Temptation Weighs Deep Insights in Jesus Teachings
In Irving Square Presbyterian Church Brooklyn New York the sermon treats Luke 11 4 Lead us not into temptation as a yardstick of Jesus wisdom and moral clarity. It contrasts Christ against passive yielding to Satan noting temptation as subtle powerful and antecedent to sin. The preacher urges brisk rejection of temptation and cites Jesus dismissing the devil with decisive replies and divine aid after.
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Christ
Jesus
Satan
Man
Edeh
Temptation
God
Baron
Devil
Greenwood
Niagara
Hera
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
New York
Constipation cures and old medicine ads in a 1907 miscellany
A collage of testimonial ads promotes constipation cures, malaria tonics, eczema remedies, deafness cures, and kidney pills. It includes claims from J. M. Youre Jr of Georgia, a Savannah mail offer, price notes, and a New York Sun joke about schooling. Several testimonials praise Cuticura products for leg sores, with a December style promotional tone throughout.
Marriage Talk in Town Topics Quotation
The snippet shows a dialogue about marriage with a husband insisting on shared thinking and the wife replying with a contrasting thought, labeled as Town Topics. The fragment hints at a humorous or reflective column item about domestic agreement.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
An advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims lasting health restoration and even motherhood, citing testimonials from Mrs. Maggie Gilmer and Mrs. Josephine Hall, urging sick women to seek advice at Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
8. C
Pin
Lydia
Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardato
Carrying Out Our Plans and Personal Resolve
The piece urges steadfastly pursuing chosen work despite heavy personal cost. It argues that failure to follow through erodes character and willpower, and that providential hindrances should not deter effort. It calls for self discipline and fair treatment of oneself as with others.
Teaching Nuggets on Virtue and Courage
A compact aphorism set declares virtue as victory through devotion to God and moral courage. It urges fearlessness, readiness to oppose wrong, and trust in divine aid, noting youth can stand against wrong and that worthiness requires willingness to endure responsibility.
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Heaven
Onvy F
Cope
The Second Self
The quote extols a second self as a childhood in maturity a comfort found in faith and prayer Stopford A Brooke reflects on returning to God like a child at prayer Our Father in Heaven steadying the day’s labor with a quiet reverence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopford A. Brooke
Germany eyeing next Olympic Games, reader asks about temper
An eclectic clipping mentions a skin remedy sale in Pennsylvania and Savannah mail order routes. It notes a crude remark on reggae and a graphic description of chest injuries cured by a product. It ends with a quip from the New York Evening Sun on German attitudes to taking a beating with good temper.
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V. V. Albert
Upper
Frenchville
M. FP. Jones
Tittnburg
T. Suvrraixe
Dept. A
Savannah
Germany
New York Evening Sun
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Youxa
J. Af. Youre, Jr
Waoyorona
Thomas Thompson
Clarksville
J, T, SuverTeixe
Tommy
New York Sun
Urcularstree
F.j.denxy & Co
Toledo
O. R
Nat Anderson
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Havd
Marrie
I AM
Rise Finkians
Lynn
Mass
Wl.douglas
Eee Mapkeraa
Catare Cure
Trigt
Milan
Tame Eer
Ted Poxex Tridees
Sreyfam We
Eee
Rowel Nativraltet
Capuchine
Physiciana
Maine
University and Commercial School
Abbeville
Pull Conrre
M. Gordon
Pria
John A Miller
Ona
Alan Bing
Birmingham
Atlanta
Brunswick
Thomasville
Waycross
Boston
J. R. Rowland
W. H. Quigg
W. H. Leahy
Atlanta, Ga
Sloan
Stir
Sweeney
Thrush
Earl S. Sloan
Betken
Hoan
J. R. Watkins Medical CO
Lony
Ste
Aerate Vines Tees
Orson
Korea
Fexnch Drug CO
Cardui
Susan A. Hall
Hayne
N. C
Cardus
GROVE
Putnam
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