Evangelist Robertson's Sermon Draws Large Sunday Crowd
Dr. A T Robertson spoke at Walnut Street Baptist church on First Day With Jesus from John 4 12 drawing a large audience. He used simple humor to illuminate faith and urged personal commitment through examples like John and the two disciples who stayed with Jesus.
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Grace M. E. Church
J. Lockwood
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. T. Robertson
Jesus
Jed
W. B. Howell
Lista B. Eddins
Christ
John i
Prezent
Robertson Saik
Meyer Tortit
Othe Ous
Joan
John
Relief From Rheumatism Through Blood Cleanse Ad
An illustrated medical advertisement urges removing poisonous waste from the body to relieve rheumatism. It promotes a blood cleansing remedy from a Augusta Georgia company, claiming vitality improvement and skin benefits. The ad invites readers to obtain a booklet titled About the Blood and to contact the Medical Self Specific Co.
Tonsiline remedy praised as national throat aid
An广告 style note extols Tonsiline as a premier throat remedy for sore throat. It urges readers to buy now at local druggists, highlights the long necked bottle figure, and lists prices of 35 60 cents and hospital size one dollar.
Day with Jesus shapes Simon Peter into a sturdy man
The sermon claims that a day with Christ compels love and transforms Simon Peter into a firm character, with the speaker asserting no one can spend time with Jesus without loving him. In a separate report, Nick pursues chicken thieves, firing at sounds in a chicken house area as an automobile speeds away, leaving a dammer behind.
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Simon
Peter
Christ
Nick
Mr.Stepanek
Sfaruy
Dammer
Tama Farmer’s Watch Dog Worth a Mention
Traer Iowa November 4, Wesley Stepanek a Oneida township farmer keeps a Scotch collie known for barking when trouble brews around the barnyard. The dog sleeps near the farmer’s window and has awakened Mr Stepanek on several occasions when stock escaped or danger arose.
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Traer
Wesley Stepanek
Oneida Township
Tama County
Gvard
Stap
Body of Allison Boy Died in France To Be Buried Sunday
Word arrives that the body of Fred Scharge, who died in France in the AEF, has landed at Hoboken and will reach Allison this week. The funeral services will be conducted by the Allison post American Legion, which is making plans for next Sunday. An army chaplain from Hampton will deliver the address.
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France
Allison, Ta
Fred Scharge
Hoboken
Allison
American Legion
Hampton
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