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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
6
Moody conference opens in Northfield Massachusetts with Dwight L Moody presiding. Missionary leaders gather for a summer session running into July and August.
The lesson examines Hezekiah and his son Manasseh from Second Chronicles. It notes Manasseh’s reign over Judah, his idolatry and sins, his captivity in Babylon, and his later repentance and restoration to Jerusalem. The study emphasizes God’s warning, mercy, and the need for obedience.
Questions explore Manasseh’s fall and repentance, God’s judgment on idolatry, and Josiah’s devotion to God. It asks how good fathers influence children, the fate of Canaan, and whether God forgives sinners fully or partially after repentance.
The text discusses prayer fragments such as The Prayer of Manasseh, holden captive in Babylon, and compares them to true sacrifices foreseen in Genesis and fulfilled in Calvary. It weighs the record's accuracy, noting doctrinal doubt and links to the foundation of the world and the atoning sacrifice in Christ.
Promises to stop itching scalp and hair loss within two weeks with a money back guarantee. Claims scalp refreshment and radiant, silky hair growth. Sold as a large bottle for 50 cents at Lommen's Pharmacy with a Parisian Sage label.
The body of Robi Mott, brother of Fred Mott, arrived this morning and was taken to the Fred Mott home. The service is planned for two o clock this afternoon at the residence, with Rev. W. W. Williams officiating. Pallbearers include George Holt Henry Jones J E Hawkins Sam Corker Edward J D Green John Fry Daniel Jackson and Colonel W R R Cowan. Out of town attendees include Miss Lacy Lindsay Tom Mott Ralph Mott Leon Mott Dr Smith Dr and Mrs Clark and Miss Clark Mrs Rankin and the Jones Arnold and Edwards sisters.
The article describes a national reunion in Atlantic City with no delegates remaining, a closing night blowout, and plans for events at Young's Million Pier. It notes plans for sailing events, trips to a country club, and visitors aiming to travel to New York and other eastern cities before returning home.
The church lists Sabbath school at 9 50 morning service view It Young People's meeting at 6 40 PM No evening service Rev S B Greer pastor.
Severe heat and drought in Texas have thinned boll weevil populations this season. Experts attribute the decline to extreme summer temperatures which dry the cotton plant and deprive the pests of sustenance, though bolls now open earlier and frost risk remains a factor.
Sunday School at 9 30. Morning service at 11 00 with preaching by the pastor. Epworth League held. No evening service due to union service in the park. All are invited by REV U S SMITH.
Dallas July 24 An uproar over state wide prohibition will reach a decision next week as voters head to the polls. About 450000 likely voters in major cities favor local option continuation while rural areas back the dry cause with national anti-saloon support and liquor interests funding the wet side. Jersey City Commission Plan Vote Held Next Tuesday
Grace Hill Iowa church invites worshipers for Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the topic The Great Drought from 1 Kings 18 17. Evening preaching at 8 15 o clock. Pastor Avogler extends the invitation to attend.
City churches plan a 7 30 P M park service addressed by YM C A State Secretary of Des Moines on The Men and Religion For Movement. If weather disrupts, the service moves to the First Presbyterian Church.
The notice invites attendance at a Sabbath School service at 10 with a morning worship at 11 on Iowa Ave and Jefferson. The topic is Life from Matthew 19 17. A cordial invitation extends to a Wednesday evening meeting plus free reading room hours Monday Tuesday and Saturday from 2 1 30 pm over Crail's store.
Chicago reader K. M. Stewart reports quick relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He notes hot months worsen symptoms and recommends the product, urging others to try it. available for sale by all druggists.
Delegates arrived from India and the Orient to attend the inaugural Universal Congress of Races in London later this month. Representatives from Europe Asia Africa Australia the Americas and many distant islands will take part. The congress aims to eradicate racial prejudices.
VrBysterdan Church on Main Street and Second Avenue invites the public to Bible school at 10 am morning worship and 9 pm fellowship service with other churches in the park. Wednesday evening fellowship starts at 7. guest speaker C A Secretary W M Parsons of Des Moines will address the Sabbath moving service. Parsons brings wide experience in religious, social issues.
Foley Kidney Pills claim to aid kidneys bladder and urinary passages with antiseptic and solvent action. Sold by All Drugets.
On journeys do not travel without Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is likely to be needed and may be unavailable on ships. Sold by Lemmons Pharmacy.
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