Victory Through Christ Our Lord Jesus Christ Sermon
The speaker frames life as a universal battlefield with the soul as the chief arena. He argues humanity defeats or triumphs over sin and death through Christ Jesus, urging self-examination, purification, and Christlike training to secure lasting victory.
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The Master Calls Busy Men To Service
A sermon-like piece argues Jesus sought hardworking, sincere workers for His Kingdom. It notes the value of toil, that success lies in willingness to work, and that the Master comes to those whose hands are full of service, not the indolent.
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It Makes Me Sore About Debts in Saloon Culture
A thrifty young businessman who avoids drinking describes visiting a busy saloon where many patrons owe him money. He notes that those paying at the bar appear to outspend enough to cover his debts, expressing frustration at the contrast between his careful living and others’ lavish spending.
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Widow and Oil Miracle from Elisha Lesson
A Sunday Bible School lesson recounts the widow of a prophet who faced debt and the threat to seize her sons. Elisha instructs her to borrow empty vessels, shut the door, and pour oil, which endlessly fills the vessels and pays the debt, illustrating faith and obedience.
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The Old Red Barn Poem by L. M. Montgomery
A nostalgic poem depicts a grandpa built old red barn as a joyful fort for boys and girls. Children imagine roles as Indians pirates and captains while dreaming of future adventures on land and sea. The verses celebrate countryside play, haylofts, and family warmth with a gentle rural tone.
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Autobiography of a Cat Setstle in a New Home
A wounded stray cat narrates its turn as a house cat after a kind lady invites it into a Chicago Record-Herald influenced home. A mischievous boy, a playful name debate, and comfort with milk, beds, and family affection mark the unexpected embrace.
News Sellers of Japan War Extras and Bell Signals
The article describes Japanese newsboys during the Russia war era who sell small one sided extras printed on slips. They wear light clothing with bells at their hips to signal fresh war news. Extras sold for five rin to five sen, prompting crowds to rush out for the scoops.
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