Talent and Duty in The Sermon On The Mount
A preacher reviews the Parable of the talents set on the Mount of Olives, urging believers to enlarge their gifts rather than bury them. He contrasts one to three talent lives, cites modern salaries, and exhorts use of God given abilities to serve community needs, warning that neglect leads to outer darkness and loss.
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Jesus
Man
Nazareth
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Temple
Christ
Joseph
Ike
Palestine
Orient
Napoleon
Elias Howe
Farrier
Modest
Amerion
Saintly
Santa Barbara
Mariposa
Black
Eniff
The Crucifixion Scene In History Revealed
The lesson summarizes Jesus Christ's crucifixion, His sinless life, and the fulfillment of Scripture. It recalls Pilate’s failed attempts to release Him, Barabbas's release, the crowd’s cry for crucifixion, and the ensuing events at Golgotha including the darkness, temple veil torn, and Jesus’ final words, urging faith and reflection.
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Abel
Adam
Eve
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Joshua
David
God
Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Joan
Barabbas
Peter
Lord of God
Jesus Christ
Hes
Simon
Cyrenian
Golgotha
Jesus of Nazareth
Congress Probes Reform Measures During Bustling Session
A Washington report outlines reform bills shaping Congress efforts to curb wrongdoing and promote virtue. Measures include the Miller Curtis trade package on original packages, Burkett-Sims on race gambling bets, curbs on district traffic, saloon prohibitions, private practice bans for district attorneys, and cocaine opium regulation. The list notes actions by the Senate and pending House consideration with broader aims of national morality. The item mentions other proposals from various committees and national bodies on information control and school sessions in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ec. C
Congress
International Reform Bureau
Wart
Gladstone
Miller-Curtis
Burkett-Sims
Walter Smith GM
District of Columbia
Senate
Clayton
Teacher and Directors Clash Over What Counts as Art
In Garden county Nebraska district No 43 a dispute between Miss Miranda Paul the teacher and three school directors over art in the classroom erupts after she displays a Venus statue and two pictures The directors urge drapery or replacement by portraits of Roosevelt Grant Lincoln or Washington Miss Paul vows to keep the exhibits arguing art is art and accusing critics of vulgar mindedness Spelling out the conflict and its impact on the district's teaching staff.
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Dunton
Neb
Garden County
Miranda Paul
B. N. Nelson
L. B. Goodman
A. A
Sidney
Venus
Psyche
Miss Paul
Paul
Ryan
Roosevelt
Grant
Lincoln
Washington
America
For
Large Fox River valley skin confiscations and hunts talk
Reports detail twelve men seining Lake Kegonsa Wisconsin for rough fish. Authorities confiscated over 1 000 green mink and muskrat skins at several locations, with arrests and trials set. Other items discuss a proposed state hunters organization, quail propagation plans, and a German Kaiser deer drive at Oranienburg with near 500 deer killed and high official participation.
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Albrecht
Kaukauna
Wis
Seymour
Dale
Fox River Valley
Hunters Press Unified Plan for Iowa Jigense Fund Legislation
Iowa sportsmen urge a state-wide organization to craft legislation before the legislature. With hundreds of thousands in the Jigense fund, hunters warn that without coordinated action the policy for spending on fishing and hunting will be decided for them. County meetings should select reps to attend a state convention and present plans to lawmakers. If ignored, hunters vow to oppose the current authorities.
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United States
Frank 2B. Glark
Ottumwa
Hunters’ Association
Iowa
Mr. Clark
Hunters’ Jigense
General Randolph Ends Life in New York Residence
Maj. Gen. Wallace Fl. Standolph, retired chief of the coast artillery, shot himself at his New York home yesterday dying from self inflicted injuries. Once a popular officer, he helped shape field artillery and commanded forces at Fort Riley and in Cuba under Shafter during the Spanish American War. He retired in 1904 at age 69.
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Washington
Wallace Fl. Standolph
Coast Artillery Corps
Srandoalph
Randolph
Fort Riley
Kay
General Shafter
Cuba
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Real estate transfers list several parcels in Cedar Falls and Waterloo. C Spicer sells to CO N Wand for 700. Chris Juhl sells to Citizens Savings Bank for 5000. St M Bandfield sells to John Wilkens for 1200. Cedar Valley Development Co sells to Ida Gatwick for 264. H Thompson sells to John J Rector for 230. Frank Z Fowler trustee sells lots 1 and 2 in Waterloo for 440. Includes Cedar Falls and Waterloo properties and associated sums.
