The Land of Heart's Desire Faith Message
Sermon notes compare prayer to a lamp and a powerful tool. Jesus teaches ask and receive, linking faith to outcomes. The writer cites Bartimaeus, Marconi, Edison, and biblical law, urging action rather than passive hope, and warns against complacent waiting for miracles.
Sunday School Lesson Text on Noah and the Ark
The article analyzes Genesis chapters 1 through 9, contrasting the godless world with the godly line of Seth and Noah. It cites God’s foreseen plan, the Ark as salvation, and the need to accept Christ. It notes God’s sovereignty, the ark as symbol, and Christ as true refuge, urging faith and refuge in Him.
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Meart
Rob
Mother
Christian
Jesus
Bartimaeus
Cain
Abel
Seth
Enoch
Adam
Noah
God
Earth
Jeans Christ
Jochebed
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Moses’ Tabernacle
Saah
Israel
Jesus Christ
Lot
Luke
Isis
Tim
Isa
Waterloo church listings offer many services across denominations
A compiled notice of Adventist, Church of Christ, Scientst, Congregational, Episcopal, Hebrew, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Universalist services in Waterloo. It lists pastors, addresses, service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special events for each church, including Masses at Sacred Heart and St. Joseph's and union revival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren—Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Christian Workers
United Brethren IN Christ
Fourth
Allen
EB. Graves
D. D
M. E
Missions and Chapels in Waterloo Churches and Meetings
A compact list of Waterloo religious groups with locations and weekly meeting times. Waterloo Rescue Mission operates at Fifth and Commercial with 8 pm services and a residence at 410 Newell. Other groups include Railroad Chapel on Fourth Street, Salvation Army at 222 1/2 East Fifth, Waterloo Holiness Mission at Fifth and Jefferson, and related activities such as Sunday schools and youth meetings. Also noted are Y W C A activities, vesper changes, and the Waterloo Ministerial Union schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Rollins
D. D
Home Park Boulevard
Plymouth
Auditorioum of Public Library East
L. B. Hix
Alta Vista Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth Street East
George W. Hinkle
St. Mark’s
Russell-Lamson Hall
Calvary
Newell
Forth Street
J. A. Haehlen
Junior Y. Plas
Young People's Alliance
Woman's Misionary Society
Jory
William Langlar
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Casebeer
M.R. Hughes
Railroad
Fourth Street
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Adjt
Ensign Thowab
Mulberry Street
Salvation
Waterloo
F. B. Gowland
Y. W. CG
Sycamore Street
Rachel Jones
Alma Gobin
Eagle Church
Nearing million for the colleges under state control
Ames College receives more than twice the allocation of the state university in a proposed increase of 954 800 dollars for the next two years. The plan, backed by Representative Larrabee, expands funding for the state university, agricultural college, teachers college, and college for the blind, while signaling a clash with the board’s coordination proposal. Public Utilities measures draftProceedings advance with Senator Leslie Francis submitting a draft for committee consideration next week.
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Des Moines
State Educational Board
Larrabee
Ames Agricultural College
State University
State Agricultural College
State Teachers’ College
College For the Blind
Senate Committee On Public Utilities
Leslie Francis
Senator McColl
Senator de Wolf
English Beauty Tells Complexion Secrets
In a note from Elise in American Home a traveler relates lessons from an English lady famed for a dazzling complexion. She describes a simple weekly regimen using mercolized wax as a nightly facial, plus a saxolite and hazel facial bath to reduce wrinkles and clear skin imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise
Amalgamation Begins After New Senate Bills
The subcommittee has waited for the Francis measure as all bills are now in. Senator Crist, chair of the utilities committee, has not introduced his bill but will push adoption of any principles from it that may have been left out in the others.
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Marconi
Edison
Lessing
Gail
Senate
Francis
Crist
Utilities
Stevenson and Bane Travel to New York for James Black Dry Goods
W. J. Stevenson and F. L. Bane traveled to New York City representing the James Black Dry Goods company to pursue business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stevenson
F. L. Bane
New York City
James Black Dry Goods Company
New houses on Third and Baltimore in Waterloo
New houses completed at 1209 and 1213 Third street and 402 and 406 Baltimore corner offer high priced options. Features include narrow oak flooring in all rooms and white enamel kitchens baths and bedrooms with mahogany doors. Listings show values around $4100 to $3900 with worth estimates between $4500 and $5000.
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Third
Baltimore
Waterloo
Third Street
Property Sale Conditions and Immediate Payment Proposed
The text argues that appreciation requires viewing and comparing items. It states that merely owning the Black property is not enough and emphasizes payments must be made at once.
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Samuel W Purvis
Timid
D. Mc Stearns
J. C. Clemens
Allen Street
Baptist
Jefferson and
Park Avenue West
Edgar A. Vallamt
Third Avenue West
le Y. PL Ul
Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
John Bunson Smith
Brethren
Fifth and South
William H. Beachler
Ninth Street West
Catholic
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry
Edward J. Slattery
D. P. Mulcahy
Sacred Heart
Randolph and
West Fourth Streets
D. J. Lenihan
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
St. Mary's Park Avenue East
Lafayette Street
Henry P. Rohlman
Park Avenue East
Church OF Christ
Tunior Christian Endeavor
Y. P
Church OF Christ (Scientist
Jefferson
Reading Room
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Love
Christadelphian
A. H. Zilmer
Eureka Street
Evangelicae
Fmanuel
Court Jouse Square
Lafayette
Park ‘Avenue
L. W. Bock
United Evangelical
Logan Avenue
Dane
J. M. Bamford
Logan Ave
Sons of Jacob
I. Lemansky
Commercial Street
Lutheran
H. Muller
Vine
Theodore Wolfram
St. Luke's
Second Street
Methodist
Randolph
W. F. Spry
Randolph Street
Epworthing
Grace
Emory D. Hull
Real-' Dence
Walnut
Epworth
St. Paul's
Broadway
Center
Edwards
J. R. Johnson
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Linden Avenue
Linden M. E
Ho- Worth League
T. A. Trimble
Black Street
Presbyterian
Park Avenue
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Westminster
Wellington
William Burton Sanford
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Northminster Presbyterian
Ballau
Street
Avalon Avenue
Westfield
E. W. Guanham
Cedar Falls
United Presbyterian
Birst
M. G. Munn
Waterloo Ministerial Union
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