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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
4
A local listing proclaims a broad Top-coat selection to match chilly mornings and evenings. It stresses necessity and comfort guiding wearers toward a range of styles from short to land-in length, in light to dark hues, priced from 10 to 35 dollars with assurances of quality and value across every grade.
Rev. Richard Pardee Williams preached on Tainted Money and Age Limits and Efficiency at Trinity Episcopal Church. He argued wealth has no moral value and can do good if applied properly, even when acquired disreputably, urging cautious reception of gifts to avoid hampering charity.
The Memorial Church of the United Brethren of Christ at North Capitol and R streets marked a rally day to celebrate reopening after summer improvements. Rev W J Houck preached with a wall frescoed verse Come thou with us and we will do thee good as part of a day of services and a stronger Sunday school amid bad weather.
Rev D L Blakemore of Epworth M E Church South preached to a large audience on Romans fourteen forty verse urging Christians to be fully persuaded in their own minds while bearing with weaker faiths. He cited Christ and Paul as examples of conviction amid age old problems and emphasized steadfast adherence to Christian truth despite contemporary temptations. Moses September Furniture Sale features his call to durable furnishings under set prices.
Persuaded by Jesus to do the Father’s will, the text urges believers with strong convictions over mere opinions. It notes Christianity’s progress hinges on those willing to die for faith and condemns nerveless, indifferent church members. The piece concludes with an ad for Burnett’s Vanilla Extract, claiming it is the finest vanilla.
A collage of notices and ads including a playful prompt about who is the best mine, MAGUS, and Washington Girl dialogue. It advertises Havenner's Watterettes and Arthur Carr real estate services, plus prices on flour, hams, pickles, and shoes. Also promotes Star of the East flour and a Chicago Jewel gas range from local stores.
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