Not to Be Lifted Up A Magnet For Souls
A reflective sermon fragment compares spiritual pull to a magnet lifting metal, praising Christ’s crucifixion as central force. It contrasts earthly heroes with Jesus and cites Archimedes and world history to argue Calvary as fulcrum and cross as lever to lift the world. The piece recalls 1912 reflections and notes Napoleon’s Elba return as example of personality and power.
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John Xil
Woont Auburn
Raston’s
Margaret
Fuller
Charlotte Cushman
Edwin Booth
Rufus Choate
Motier
Longfellow
Lowell
Channing
Phillips Brooks
Oliver
Jesus
Joseph
Arimathen
Chickamauga
Maine
Christ
Erist
Andrew
Simon
Central Avenue
East Side
West End
Archimedes
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Palestine
Romulus
Roman Empire
Cyrus
Alexander
Indus
King of Kings
Beer
Abbott
Napoleon
Elba
France
Cannes
Grenoble
Sunday School Meditation on Jesus Mighty Works
The lesson centr es on Jesus as the heart of God’s revelation, urging belief in His works as proof of the Father in Him. It contrasts judgment and mercy, calls for repentance, humility, and rest in Christ, and urges a faithful, childlike trust over worldly wisdom.
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Terron
Jod
Oaus
Christ
John x
Terael
Noah
Abtabam
Isaae
Jacob
Joseph
Israel
Egypt
Chotazin
Bethsaida
Capernang
Mary
Tethlehem
Tyre
Sidon
Sodom
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Adventist and multiple church notices in Waterloo
A long listing of Adventist, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christadelphian, Church of Christ, Scientist, Congregational, Episcopal, German and Norwegian congregations in Waterloo with pastors, addresses, service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and evening programs. Also includes missions, YWCA, Salvation Army, and miscellaneous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
Fifth and South
William H. Beachler
Ninth Street West
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Christian Workers
United Brethren IN Christ
Fourth
Allen
R. W. Graves
D. D
C. B
Worward
Joshua
Church OF Christ (Scientist
Jefferson
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Home Park Boulevard
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth
Public Library East
J. B. Hix
Alta Vista Avenue
Father
Episcopal
WH. Mueller
Theodore Wolfram
Vine
Imke
R. Lowe
C. V. Smeby
Cortlandt Street
Emmanuel German Lutheran Church
Walnut and Vine
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Casebeer
M. R. Hughes
Newell
Salvation Army
Wiliam Burkeman
Etaign
Mulberry
Waterloo Ministerial Union
Divorce Filed After Year of Marriage to Stage Star
Mrs. Leta Weddell of Kansas City files for divorce from Arthur Weddell known as Billy Moore. She cites flirtations, desertion, and lack of support after their November 1910 marriage. She recalls meeting him in a vaudeville setting and reads excerpts from his letters signed Your Ever Loving Baby Olga Darling Sugar Plum Your Own Little Baby Doll.
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Kansas City
Leta
Mra
Arthur Weddell
Billy Moore
Weddell
Chicago
Epilepsy Patient Reports Long Recovery Courtesy of Findley Co.
Mr. C M Richardson of a farm between Filliott and Red Oak Iowa writes that after suffering epilepsy since age three and enduring headaches and bowel and urinary troubles, he began Findley Co treatment on September 2 1910 and has remained free of seizures. He is now thirty six and working daily. The letter praises the doctors as honest and effective and notes Waterloo Iowa offices offer free examinations with hours 8 30 am to 8 pm daily and 9 am to 1 pm Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Richardson
L. J. Botts
Filliott
Red Oak
Iowa
Drs. Findley Co
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Elliott
Des Moines
Dra. Findlay Co
Waterloo
Dra. Findlay Co. Ata
Fant
Fourth Street
Watgleratores
Honra
Curfew Set on Gay White Way in New York
Magistrate Cornell rules curfew will ring at midnight for offenders on Broadway. Those arrested after midnight without valid business face fines. Fifteen arrests last night target men making a business of lingering at hotel entrances, prompting district habitues to hail an epochal change.
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New York
Cornell
Broadway
Butler County May Seek New Jail
Allison Iowa September 14 The board of supervisors will ask voters to grant the tax of 10000 to build a county jail and sheriff residence combined. The present jail in the basement of the courthouse has been condemned by the grand jury as unfit for human habitation.
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Allison
Board of Supervisors
Grand
Progressives Name County Sparks Unease Amid Election Fears
A local political note captures a progressive move to name a county, triggering anxiety among Democrats who fear the outcome. The piece hints at surprising alliances and unfamiliar alliances forming in the lead up to the election.
Democratic Nominee Feels Pressure Ahead of County Primary
A Democratic county nominee trembles at the prospect of political shifts possibly leading to a county office. For years the party’s nominations have been largely ceremonial, with little chance of victory, while the business leader on the ticket believed his actions would not derail his Republican opponent before the primary.
A New Principle in Complexion Treatment
A new complexion method touts mercurized wax as harmless yet active. It absorbs dead skin and impurities from pores to improve the complexion, unlike common creams. Applied at night and washed off in the morning, it claims a natural, healthy look. A face bath with saxolite and hazel is also suggested to tighten skin and reduce wrinkles.
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D. M. Stearns
Ada
Wid
Roey
J.C. Clemens
Mobile Street
Corner Lane
Franklin Streets
First
Jefferson and
Park Avenue Wert
Edgar A. Vallant
Third Avenue Wert
Walnot Street
Lime and Walnut
John Bunyan Smith
Third Street
P.y. Pla
St. Joseph’s
Third and
Edward J. Slattery
D. P. Mulcahy
Sacred Heart
Randolph and
West Fourth Streets
D. J. Lenihan
F. W. McKinley
Park Avenue East
Christadelphian
Fifth and
Randolph
Ka.wo
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
Lewis P. Kopp
Junior Christian Endeavor
George W. Hinkle
Comenion
St. Mark's
Rusgell-Lamson Hall
Evangelical
Calvary
J. A. Haehlen
Fourth Street East
Emanuel
Courthouse Square
Lafayette
Park ‘Avenue
L. W. Rock
Realdones
Young People’s Alliance
Schultz
Imne
United Evangelical
Logan Avenue
Dane
J. M. Bamford
Logan Ave
Congregation
Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street
J. Lemansky
Commercial Street
Methodist
Ray
W. F. Spry
Randolph Street
Grace
Emory D. Hull
Walnut
Runker
Guilmant
Sahara Desert
St. Paul's
Center
Edwards
J.E. Johnson
Epworth League
Linden
Archer Avenue
George B. Shoemaker
New Cedar Falls Road
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Linden Avenue
Presbyterian
Park Avenue
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Caesar's
India
Westminster
Wellington
William Burton Sanford
Third Avenue West
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Ity
Northminster Presbyterian
Ballou Street
Avalon Avenue
Westfield
Lackland
Miller Street
United Presbyterian
Serond
M. G. Munn
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum Jones
Talon Ootinest
West Fourth Street
F. R. Gowland
Chagel
Y. W. C. A—Century
Sycamore Street
Harriett A. Harvey
Rae Muirhead
Chamberlain
Olga
Big
Rock Island
California
Tra Sena
Colorado
Salt Lake
Western Pacific
el Paso
New Mexico
A. L. Philleo
Eagle Township
Eagle Center
Blue House Road
la Porte
McCormick
Surrey
Data Unit
K. K. Moore
Jake Miller
WM. Holland
Auct