The Fortunate Beggar Bartimaeus Receives Sight
Jericho bustles as Jesus, the Nazareth wonder worker, nears the gate. Bartimaeus, a blind beggar, cries for mercy, is called by Jesus, and his faith heals him. He sheds his cloak and follows Jesus, becoming a model convert amid the Passover crowds.
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Bartimaeus
Jericho
Palma
Jerusalem
Jesus
Merciful
Beegar
Sar
Jeana of Nazareth
Jesus of Nazareth
Son of
David
Jeper
Worman
Zacchrens
Tenmyson
Bo Tennyson
Joshua
Christ
Tard
Tell Jesus and the Kingdom Lesson from Mark verse 41
A Sunday school reflection on Mark vi 3644 discusses Jesus feeding 5 loaves and 2 fishes and guiding believers to trust him for daily needs. It links the kingdom of God to obedience and prayer and notes the miracle’s lesson of sharing with thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golton
Dohn
D. M. Srearns
Jasus
Hiim
Wil
Phil
Jesus
Anna Shipton
John
Jamel
Philip
Eilip
Andrew
Peter
Bey
Mount of Transfiguration
Tip
Waterloo Church Services Offer Morning and Evening Programs
Waterloo churches plan a busy Sunday with varied sermons and classes. Norwegian Lutheran English services, First Presbyterian rally and programs, Emanuel Evangelical quarterly meeting, Central Church of Christ on membership and faith, Walnut Street Baptist on prayer and cross, First Church of Christ Scientia on Matter, Universalist sermon for boys, First Methodist with pastors and quartette, and Union Holiness Mission services with prayer meetings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
India
Emanuel Evangelical
H. J. Faust
G. Hlenmiller
D. D
Cleveland
Central Church of Christ
Walnut Street Baptist
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Universalist
Union Holiness Mission
League Room
Old First M
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Stolen Auto Abandoned After City Joyride
A car owned by C. O. Gronen was stolen while his family attended the Majestic theatre. The vehicle was driven around the city until 3 a.m. and dumped at Logan avenue and Franklin street. Police traced the trail through muddy streets. night patrolman Yordy found the car and brought it to headquarters. Several thefts from parked cars near theaters were reported.
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C. 0. Gronen
Majestic Theatre
Logan Avenue
Franklin Street
Green
Yordy
Logan
Franklin
James G. Pilson
Mississippi
F. E. McStay
Independence Avenue
Mr. McStay
Rath Packing Company
Ministers and laymen meet with F J Michel Sunday in YMCA
A Sunday afternoon session at 3:30 in the YMCA hosts ministers and laymen from various churches with F J Michel of Chicago, secretary of the Laymen's Missionary movement. Plans for the Laymen's conference in Waterloo October 21-22 will be finalized. Also listed are Iowa patent grants ending September 17 1912 including portable well boring machine and power hammer among others.
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Ym.cla
F. J. Michel
Chicago
Waterloo
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Bldg
H. H. Haight
C. la Cour
Hubbard
Waterloo Man Narrowly Escapes Train Crash
E. D. Dumond of 420 East Fifth street leaped from his Maytag car as a Rock Island limited train struck it, 100 feet away. The auto was demolished but Dumond was uninjured, while he warned others to stay clear of danger and later returned home. The report also notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsement and local lumber sale listings.
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Rock Island
E. D. Dumond
East Fifth Street
Annawan
Ill
Mr. Dumond
Illinois
Officials Forced Vatal Flight In Darkened Sky
Chicago, Kept. 21. French aviator George Mestach testified at an inquest into the death of Howard W. Gill, killed at a Beery aviation meet last Saturday when Gill’s biplane collided with Mestach’s monoplane. Mestach said officials urged flying despite dusk, promising only his machine would be in the air, a promise he said was not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aero Club of Illinois
George Mestach
Howard W. Gill
Baltimore
Beery
Tenty
Mestach
Gill
Sources of Immigration and the Immigrant Peril
The author argues immigrants earn and move with their money but warns the danger lies with American influence. He cites naturalized foreigners and their children as a rising criminal class, urging supportive moves to aid these children as a matter of neighborliness and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Is the Immigrant a Peril in American Society
The piece argues the immigrant peril is a fantasy, noting the U S foreign born share hovers around 14 percent across eras from 1860 to 1910. It describes immigration as a fluctuating labor market factor with many returning home during downturns, easing domestic labor congestion.
