Realm of Friendship with the Lord Explored
The sermon outlines how to become Christ’s friend through seeking his will, disciplined discernment, and unwavering obedience. It contrasts superficial honors with a living, mutual bond that yields courage, expansive perspective, and active service, culminating in a vivid image of spiritual freedom and trust.
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Lake
Mate School
Wordsworth
de Quincy
Coleridge
Dorothy Wordsworth
Raleigh
Christ
Peter
Rev
J. H. Wwett
Life Transfigured by Devout Service to God
A devotional meditation on living life through Godward devotion and Christlike service. It extols submitting work to God, living without eye-service, and finding peace, dignity, and sacramental worth in ordinary acts of kindness and restraint. It cites Paul and Sir Humphrey Davy to emphasize humility, grace, and daily virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Lfe
Paul
Sir Humphrey Davy
Paris Pattern No 2668 All Seams Allowed Dress Pattern
Pattern details for a wood brown frock with red and brass trim, four sizes 8 to 14 years, yardage for different widths, and how to order. Also includes a second pattern Paris Pattern No 3142 for a skirt suitable for various fabrics and sizes 24 to 32 inches waist. instructions on ordering and needed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anil
Beginning of Galilean Ministry Lesson for Jan 16 1916
The Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus Galilean ministry from a late March arrest of John the Baptist to Jesus settling in Capernaum and beginning his work in Galilee. It covers the prophetic vision, selection of four fishermen as disciples, and Jesus traveling through Galilee teaching healing crowds.
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Galilean Ministry
John the Baptist
Jesus
Capernaum
Sea of Galilee
Gaiilee
Matthew
John
Jerusalem
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
Palestine
New Kingdom
Esaias
Ssaiah
Zebulun
Sea of
Galiilee
Jordan
Simon
Peter
Andrew
Luke
James
Zebedee
Kingdom of
Heaven
Syria
United States
God
Christ
Loving Thy Neighbor and Loving One's Enemies
A historical reflection on loving one’s neighbor and enemies. It contrasts equal welfare with affectionate friendship and cites Paul and Christ definitions. Dr. Lyman Abbott is quoted commenting on feeding the hungry and blessing enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Christ
Lyman Abbott
The Man Who Has No Fun In Him
A terse aphorism contrasts lack of enjoyment with absence of backbone, framing a character as morally deficient when both spirit and resolve are missing. The line sharpens a view on character through humor and discipline.
Uplifting Value of Religion in All Generations
The piece extols religion as a force enabling people to perceive higher values beyond material gain. It describes the religious life as interpreting living through spiritual vision, cultivating the habit of seeking meaning beyond words, forms, and senses for lasting content in heart and memory.
Christian Endeavor Launches Million-Member Push
President Clark of the Christian Endeavor society has launched a drive to add 1,000,000 members, boosting total membership to 5,000,000. The plan aims to expand the movement's reach globally and strengthen organizational impact.
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Christian Endeavor Work
Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
The Temple of God as a Growing Wall
A sermon excerpt by Rev. Phillips Brooks compares life to a temple being built by God. Each soul becomes a living stone through freewill obedience and arduous effort, joining a larger design if it embraces the purpose of its being. The piece touches on patience amid trials and the need for vision in spiritual formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Phillips Brooks
New Tonic Mixture
A winter tonic cited as superior for kidney and bladder troubles and blood and tissue strength. A physician recommends three to six doses daily using a half pint of whiskey with one ounce balmwort and one ounce syrup sarsaparilla.
Suitor’s Haircut Bargain Turns on a Quarter
A man asks for a loan of half a dollar. The other borrows a quarter instead, claiming to use it for a haircut. The lender then offers a haircut in exchange for the coin, turning the exchange into a witty bargain.
Cuticura Remedies Cured Boy’s Severe Eczema
Mrs A J Cochran of Philadelphia reports her six year old son suffered two years from widespread eczema causing relentless itching. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills as directed, the inflammation subsided within hours and the boy recovered, with no relapse into his seventeenth year. She also notes success treating a friend's child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cochran
Columbia Ave
Philadelphia
Tuberculosis Death Rates Among Dust Exposed Workers
A bureau bulletin shows higher death rates from tuberculosis for men in occupations with municipal street dust exposure than other employed men. Mortality from consumption is 23 percent among organic dust workers versus 14.8 percent overall. deaths among metal dust exposed workers are markedly higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Her Mistake by a Schoolyard Decimals Exchange
A woman asks a young girl if she likes decimals on the way to school. The girl, unfamiliar with the term, hesitates and finally answers she likes them but not as well as peaches. The anecdote highlights a humorous misreading of arithmetic terms.
Sentence Given With Quiet Defense Before Court
A restrained exchange occurs as the judge prepares to pronounce sentence. The prisoner cites a desire to discuss his lawyer’s defense but abstains due to the presence of ladies in court. The court proceeds with the sentencing.
Not a coherent article headline loaded with mixed quotes
Fragmentary OCR text includes references to CASTORIA bottles, aging remarks, and disjointed lines about remedies and sayings. No clear event, name, or place forms a reportable item.
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