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Bs Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
C. Spicer
CO. N. Wand
Speer & Trartman
Cedar Falls
Chris Juhl
Citizens’ Savings’ Bank
Bineck
St. M. Bandfield
John Wilkens
Auditor Rainbow
Cedar River Park
Cedar Valley Development Co
Ida J. Gatwick
Pleasant View
Waterloo
H. ©. Thompson
John J. Rector
Black
East Park Place
Frank Z. Fowler
Edward Crook
James F. Knapp
Yeomen Initiate 25 Members at Regular Meeting
At last evening's regular session the Brotherhood of American Yeomen admitted twenty five new members and elected officers. The foreman is W. A. Bowen, Master of ceremonies Wim Koher, Correspondent Dr. E. A. Hunt, Master of accounts B. A. Longmire, Chaplain Mrs. Ruby Loehner. After business, refreshments followed and the Yeo men orchestra performed several numbers.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
W. A. Bowen
Wim, Koher
E. A. Hunt
B. A. Longmire
Ruby Loehner
Yeomen
North Waterloo and Railroads update and injuries
North Waterloo news reports rail traffic notices, employee absences, and bids for a color standard change on railroad property. Howard Tanana and Albert Krorg er enlist in the navy, J E K McCaba suffers a broken foot, and several shop workers fail to report for the night shift. Ohio Coke, $7.50. Shores Fuel & Transfer Co.
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Tinfiiman
Dilg Powlthon
Jtewitterthy & Sports Shoe
Waterlooo
Abiekeen
Cirnada Dine
Hirkman
North Waterlon
Oliys
Reeport
Lan
Waterloo
Fran
Ulinois
Grebe Halddings
Rathroadd
Hitness
Biusbear Wrieht
Albert Lea
Trajamien
Fingtnaers
Navy
J. EK. McCaba
Freeport
McCaba
Dalog
Timels Central Shops
Night Force
C. A. Leavitt
Albert Webster
Martin Poleay
FF. Schrumner
William Litchford
Stadlholt
Fire Fiehter
Robert Detrick
Harry Steinmeier
Dubuque
Iinela Central
Harry Nauman
Iowa City
Ohio Coke
Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
East Side High School Prepares for January Term
Teachers and principals face a busy period as the second term starts January 23. Faculty plan to complete work before holidays, guiding students toward elective studies aligned with future careers. Miss Brockway resigns. Mr. Messer of Victor fills vacancy. A new blacksmithing model shop opens in the manual training building with student involvement in setup. Music courses grow under Prof. Scott Powell, who provides instruction free of charge with students supplying instruments.
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Firstech
East Side
Brockway
Des Moines
Board of Education
Messer
Victor
Waterloo
Manuil
Easside
Scott Powell
Knights Templar Installation At Ascalon Commandery No 25
Last night witnessed the officer installation for Ascalon Commandery No 25 Knights Templar with many in attendance. Officers sworn in for the coming year include E W Dr Mack G J Ralston G H Liffring W W Spurr I W George Douchey Pp c DN Becker T J W Krapfel R h b DeGon B F BE Newton W A E Black Gd P R Griffin and the event discussed the possibility of erecting a Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Ascalon Commandery
No. 25
J. Hall
E. W
G. J. Mack
J. G. Ralston
D. Liffring
E. W. Spurr
I. W
George Douchey
C. DN
Becker
Dewey and Hearst Quit Boy Scouts
New York on December 1 reports letters of resignation from the American Boy Scouts issued by W. R. Hearst for himself Admiral George Dewey and Representative-elect J. M. Levy. Dewey who was listed as a founder and recently elected secretary says he desires to resign all connection with the organization. Hearst and Levy on the board express dissatisfaction with management.
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New York
American Boy Scouts
W. R. Hearst
George Dewey
J. M. Levy
Admiral Dewey
Lst
Hearst
Mr. Levy
Card of Thanks for Mrs. G. W. Wilson
The children and others express deep gratitude to those who gave time and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. G. W. Wilson. May you receive abundant return for your thoughtful acts in your sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shimer, E. B. Wilson, B. C. Wilson and Carl S. Wilson.
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G. W. Wilson
C. J. Ludwig
F. M. Wilson
W. E. Shimer
E. EB. Wilson
B. C. Wilson
Carl S. Wilson
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Lili
M. Stearns
W. J. Smith
Ero
Jr. Converse
Lake Kegonsa
Tarrant County
Texas
Roy
Oranienburg
Rberilin
Granewald Forest
Kaiser
Gests
Czar
Russia
Borssdorf
Preserer
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wunters
Webster County
North Waterloo and Railroads
Lates
Dewey
BOY Scouts
Knapp Drug Co
East Fourth Street
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