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United States
America
Biowell
Bis
City in Brief Osage area notes and travel updates
Eyeglass troubles eliminated. Kenyon and Pedicord traveled to Des Moines and Readlyn on business. Weather and health notices. diphtheria quarantines. hog cholera spreading toward Waterloo. harvest reports from the Dakotas. Local residents move, retire, or plan new ventures. bicycle thefts rise near Waterloo.
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Buchanan
J. l. Kenyon
Des Moines
William Pedicord
Readlyn
Waverly Fair
Anna O'Donnell
Waterloo
Chicago
Trinoie
Orange Township
Dr Edward Knittle Changes Residence Address
Notice states that H. Dr. Edw H Knittle has changed residence and provides a new contact phone number 1995 Blue.
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Edw. H. Knittle
Women as conductors on Philadelphia elevated cars
Philadelphia Rapid Transit tests women cashiers on pay-on-enter cars on Market Street line. Two female ticket sellers operated from within a cage like enclosure, collecting fares and making change. Superintendent pleased with results as the system aims to reduce labor disputes.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Market Street
Dubuque Driving Club Meet Ends In Heavy Loss
Dubuque Iowa September 21 Drizzling rain forced cancellation of the Nutwood Driving club meet. Secretary Baldwin reported more than $3 000 spent on repairs and at least 5 000 on printing and incidentals. Horse owners faced about 2 400 in losses, including shipping and stable rent as the meet collapsed.
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Dubuque
Delbuque
Nutwood Driving Club
Columbus
St. Louis
Unio Electric Company
Nutwood Park
Leas
Baldwin
Richest student to resume duties at Harvard
Vincent Astor, heir to the Astor fortune and the world’s richest college student, plans to return to Harvard after a Europe trip. He will keep a New York residence at 1026 Fifth Avenue, recently decorated, while resuming studies in Cambridge.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Harvard
Astor
Cambridge
Europe
Young Astor
Fifth Avenue
Ava Willing Astor
Muriel
Dr J W Bouldin Offers Treatment for Chronic Diseases
Dr Bouldin will devote full time to treating chronic nervous and special diseases using Specific Medication Magnetism Manipulation Vibration and Therapeutic Rays. He cites hundreds helped in Waterloo and vicinity with a leading specialty in nervous debility sexual health and women’s diseases. Examination free and confidential. personal attention in every case.
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Bouldin
Waterloo
Bright
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First Methodist
J. BE. Johnson
St. Paul's M. A. Church
T. M. Evans
E. J. Stare
St. Paul’s
M. E
United Brethren
A. V. Fetters
C. D. Gronen
Dumond
Chamberlain
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio
Ind
Canfield Lumber Co
VATAL
Sources OF Immigration
Germany
Great
Isso
By Charles Stelzle
Frances McNulty
Dearborn Construction Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
John McNulty
Lecuat Street
M. LaTier
Anna Barrett
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Paris
Hotel Auditorium
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Long Beach
Louis Warneka
Wadena
Minn
Mr. Warneka
Minnesota
J. 68 Hershberger
Hammond Avenue
M. M. Beal
Dakotas
Mr. Beal
J. H. Brunn
Brunn
Cortland
Gay Myers
Williston Avenue
Ao Nine Pound Boy
Vernie Golinveaux
Lou, Golinveaux
Albertville
Syn
Dicate
Courier
Lucy T. Phinney
Hutchinson, Kan
C. H. McBurney
Fifth Street
Claude Peverill
Fourth Street
Peverill
Gay
Dr. Myers
German & Kelly
Sixth
Syramore
Notwood Driving Club
Cansfield Lumber Co
J. W. Bouldin
East Fourth Street
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