The Seeking Saviour and a Sinner Sermon by Chapman
Dr J Wilbur Chapman's sermon argues the Son of Man seeks the lost with tears in His eyes, using Zaccheus as a central example. It stresses salvation comes from downward humility, turning from sin, and faith in Christ, with stories of conversion and family renewal illustrating the message.
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New York City
J. Wilbur Chapman
Chapman
Zaccheus
God
Christ
Colorado
Harvard College
Bartimaeus
Jesus
David
Man
Hector
Ben
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Airmit
Bethany
Enin Tener
Risen Christ
Jerusalem
Jerusatest
Coneia
Hevsoes Jasan
Chicago
al Zaccheus
Sait
Terus
Yjrom
Gambing
Fragmented OCR excerpt leaves reader with incomplete text
A partial historical newspaper fragment appears to cut off mid thought, leaving readers with vastly incomplete phrases and unclear context. The readable parts mention saved and lost and reference ideas like navigation, but no coherent event or details emerge.
Papa Why Don't We Pray A touching family scene quoted in a wartime reminiscence
General and wife prepare children for sleep when their little girl asks Papa why they do not pray. The innocent question deeply moves him, altering his outlook as the story recalls the daughter quietly pleading to be fed to the Saviour.
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Jones
Ceral Clinton B. Fink
Rleas
Tisha
Prayer the Christian Breath and Growth in Spirit
A fragment asserts prayer as essential for spiritual life and growth. It argues pure air of prayer sustains cadence, guiding belief and discipline, and implies prayer as foundational grace from the Father. The text emphasizes prayer as the primary means of spiritual formation.
Various World News Briefs Across Europe and America
NEWLY GLEANINGS reports from Watson about Clyde construction. Leeds analyzes prove eight lemonade samples contain lead. German naval torpedo boats to stay on the Rhine. Archduchess Marie and Prince Siegfried’s engagement broken. 8000 French military factory workers to be dismissed. Simpion tunnel opening delayed seven to eight months from 1904. US railroads to invest about 400 million in 1904-05. Russian order to dismiss foreigners who refuse Russian subjects. Fifty years saw 164589 Maydn residents emigrate. American canned lobster sought in Germany, but supply links weak. South Africa struggles to reopen eil enterprises near Johannesburg. King Edward cutter Kakert fined for over sixty-hour weeks. Georgia tops peach production with 7,600,000 trees, followed by Maryland 4,015,000, New Jersey 2,700,000, Delaware 2,400,000.
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Watson
Clyde
Leeds
England
Rhine
Marie
Prince Siegfried
Bavaria
Simplon
Maynd
Germany
South Africa
Eil
Johannes
King Hdward
Dey
Attica
Kakert
New York
Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Do You Want a Daily Paper Subscription Offer
The notice asks readers to send their name and subscribe for a year or at least six months to receive updates on affairs at home and abroad. It emphasizes an affirmative reply by providing personal details and payment.
Labor unrest and wage changes across multiple regions
Reports show about 10 000 white farmers needed in Natal and 20 000 unemployed in Matanzas Cuba. Croton aqueduct laborers gain ten hours, Holyoke workers avoid strike via union, Ogden Utah unions push Friday half holiday. Non political unions restricted by International rules. Lafayette Colorado miners win strike with nonunion workers joining. Lewiston Maine branch of United Typographical Workers considered. San Francisco upholsterers gain two cents daily. Telegraph departments seek remedies for operator scarcity. Yonkers electric workers rise to twenty cents after a three hour strike. Spain orders eight hour days for government work to curb strikes. Clarksburg West Virginia plumbers win three-quarter day with overtime pay. Lake steamers’ firemen gain more crew. three shifts instead of two. Offers to sell via advertisement in the paper.
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Holyoke
Mass
Ogden
Utah
Lafayette
Col
United Typographical Workers’ Union
Lewiston
San Francisco
Cal
In- Wann
Yonkers
N. Y
Spain
Clarksburg
W. Va
Two lynched fugitives from Florida mob violence
Manny Price and Bob Scruggs were taken by about 300 men near Newberry Florida after 5:30 PM Monday and hanged on a tree. Price, recently arrested in Folkston Georgia for killing W F Brunson at the Buttgenback mines, confessed during transport and implicated Scruggs who had been jailed for carrying concealed weapons.
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Manny Price
W. F. Brunson
Bob Scruggs
Newberry
Fla
Gainesville
Florida
Folkston
Buttgenback Mines
Brunson
Price
Barty
Scruggs
Fragmentary note hints at food request in newspaper
A partial clipping suggests a reader asks for something to eat and implies a broader hunger issue. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the line hints at daily needs and requests for sustenance in the paper.
Injunction Sought Against Equitable Loan in Atlanta
A bill filed in Fulton Superior Court seeks an injunction against further operation of the Equitable Loan and Security Company and asks for the appointment of a receiver. An order enjoins further payments by certificate holders and restrains the company from enforcing funds or forfeitures pending litigation.
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Atlanta
Mets
Sones
Fulton Superior Court
J. H. Lumpkin
Equitable Loan and Security Company
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Bennetty
Firs
Keene
Robert Faer
Andrew
Natal
Matangas
Cuba
Croton
Anderson & Jordan
Rachet
Augustus Jones, Barber
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Ocilly
Americus
Helena
Columbus
Abbeville Ly
Cordele
Americus Ly
Richland
anyLy
amjAr
Abbeville
Albany
Ocilla
Fitsgerald
Sebeenes
Feeteeweaee
Seaboard Air Line
P. Walworth
Savannah, Ga
John F. Powell & Son
Vienna
Money ON Earth
J. H Woodward & Son, Lawyers
A. L. McArthur
People’s Bank
Ing
Cordele, Georgia
W. V. Harvard
C, T. Stovall
Vienna, Ga
T. F. Elving
M. D
H. A. Mobley
Attorneys-At-Law
Vienna, Georgia
D. A. BR
Crum
J. M. Whitehead
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