The God of the Fire and the World’s Burning Faith
A compact meditation on fire as divine symbol and danger. It traces fire from Sinai to Pentecost, and frames moral urgency with arson and modern disasters, concluding with gospel fire spreading from Jerusalem to the world and a warning of apocalyptic judgment. Through literary allusion, it connects heat to faith, warfare, and renewal.
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San Francisco
Dore
Fre
Paradise
Tabernacle
Pike's Peak
Arctic
Nansen
Manny
Elijah
America
Frisco
Fim
Figus Smith
Smith
Chinatown
Trenton Pottery
Steelton
Bescon
Christ
Lee-wan
England
Jubilee
Malvern
Lake Country
Cumberland
Jerusalem
City
Judea
Samaria
Asia
Pai
Macedonia
Greece
Rome
Europe
Atlantic
Frantier Aman
Calvary
Jonah as Missionary Lesson and Divine Mercy
Commentary on Jonah chapters three and four, linking salvation to the Lord, the Jewish people, and globalmission. Discusses Jesus, repentance of Nineveh, covenant promises, and the preacher’s duties, calling for faithful proclamation and God’s unchanging plans. Mention of winds, gourd, worm, and the Lord’s prepared works.
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Jonah
Jesus
Samaria
Calvatonts
Israel
Ina
Ixfi
Jer
Pauls
Jesus Christ
Christ
Gomp
Christieagen
Samson
Peter
James
Johns
Simon
Ezek
Tim
Ada
Jobs
Nineveh
Jonnah
Home Building Planning Requires Client Detail and Vision
An editor and architect note that building a home next spring demands extensive planning by the client, especially the wife, to shape outward appearance materials and interior details. The architect will handle drawings and specifications, but final choices hinge on the couple’s needs and ideals, emphasizing the lengthy planning stage.
Building a Home Early Plans and Budget Tips
A long discussion urges early planning for next spring's home construction. It stresses deciding needs and preferences in advance to avoid costly changes, recommends studying planning magazines, and suggests creating a scrapbook of features. It notes advantages of starting foundations in February and March, with contractors accepting smaller margins before the spring rush. The example design is a modified Spanish mission costing about 2500, showing large living space and two bedrooms. Also mentions babies liking rattles and ancient Egypt, with a modern twist on rattles.
Big Spring Opening Sale of Monuments
A local store announces a spring stock opening for monument work inviting visitors to inspect new stock at 513 Jefferson Street. The ad emphasizes short notice delivery, first class quality, and courteous service with a call to visit the showroom.
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Jefferson Street
Monument Testimonials for Central Iowa Granite Co
A series of customer letters from Iowa towns praising Central Iowa Granite Co of Waterloo. Patrons from Manchester Fredericksburg Traer EagIe Center Maynard Wellsburg and Marshalltown attest to quality Barre Granite monuments, clear lettering, contract conformity, and overall satisfaction with workmanship and service. Several refer prospective buyers to the company.
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Manchester
Central Iowa Granite Co
Waterloo
Gowen
Iowa
Central Iowa_ Granite company
WM. Hubbard
Re. Anthony
Central Lows Granite Company
Central Town Granite Company
Thos. Dunn
Central Iown Granite Co
Iawa
WM. Scitwager
Traer
N. Draper
Hastings
Nebr
Central
Iowa Granite Works
C. J. Button
Eagie Center
Mount Carmel
Christ Strubel
Adm
Maynard
Central Town Granite Co
Emery Frost
Wellsburg
The
Henry Ackerman
Marshalltown
F. Koontz
List of named owners buyers and reporters across Iowa towns
An extended roster of individuals by town including Waterloo, Nashua, Dubuque, and several others, naming buyers, admins, and heirs. The long list covers residents, widows, and executors across multiple counties with many with Waterloo, Nashua, Jesup, and Cedar Falls shown. The material appears to be a public notice or register of persons connected to property or estate matters.
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Mamery Verous
D. M. Stearns
William A. Redford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Jennes
Nile
Beo
Drees. Ra Iftrt
kLuine Room
Orte
Goven
W. L. Scanlan
Fredericksburg
Watertoo
J. A. Coulter
Dawson
Margaret Uthe
Quasqueton
W. H. Knoll
Bristow
Ed Walter
Hudson
Melissa Hauser
Union
Alice M. Gill
LaPorte City
Jas. McDowell
Herman Willer
Grundy Center
W. Thompson
Ames
Geo. I. Boyd
Boone
J. H. Morrow
Mary J. Strayer
H. §& Folk
Humboldt, Inc
Fike
S. Summerlin
Nashua
W. H. Mitchell
Ada G. Folks
Plainfield
D. McLean
Treer
M.M. Cooper
Jesup
Mrs
C. E. Switzer
Shell
M. W. Johnson
B. J. Ayers
W. M. Borchers
W.B. Smith
G. M. Tedford
Traar
A. J. Runge
A. Coates
B. Janssen
Nashua Cc
B. Mom
Charles City
L. P. Hanson
M. Benarden
Raymond H. E. Chapin
N. E. Garey
Alrena Woehk
Garwin
Eva Dana
Qelweia J. Dana
W. Russle
Green Mountain
Aug. Engel
Hudson Frank F. Yapp
Jonta
W. G. Kenyon
Frank Blankenburg
Quasquetom
W. Mier
Myre
Thrower
T. BP. Hmmons
Waverly
R. Schadle
Garrison
J. M. Lichty
Clara Hurley
Ryan
Kate Hoefstog
Edward Clifton
Gilman
Chas. W. Ferris
Onedte
Jno
Sherman
Edgwood
Emma C. Miller
Dike
Lemanda Schwager
Manchester Co
J. Lentz
Chris Strubel
Ellen Crate
Armstrong
W. H. Spencer
Griswold
R. B. Rykena
Austinville
Mra
Thos
Belknap
Greene Co
J. Button
Wm. A. Hubbard
Thos. Doyle
Pocahontas
Fred C. Birum
Eva L. Pitts
Asa Butler
Frank Buell
J. W. Hicks
Sonia BE. R. Welstead
William Scepter
Greane
A. J. Lichty
Grange Two
Bennett Bahl
Washburn
Wu. L. Boyd
E. Brown
Pranxport
Andrew Ublenbers
Retabeeh
F. M. Froet
Central Iowa Granite Company
Black Hawk Bank
Sales Hoom
Jefferson F Paone
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