Blind Faith and Healing in John's Gospel Sermon
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns discusses Jesus healing a blind man as a demonstration that afflictions are opportunities for God to show power. It cautions against assuming sin behind suffering, notes clay and spittle symbolism, and urges fearless witness even when the church opposes truth. The piece ties belief to divine authorship and end times prophecy.
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Rom
Christ Jesus
Jesus
God
Tim
Mary
Calvary
Israel
David
Jesus Christ
Murder of Young Brooklyn Woman at Motel Martinique
Elsie Lea Hilair a 19 year old Brooklyn woman known for Bay life and Broadway nightlife is found murdered at Motel Martinique. Police seek a man described as a tango dancer linked to the crime and a female accomplice is suspected. Diamonds she wore are believed to be the motive.
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Elsie Lea Hilair
Brooklyn
New York
White Light District
Martinique
Ars, Hilair
Broadway
Illinois Central Engineer Praises Tanlac After Rheumatism
An Illinois Central railroad engineer, John Florsley of Waterloo, reports long rheumatic pain eased by Tanlac. He says digestion improved, strength returned, and he is back at work. The ad lists numerous local druggists selling Tanlac and endorsers.
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Illinois Central Engineer
John Lorsley
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Tinois Central Railroad
Tanlas
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Segoon
Joluy ix
D. M. Stearns
Tmirs Elsie Hivair
Tanlac
Schuneman Drug Company
la Porte City
H. J. Blanchame
Wnashut
K. L. Woodbridge
Oelwein
A. C. Wilson Co
Osage
Mike Garna
Reinbeck
R. A. Lonergan
Shell Rock—Herring Drug Co
Sumner—Corner Pharmacy
Waverly—Staufin
Iao
U.S.A
California
Detroit Electric
Detroit
Detroit Electric Cramer Motor Car CQ
West Fifth Street
Falan-Boltman
East Fourth and Water Streets
Lonsdale
Cron de Cinete
O. NX. TV
Dexter
Cordelle
Burston
Cearly
of Electric
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Christian Science
Union Hardware
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