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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
2
Vague overheard quotes describe a dialog about parenting, punishment, and travel. The text mentions a person named Hob and a friend named Jack, with reference to money and a journey. Tone resembles a noisy street corner report with unclear context and many misread names.
The denomination founded by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy centers in the First Church of Christ in Boston. About 3,000 churches worldwide form a Boston-originating network, with roughly 3,000,000 adherents across the globe.
A doctor recovering from a grip attack describes how four teaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts and cream, three times daily for three weeks, rebuilt his strength. He praises its nourishing effect and urges physicians to use it more to prevent nourishment losses. The piece also discusses church funding and leadership training needs in the Home Mission context.
A Washington plan proceeds to construct a Manonie Temple for the colored community at a cost of 125000. Architect Claughton West of Washington leads the steel reinforced concrete project with a Trumpeted three bay front and a long ornate interior including a 1200 seat auditorium and multiple floors for lodge rooms and banquet halls. The building aims to be a landmark and will feature marble corridors, a central grand entrance, wrought iron grills, and a red tile roof garden.
The lesson discusses Jesus as the great Judge across the first twelve lessons of the quarter. It covers God’s sovereignty, sacrifice, mercy, responsibilities, and the coming judgment, highlighting trials, parables, and prophecies guiding faithful living and readiness for Christ’s return. The text cites Bartimaeus, the talents, the fig tree, the marriage feast, andRender unto Caesar.
A compact saying notes that outward finery cannot alter a man’s character. The line compares elaborate dress to a mere jay in appearance, implying true substance lies beyond clothes.
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