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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
5
A preacher urges silence over busyness, urging believers to pause, listen, and rely on grace. He cites Psalm 46 10 and notes periods of tribulation and national challenges, calling for repentance and trust in God rather than human efforts.
The Rev J A Glendinning urges Methodists to study the Centenary program as quarantine blocks church work. He stresses intercession education stewardship of life and money to prepare for peace and Christianizing American democracy amid the pandemic and war shadows.
The Rev. Leslie Mountford of Second United Presbyterian Church cites 2 Chronicles 7 13 14 to warn that plague and famine follow if the heavens are shut and locusts devastate the land. He urges repentance and humility before divine judgment.
An old health ad claims losing health is due to careless living not age. It warns kidneys work hard, warns against uric acid crystals causing pain and Bright's Disease, and urges buying GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules from Dutch labs with a money back guarantee.
The sermon reflects on Deuteronomy 33:27 about God as dwelling place and the Everlasting Arms. It contrasts crisis with steadfast faith, urges harmony with faith, and uses the Amazon River signal story to illustrate seeking spiritual refreshment. It emphasizes imitation of divine trust and the Bible as a guiding word.
Reverend W. G. Robb of Covenanter Church preaches on Isaiah 2 2 4 asserting nations will stream to the Lord and a new era will begin when Christ returns Cast in a 19th or early 20th century religious tone with emphasis on prophecy and spiritual unity.
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