein
Many Changes in Old Braxton Twenty Years On
A Braxton Democrat feature recalls Sutton and Braxton County changes over thirty years. W H Byrne describes railroads, telephones, gas and electricity transforming Sutton from a village to a citified town. He mentions Jake Fisher’s early court appearance, the Sutton vs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case, old mill dam memories, and a fishing trip on the dam with Camden and Haymond. The piece blends local history with personal reminiscence and colorful anecdotes about Uncle Benny and Uncle Burton Pierson.
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W. H RK Byrne
Charleston
Sutton
Braxton Democrat
Orf. Byrne
John R. Perkins
Mobile
Braxton
Jake Fisher
Mr. Byrne
West Virginia
Jake
Jake W
John D. Sutton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Will Haymond
Jane
Haymond
John
Jake J
Mil Dam
Lave
Beagy
Almos
Uncle Penny
Wil
Uncle Benny
Camden
Vision Directs Father's Hunt for Long-Lost Children
Keyser West Virginia father Frederick Chubb, after a decade searching, located his two motherless children in Hagerstown Maryland. He used papers and photographs provided by his wife before her death, along with his own photos, to prove identity. The story connects his Boxer Rebellion era service and a mistaken widow’s status to a reunion that may end with him taking the children home.
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Keyser
W. Va
Hagerstown
Roulette
Rose Hill
Hazelstown
Mir Chubb
Chubb
Frederick Chubb
United States
Generral American Timber, Rubber ‘and Really Company
Hagertown
Chins
Washington
Ninth United States Infantry
China
Peking
Idaho
Panamas
Milwaukee
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Pike Street
Porter
RT. Lincoln
Banake
Robert T. Lincoln
Coal and Coke Railroad
Morgantown
Old Braxton
Burton Pierson
Redhorse
Will Harmond
Bt Camden
Vision
Broadway
Oxfords
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