Luke the Historian and the Great Physician in Luke Acts
Luke the Evangelist is praised as a clear and vivid writer whose Gospel and Acts document Jesus’ earthly works and the risen Lord continuing through the apostles. Luke, a beloved physician, blends medical insight with compassion, portraying Jesus’ cures and the Church’s early travels with Paul and Theophilus.
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Luke
Theophilus
Jesus
Paulh
Paul
Europe
Philippi
Milentia
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Felix
Festus
Fear God and Take Your Part in Adversity
A moral exhortation urges maintaining faith and courage when faced with bullying. Citing Moses and David as examples, it argues that firmness against abuse earns respect, while retreat invites scorn. The speaker emphasizes personal resolve and active defense of one's dignity.
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God
Moses
David
Ike
Man of patience and righteous purpose moves world forward
A reflection on patience and righteous effort. The author asserts disciplined energy directed at a worthy goal can drive progress and propel society upward.
Blind Fanaticism Quote Highlights Folly and Evil
A Grimms proverb warns that one misguided man's blind zeal can cause more harm than twenty dishonest foes. It contrasts personal folly with collective corruption, underscoring the danger of unwavering belief without discernment.
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Grimm
Forgiveness of Sin Quote Attributed to General Oglethorpe
A historical exchange between General Oglethorpe and John Wesley is quoted with Oglethorpe declaring he will never forgive sin and Wesley replying that never sinning would ensure forgiveness. The remark highlights moral discourse in colonial-era religious dialogue.
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General Oglethorpe
Wesley
Forgiveness Quote by Bruyere on True Friendship
A Bruyere reflection notes that two people cannot remain friends long if they cannot forgive each other's small missteps. The saying emphasizes the importance of mercy in lasting relationships.
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Bruyere
Brighton Notes on Crile Reunion and Nearby Visits
Brighton updates recount a Crile family reunion at Chau tauqua park Fairfield and other visits from Ed, Andy, Jake Crile and Joe Weenike. The column lists relatives and friends traveling from Syracuse Ottumwa and beyond, plus local students, visitors, and social calls across town.
Would Shut Down Gas Works
A reader describes chronic gas and right side pains claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. He praises the drug as harmless and effective with a money back guarantee. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises nationwide availability.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Hayes Family Returns Home as School Enjoys Peak Attendance
Rev. and Mrs. Myron W Hayes and daughter Helen returned from Newton and Oskaloosa. W H McCall and his sister Misa Mary visited in Washington for Presbytery. Crawfordsville school reports its largest turnout with 65 in high school and about 240 overall. The lecture course opens October 4 with The Merrymakers Trio, backed by the business men committee under the high school. Tickets will go on sale. Eleanor Mitchell hosted gathering for Rachel Hanna en route to Muskingum College.
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Crawfordsville
Myron W Hayes
Helen
Newton
Oskaloosa
W. H. McCall
Misa Mary
Washington
Business Men
Merrymakers
Lyceum Bureau
Eleanor Mitchell
United Presbyterian Church
Rachel Hanna
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Route Three North Washington Social Notes
Mrs John Curtz and children returned Thursday from a brief visit with relatives in Mlin ois. Mr and Mrs Nate Benson and family motored to Washington Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harley Myers and children dined at the Fulkner home in Kalona. Clara Fulkner and Allie Maas attended a teacher institute in Washington. Mr and Mrs Emil Chaubel and children and Iona Bear spent Saturday afternoon in Washington. Orvie Scott has been painting his house. Mrs Thatcher is getting dental work done. Wm Koening and family spent.
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Nate Benson
Washington
Harley Myers
Fulkner
Kalona
Clara Fulkner
Allie Maas
Teacher Institute
Emil Chaubel
Iona Bear
Orvie Scott
Roy Thatcher
Watermelon Day near Riverside on Route 1
Local report notes George Prehoda stockpiles melons with 500 large melons on a pile and carload shipments daily. Residents plan to attend Watermelon Day at Cone next Thursday as farm activity remains strong along Route 1 with crops thriving and no shortages reported.
