Sunday Sermons From Waterlan Churches Vary Widely
The Waterlan area churches outline a broad set of topics for Sunday worship. Dr. Macartney discusses The Triangle and the Traitor in the Home, with choir and solo performances by Martha McCormick and others. Other congregations including Grace Methodist Episcopal and Walnut Street Baptist present themes on prayer, faith, and daily life alongside related musical offerings and special programs.
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Waterlan
First Presbyterian
Macartney
RE Church
Lo Tarbell
Amoros
Poem Fragment by J Thomas Moore
A damaged OCR fragment appears to present lines from a Thomas Moore poem about birds hope and freedom. The readable text shows phrases about a bird and courage guiding a path, with disjointed words and imagery.
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j-Thomas Moore
Haggai the Prophet and the Temple's Restoration
The article outlines Haggai and Zechariah’s return from exile with Zerubbabel in 536 B C and their urging of temple reconstruction. It notes opposition, delays, and a shift from neglect to mercenary zeal, stressing God’s promise that the new temple’s glory would surpass Solomon’s and foreshadow Christ’s coming.
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Haggai Ati Zechariah
Zerubabbel
Maggal
B.C
Tempe
Maggai
sSoloman
Hagsal
Jesus Christ
Jake the Apostle
Pelter
Haggal
Earth
Methodist conference posts seven basic public service qualities
A 71st annual Methodist conference at Marshalltown will discuss missionary gifts, new ministry recruits, and ministerial appointments. Notables from Waterloo include Dr E J Lockwood reporting funds and Rev C W Harrop plus Rev S Williams preparing for church duties in Lynden and Marshalltown.
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Methodists
Marshalltown
Lief Ericson Missionary Arrival At Vineland
A garbled account notes Lief Ericson visiting Norway and Vineland, describing him as a missionary who introduced Christianity to settlers. The fragmented text mentions Hal f i Md and Norwegen, with unclear dates and sources, but it emphasizes his role as a Christian envoy who influenced local settlers.
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Gale
Norway
Amor
Lief Ericson
Cireen
Nswlc
Sfarny
Vineland
Young People Chorus to Perform at Cedar Heights Church
The Young People’s Choir will present a program at Cedar Heights Church. Rev. Lansio, pastor, will preach at evening services. The event includes a sermon and a children’s story titled The Millionaire’s Third Watch.
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Christ Episcopal
Ernest RB
Mounsey
Calvary Evangelical
H. Vanderzail
Evangelical Church
la Parte City
East Park
J. Paul Vincent
Young People's Choir
Cedar Heights Church
Tewee Lanert
Cem
Humilis Presleterkath
Tal Lansio
Torvhers
Genesis Translation After 12 Years Work Reported
Kritiah scholars show interest in Vatican reports that the church commission completed a new critical text of Genesis from the original. After 12 years of labor the text aims to publish the official Pentateuch sequence and may replace familiar editions only when the church decides to adopt it for general use.
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Janion
Vatican
Ufi
Shesiid
St. der Ssno
Bartin
Dr Robert E Pugh to Speak Sunday at Westminster
The Rev Robert E Pugh general superintendent of Presbyterian churches in seven midwestern states will address the vesper at Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday. Other churches list sermons and services across Waterlan including First Methodist First Baptist and First Congregational with topics on faith duty and grace.
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J. W. Whiteside
Bryan
Plymanth Congregational
William Ile Ie
Tomerrow
Vicuhers
Eniversalist
Willard
Waterlan
Robert GE. Pugh
Midwestern
Westminster Presbyterian Church
de W. BP. McCormick
Mumin
Alphonse Marohn
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Saul
First Methodist Episcopal
J. Arthur Young
Massenet
Homer Albright
Young
Jesus
Roberts
First Brethren
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Samuel
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Charles Baxter
First United Presbyterian
Chisholm
Christ
Put Church Into Sunday Ministers Call For Sabbath Revival
New York minister Dr J Lane Miller of Hanson Place Methodist Brooklyn urged restoring Sunday observance in his first post return sermon. He warned summer looseness harms family ties and faith, condemning protestant neglect and urging a revived moral effort to strengthen religious practice.
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New York
J. Lane Miller
Hanson Place Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Miller Ba
Ferman
Simdtys
New Reformation Urged by Pastor in North Church
A preacher in a northern church urged a new reformation, arguing that persecution of professors who discuss evolution harms liberty. He asserted God is as necessary in evolution theory as in opposing theories and warned against suppressing academic inquiry.
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New York
Land of Liberty
Veteran Temperance Crusader Sees Morals Improve Since 1875
Cedar Falls reports Mrs. Mary Jane Philpot 72, veteran Women’s Christian Temperance Union leader, reflecting on five decades of reform. She questions harsh penalties for bootleggers, praises improved public and private standards, and advocates compassionate, individualized treatment of offenders. She remains active as W C T U leader and laments wet candidate losses.
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Cedar Falls
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Jane Philpot
Chatt
Nebraska
Burt County
Philpot
Philpothe- Neves
Wisconsin
California
Black Hawk County
Finding Ruins of Schechem Proves Scriptures True
Nashville reports that Bishop H M Dubose cites archaeological finds in Palestine confirming biblical Schechem. Excavations uncovered the Well of Jacob, four civilizations, 4000 year old foundations, and walls of Schechem three miles long, with a paved street system and advanced drainage.
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Schechem
Nashville Tenn
Jericho
Jacob
Palestine
H. M. Dubose
Tennessee
Episcopal Church
South
Holyland
Dubose
Egypt
Shechem
Tower of
Christ
Samaria
Israel
Dubosc
Shechen
Joshua
Dubois
Pyramids
Ciity
Church’s vitality praised on nationwide tour by Dr. Lockman
New York dispatch reports Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Lockman of Madison Avenue M. E. Church praising the countrywide church revival. He says the church is a vital social agency, pursuing seven day a week life, and urges preaching religion as motive power for ethical progress rather than mere political reform.
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New York
Ralph W. Lockman
Madison Avenue
Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Reform Movement Sparks Narrow Religious Debate
A fragment discusses political party and reform rhetoric, noting the phrase unsocial piety is impiety but arguing atheance is not the full gospel of Christ. The text reflects a religious critique of political reformers.
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Christ
Lukewarm Faith Repulsive to God sermon at St Patrick's Cathedral
In New York on Sept 18 Rev. Robert E. Woods preached against mammon over faith, saying a servant must not serve two masters and that half-followers betray God. He cited Matthew's rich young man and urged dedication to God. Bible Students to study The Harp of God at 10 a.m and The Watch Tower at 11 a.m.
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New York
Jason Noble Pierce
Last Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifty-fifth Street
Pierce
Mr. Coolidge
Dr. Pierce
Jesus
God
Notian
Heaven
Fasus
United States
Robert E. Woods
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Father Woods
Christ
International Bible
The Weeping Willows Pray in Silent Dawn
Esther Clark Hill writes of trees in a Kansas City Star poem where the weeping willow, Lombardy poplar, aspen, elm, maple, oak and sycamore lift petitions to heaven while a group of gloom heretics remains unmoved among the tall dark firs.
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Esther Clark Hill
The
Kansas City Star
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Letter
Mrs A H Tschniarr of Adkins Texas writes that after bed rest during pregnancy she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, started working again after birth, and reports the baby years later weighs 14 pounds with good milk supply. She endorses the remedy and invites inquiries. The letter notes the product is a vegetable tonic made from roots and herbs sold by druggists.
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Adkins
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Box
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