Christianity's Essential and Companionship With Christ
A paired sermon excerpt by Rev. A W Claxon and Rev. Dean R Leland extols drawing near to God through faith with a true heart, contrasts old Levitical sacrifices, and urges walking as Christ walked, stressing genuine repentance, consistency, and guidance through prayer.
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A. W. Claxon
Paul
Jesus
Heavenly Heights
Jess
Erasmus
Christ
Dean R. Leland
Jesus Christ
Lfe
Hite
Galilee
Jerusalem
God
Simme
Bible divided by Bruce Brow gives simple division
Bruce Brow argues the Bible is a library of books not a single work. He asserts the Old Testament addresses Jewish dispensation while the New Testament binds the religious world today. The four Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Revelation outline faith, life, and the hereafter.
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Bruce Brow
Seed Aid of Religion and Moral Reform Principles
Fragmented religious text extols seed aid of religion, virtue, and reform. It cautions that outward reform without inner righteousness fails, and advocates honest motives, helpfulness, and loyalty as paths to social improvement and personal success.
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Mragup
Christ
Nebpelimdnegzzit
Court of Justice
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Baptism and Temptation of Jesus in Luke 3
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus public career starting with baptism by John the Baptist, the heavenly voice declaring him beloved, and the subsequent temptation in the wilderness. It discusses interpretations of baptism, the meaning of the divine attestation, and Jesus choosing the path of spiritual kingdom over political power.
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Jeans
John the Hagust
Judea
Galilee
Jesus
Jorlan
John
Jordans
Jeaur
Jehua
Kingdom of God
Isaiah
Jordan
Jesus of Nazareth
The
George Dana Boardman
Satan
Delux
Oluke
Nothi
House of David
Gahan
Globe
John Gag
Nagareth
Leke
The Threadbare Theme in The Bookman Verse
Fragmentary verse from The Bookman evokes love and aging as April dawns. The speaker contemplates love’s endurance amid worn strings and fading stars, asserting life and love persist beyond decay, with Youth and truth intersecting in a somber literary mood.
Two Orphans and a Summer Park Romance
A pair of young orphans in Indianapolis confront a hopeful but strained romance as poverty tests love. Kitty refuses John yet admits deep feeling, while past promises echo during a distant cityward quest for fortune and a shared chance at happiness amid a crowded park scene.
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Jase
John
Kate
Kitty
Armly
Klety
Abe
Gonsenrento
Lomegor
Duane
Indianapolis
Caretens
Roy Kitts Girt
Grace Hammond
Thomas Hammond
Noblesville
Litteton Harvey
Rabbit
Harvey
Miss Hammond
Old Time New York Riot Sparks Medical Fear
A late 18th century disturbance in New York erupted after disinterred bodies from city cemeteries were linked to medical study. Public panic, sensational rumors, and mob pressure hit the New York Hospital as physicians were dragged from the building while students allegedly exposed a body limb.
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Clinton
Bramilton
Jay
Hunself
John Joy
Baron Steuben
New York
Saya
New York Tribune
New York Hospital
Shifting Sands of Peru Awe Desert Intercat Wonders
The article recounts Ernest C. Rostella describing Peru's Islay desert with white sand crescents moving atop a 4500 foot plateau. Harper's Magazine notes crescents form with an opening northeast, their height around twenty feet, some spanned over a mile, and a slow drift of about three inches daily requiring shoveling to clear the railroad trucks.
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Ernest C. Rostella
Peru
Harper's Magazine
Islay
Mr. Host
Bailey
Arequipa
Harvord University Observatory
The Cloned Door in Thipet and Tibetan Policy
The article discusses the raison d etre of the Tibetan document aiming to preserve Buddhism through closed door seclusion. It notes a shift in policy toward national preservation, mentions foreigners entering Lhasa after 1840, and hints at Christian priests receiving care rather than expulsion, with ambiguous details about poisoning.
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Thipet
Lhasa
Gabet
I. Diay’ Guise
Polson Cen
Court Overrules New Trial in Terrell Case Bluffton Trial
Judge John Smith declares no new trial for Terrell in the murder of his son in law Walt Wolf. Wolf, who married Terrell's daughter, faced a violent dispute ending in Wolf's shooting and amputation before Terrell killed him. The report also notes Palmer University of Muncie plans to close despite wealth, and various Hoosier crimes and corporate moves in Indiana.
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John Smith
Terrell
Bluffton
Rand
Melvis
I Innc
Wolf
Walt
Trasteca
Palmer University of Muncie
Francis
Palmer
New York
Kokoro
Liv Song
Edward Stanhope
Homse
Indianapolia
Harry Chapman
Perry Matthews
Bunkirk Stone Company
Bedford
Cleveland Stone Company
George Worthington
Charles Walters
Chicago
Indiana State ‘Leaders' Association
Inding
Muncis
Muncie
Wce
J. L. Brodrick
Kkdare
Bosworth
Purdue
Indianapolis Grand Jury
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Wy Dev
L. A. Crandall
Elise
Cheisthanity
OLD and New Testament
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Pacific
San Francisco
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Gulf
Atlanta
Lakes
Missouri
Omaha
Texas
San Antonio
Colorado
Denver
California
Columbia
Columtia
Richard Ms. Vatowan
Burt
Anemie
Sruth
Hire
Ghorgen
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James Cheney
Fort Wayne
S Forst
Tillman & Oleson
Porter
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