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Riverside
Route 1
George Prehoda
Cone
John McArtor
Bob Tobin
Iowa
Illinois
Sunday Visits and Local Notes from Iowa City Region
Residents report on family visits and local projects in Iowa City area. Nate Benson builds a sizable auto shed now under way while Wm Koening travels to Washington for coal. Emil Chaubel and family attend Kalona visit and a Stock Holders meeting. Roads improve on the new road avoiding Richmond. Milton Maas harvests apples at low prices. Charlie and Mrs. Faulkner attend Prairie Flower church in Kalona.
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Iowa City
Nate Benson
Emil Chaubel
Kalona
Verd i Route 7 local items report routine progress
Frank Melninsky and F Longer drove to Cone for watermelons. Mrs Frank Leeper and daughter Frances Lucele are in the hospital and are getting along fine. Ed Libe is building a new corn crib. John Libe is hauling his winter supply of coal. Will Kendrick is erecting a home on the home farm. Ernest Miller is building a new porch on his residence. Ed Miller and family drove to Cone last Friday.
Fairs Draw Big Crowds From Many Towns
The text notes visits to various fairs including Columbus Junction Russell Denison Chas Havel Davenport Davenport Davenport West Liberty and others. It mentions Oscar McArtor Joe Hotka the Dvoraks and Pete Geret among attendees and references Albert Hy with a Velie and a trip by Mr and Mrs Albert Novy and Emily Skale through Colorado.
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Oscar McArtor
Joe Hotka
Dvorak
Columbus Junction
Russell
Denison
Chas
Havel
Davenport
Pete Geret
Stanley [Hecok
West Liberty
Albert Hy
Albert Novy
Emily Skale
Colorado
Local notes from Wayne and surrounding communities
Weekend visitors, farm work and deliveries fill a Wayne area record. Alfred Erickson and family visited relatives at Businell. Ralph Adams helped Roy Johnston with fall plowing. hogs delivered to Miller Bros. at Olds. hedge work by Loyd Peterson for Elza Crawford. Wallace Carson hosted his sister and family. Fortnightly Club enjoyed a Mt Pleasant park picnic. Armand Gissar hauling brick from Crawfordaville old school. Ed Curtis worked on Winfield schoolhouse and spent weekend at home. Zickefoose family visited near Wayland. Dr Gingery of Crawfordaville toured the neighborhood. J A Moorhead helped on Clarence Moorhead’s farm. John Krautz delivered hoes to Miller Bros. at Olds. Wallace and Gladys Carson visited the parental home. Elmer Hooper from Olds visited his daughter. John Krantz built a sorghum mill and made molasses for Elza Crawford. Roy Johnston and family shopped in Winfield Saturday evening.
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Crawfordaville
Ed Curtis
Winfield
Ernest Zickefoose
Aletha
Wayland
Gingery
J. A. Moorhead
Crawfordsville
Clarence Moorhead
John Krautz
Miller Bros
Olds
Wallace
Gladys Carson
W. A. Carson
Elmer Hooper
Charles Chrissinger
John Krantz
Elza Crawford
Roy Johnston
Crissinger Store Help Amid Family Illness at Crawfordsville
Charles Crissinger helps in the Crissinger store at Crawfordsville while brother Edwin is away for medical treatments. Bert Neff takes a forced vacation from work after being poisoned while hedging on the Elza Crawford farm.
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Charles Crissinger
Crissinger
Crawfordsville
Edwin
Bert Neff
Elza Crawford
Genius Explained by B R Hayden On Remarkable Abilities
The quote argues genius is refined common faculties, not secret methods. It states there are no miraculous techniques, only extraordinary use of ordinary materials. It emphasizes that all remarkable achievements come from ordinary things applied with intensity.
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B. R. Hayden
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Promises Relief
An article promotes a book by Dr. McCleary claiming non invasive pile treatment without knives or hospital bills. It states 24 years of success in over eight thousand cases and offers free sending of the book to those who mail name and address to Parkview Sanitarium Kansas City Missouri.
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VicClearsx
McCleary
Parkview Sanitarium
Kansas City
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