How to bring others to Christ in Christian Endeavor
Comment by Rev. 8 H. Doyle urges Christians to imitate Andrew and Paul in leading others to Christ. Use all means including prayer letters and a consistent life, employ tact to reach different people, and sacrifice self. Biblical readings accompany the lesson from Daniel and the Gospels and Epistles.
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H. Doyle
Christ
Andrew
Simon Peter
Messias
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Paul
Power of the Spirit in Christian Life
Thomas Chase LL D states true Christians are filled with the Spirit, their bodies temples, and they show the fruits of the Spirit. They have hope, inward strength, love shed abroad, and mind of the Spirit yielding life and peace. Those without the Spirit are not of Christ.
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God
Christ
Thomas Chase
Contentment as path to happiness and faith
A brief editorial note from the National Presbyterian extols contentment as essential to happiness. It argues that only faith in God and Jesus Christ yields lasting peace and joy, framing contentment as a fruit of trust in the divine.
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Good Words For Christian Endeavor President Thwing Speaks
President Thwing of Western Reserve University extols the Christian Endeavor society saying it stands beside and before the college. It leads men to Christ who arrive at the college and depart as Christ’s saviors to lead others.
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Choir in white at Pilgrim Church aids Christian Endeavor sailors
A 100 girl choir in spotless white performed at Pilgrim Congregational Church while Miss Antoinette P. Jones spoke for Christian Endeavor work among sailors. The gathering included two floating societies and uniformed delegates, with about 100 press representatives in Cleveland amid a large convention.
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Christian Endeavor
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Tariff Conferees Fail as Yet to Reach Agreement
Summary of the week includes House Democrats calling a conference on tariff disputes in Congress. Reports note France trials anarchists under a new law, police bribery hearings in New York, fires at Philadelphia ball grounds and livery stables, multiple hangings in Pennsylvania, and various international tensions with Japan China and Europe. Also mentions Wellman polar expedition, Brazilian politics, and rail/transport incidents.
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Delaware River
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Populist Sabbath Breakers Acquitted in Indiana Court
In Indianapolis West Indianapolis Squire Allen's court freed LeRoy Templeton Phillip Rapaport Colonel Jenning and P J Gilligan after they refused bail and were jailed for holding a Sunday political meeting.
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QUEER FOREIGN CUSTOMS Rouse Curiosity In Europe
A 19th century snapshot notes diverse customs: Russian peasants make the sign of the cross before eating, Paris and other French cities report growing ranks of female bootblacks, newlyweds in Hungary offer kisses on St Joseph's Day, Jewish guides in Rome avoid the arch of Titus, citing a historic victory over their people, and a Norwegian law limits liquor purchases to five cents per visit with stimulants served only to sober patrons.
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Oddities and wildlife notes from a Georgia night incident
The snippet claims a frigate bird can fly 200 miles per hour and starfish sense via its underside. It notes insects in long prep stages, starfish lacking a nose, and secretary birds terrifying South American snakes. Docx Hawkins near Macon woke to a rattlesnake, killed it with an iron shoe after not using a bureau match.
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Twenty-Four Dead In Rock Island Wreck Near Lincoln
Disaster on the Rock Island express near Lincoln Nebraska raises questions over a derailment believed caused by rail removal across a trestle. Coroner reports 24 killed and injured, with theories blaming strikers or Oklahoma agitators. Police detain a suspect named George Davis.
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Head On Collision on Santa Fe Line Kills Two Trainmen
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line between Hurdland and Gibbs Missouri sees express No 5 westbound clash with No 4 eastbound in a head on crash. Two trainmen killed several passengers injured engines and express baggage car demolished. No 4 allegedly violated orders.
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New York Money Market Prices and Rates
New York money market reports money at 1 percent with prime mercantile paper at 3 to 5 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bankers bills at 4.884 to 4.8819 for demand and 4.874 to 4.8714 for 60 days, with posted rates 4.8714 to 4.8814. Government bonds list United States 3s reg at 1.13, 4s coupe at 1.14, 5s at 95 cents. Pacific railroad bonds at 63 of 9 at 1.20. bar silver at 4 tic.
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Flour and grain prices across markets and regions
The bulletin lists current prices for flour varieties such as Winter, Southern flour, and Buckwheat, with figures for mills in Minnesota and across Canada, plus rye flour and cornmeal. It also covers rye and corn prices, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes with spot and futures quotes.
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Free Trade Theories Tested by a Village Fence
Frederick D. Carson narrates a neighbor conflict over protectionist fences and open pastures. The speaker mocks free trade advocacy while cows starve behind a barrier, arguing real consistency requires removing walls that block mutual access to resources.
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