Old Fashioned Garden Ends Aline With Love
A fragmentary verse recalls two lovers who quarrelled while planting bleeding hearts and bachelor’s buttons in an old fashioned garden. Seeds sown in anger sour the earth and a wedding follows under a faded memory.
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Frank Lesile
Reddys Pluck At Manila Fort Shows Quiet Valor
A veteran recounts Corporal Reddy known for silent duty in Tarabas Province. Detailing a perilous five hour march, he is shot through the intestines yet fights on. He helps others, requests no drink, and dies after prayers at a ruined fort surrounded by Filipinos.
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Manila
Tarabas
Connecticut
Reddy
Skeddy
Bunkle
Phila
Red
Teddy
Oldsborough
New York
Evening Post
Rough and Weighty Mixed Guitings in Fashion Use
New York fashion notes report heavy use of rough and weighty fabrics for indoors wear this winter. Boucle tweeds zibelines and mixed suiting dominate, with strapping trims to improve fit. Designers showcase three model gowns highlighting straps, color shadings, and diverse textures while silk novelties remain in demand.
Rejoicing In The Truth By Rov Henry Olmstead
The sermon argues belief in simple facts and grand truths should produce joy. It contrasts scientific discovery with divine truths about God and heaven, urging readers to rejoice in what they believe and to live in grateful trust. The piece emphasizes that true faith yields happiness, not mere assent.
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Henry Olmstead
Charity
Flotous
Jacob
Egypt
Joseph
Fhat
Ismail
Israel
Gon
Berence
Parasites on Religion and the Moral Parasite Critique
Henry argues that religion and churches can become parasitic when members rely on institutions for food shelter and safety rather than personal effort. He condemns deputy worship and financial motives in ministry, urging genuine devotion and persistent service to restore true faith and moral character.
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Mey
J. Y. A Henry
Lfe
Togo
Bold Christians Drive Out Evil In Chicago Sermon
A preacher extols bold holiness over passive faith urging believers to emulate Elijah Jehu and Days era. He criticizes weak courage and complacency in modern Christians, saying mean temperatures do not exist and temperance in shops reflects true faith. The talk blends fiery exhortation with homely quips and quotes Spurgeon.
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Chicago
Elijah
Jehu
Moses
God
Death of Saul and Jomathbam Bible Study
In a reflective sermon a memory verse from 1 Samuel 31 and Proverbs 14:12 frames Saul’s fall. The story traces his violent decline, failed divination, and final suicide as Philistines overrun Israel at the plain of Esdraelon. It recalls Jabesh Gilead’s rescue, Saul’s earlier mercy, and ends noting David’s rise in Samuel chapters 2 through 10.
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Saul
Jomathbam
Galliea
Egypt
Damascus
Esdraelon
Nile
Euphrates
Deborah
Barak
Sisera
Gideon
Fosiahrom
Napoleon
Meriddo
Urim
God
Endor
Somerers
Terael
Samuel
Murroy
Israel
Jonathan
Ufe
Abingdab
Afelchishun
George Herbert
Sfadame da Stnel
Jesreel
Jordan
Jabeshgilead
Mahnnaim
trans-Jordanie
Sabesh
Gilead
Nataah
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