Law of the Octave Theme Tied to Bible and Nature
Rev. E J Pace of Moody Bible Institute lectured four times at Graves Memorial church on the law of the octave in God’s world and word. He used slides and snow crystal photos to argue for a common authorship of nature and Revelation, highlighting trinity in unity and the harmony of light, color, and sound. He linked these ideas to Genesis and biblical structure as proof of divine design.
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Dr Pace Delivers Lecture On Cosmic Order And Artwork
Dr Pace argues that the same universal balance governs creation and the twenty third Psalm. He promises a second lecture tonight on the commetry of scripture and will end with a display of original cartoons.
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Washer Wilson Gains Fame on Pacific Coast
A. A. Wilson, once of Waterloo and now in Los Angeles, built fame as the washing machine king on the Pacific Coast. He sold electric washers by the trainload and used daily newspaper columns to advertise. He operates a large store in Los Angeles with offices and branches in Colton, Fresno, Glendale, Huntington Park, Inglewood, Long Beach, and Riverside. The article also notes Bemiramis as the first woman with sovereign authority and a claim about St Paul’s Cathedral.
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