Crowns of Glory Riches of Grace Today’s Church Sermon
Pastor Russell spoke at Placr on May 30 from 1 Corinthians 9 22 23 and Hebrews Acts 3 53 outlining steps to join the New Creation The sermon traced Jesus ascent and the Holy Spirit gift to faithful followers, noting two classes real Christians and the world of mankind and detailing salvation through covenant loyalty and rebirth by the Spirit.
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President stirs large audience at Memorial Day rites
May 31 at Arlington National Cemetery the president addressed a vast crowd, urging unity through Civil War lessons and duty. Clergy and speakers praised steady leadership amid crisis as Judge Whitecotton appeared unwell, later aided by Dean Cummings. Graduates heard a public sermon before a festive audience.
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United States
Granston OL Washington
John McElroy
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Judge Whitecotton Suffers Paralysis During Utanette Graduation
In Salt Lake City on May 31 Judge J Whitecotton at the University ceremony in Provo momentarily collapsed with a mild paralysis while delivering a sermon to graduates. He could not finish his remarks as medical staff attended him.
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Byron Cummings
Judge Whitecotton
Dean Cummings
Judge Whitecatton
Junge Whitecatton
Berlin Reports French Defeat in Western Theater
Berlin reports from May 3 via London that the French tried to break through north of Arras and in the forest of Le Pretre. At Arras the enemy advanced along the alkus shielded by sapping as Neuville Rollincourt front faced an attack after heavy artillery prep. Bavarian troops were praised for bravery amid the engagement.
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Carnegie Library Custodian Endorses Akoz Remedy
Damen A Wear a custodian and Dix-Lexun Post No 4 member credits Akoz for relief from rheumatism and body pains after one month of use. He praises its effects, urges fellow veterans to try it, and notes endorsements by Drakes Aarta and Mothtyro’s Associated Press coverage.
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Tan
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Department of Utah
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Mothtyro
Drake Aarta
Wuconme
Merete
Palneare
Vada
Vinent
Poapla
Wille
Rhine regiments the attack ends in near total defeat
Report from the eastern front notes heavy losses for the enemy as German regiments repelled attacks. French efforts in Lar Pratra yielded only shallow trench penetrations and failed to break through. An Ostend coast battery downed an enemy aviator while our artillery disabled the Dummerkirch railway viaduct, which had only recently become usable.
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Lar Pratra
Ostend
Lerday
French Forces Capture Mill and Advance Near Neuville St Vaast
French troops pushed forward in the Neuville St Vaast area between Souchez and Marency, capturing the Malohinfill mill and taking German trenches between the mill and Sonehin. German resistance remained stubborn as the battle lines shifted with fierce trench fighting and heavy bombardment.
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Malohinfill
Carenoy-Bouchez
Mill
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Fragmented Farmington parade notes and wartime scenes
Readable bits describe a Farmington parade, references to World War I era events, and scattered mentions of soldiers, authorities, and civilians. The text interweaves memorial day themes with disrupted dialogue about mobility, injuries, and local figures amid a chaotic narrative voice.
Hypocrites and a Scandal In Ogden Editorial Panel
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses alleged hypocrisy in Ogden linked to 10 internal alien citizens and a tainted visitation by Scott. It references treatment of Alene and appears to accuse officials of violated promises and political tensions amid a tense New World order discourse.
No Alarm Over San Juan Indians Says U S Marshal
United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker stated there is no occasion for alarm about the Indians in San Juan county. He anticipated no serious trouble though some Indians may feign surrender to slow relocation plans. A letter from J. Temkin at Ute Mountain was optimistic about the Sioux in the area.
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Nebeker
Indiana
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United States
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Temkin
Ute Mountain
San Juan Indiana
Mt. Jenkine
Himelf
Two Professional Airmen Die In Cleveland Exhibition
In Cleveland Ohio May two professional aviators were killed during an exhibition at Willoughby Park. Frederick natn and Kirkwood X.Y. were fatally injured when their aircraft collided and crashed. Both men died in hospital from their injuries.
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Wangert
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General Tracy Hurt in Accident Near May 41 Event
General Den Jain Fo Trees $8, preawhivagt lawnen, Hil Forte event neat Ene ays te dry wash Pred Thath tanta vider whit nm hia way Mr rey.
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