Masquerade of Lies Urges Truth in Speech and Life
Dr Talmage's sermon classifies vices of speech into agricultural commercial mechanical social and ecclesiastical lies. He warns that deception pervades everyday dealings from farm to city markets and from merchants to clergy, urging honesty. The talk concludes that all falsehoods, big or small, are sins judged at final reckoning.
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Talmage
Ananias
Anaiss
Bapphirs
Ananiya
Dun
Tvro
Ward
Hamweer
New York
Washington
Westchester County
Lfe
Saya
Hell
Eternity
Saandee
Pennsylvania Atomic
Broadway
Stite Street
Beauty
Short Sermona Lnbelief in the Church
Rev Lyman Ward urges the church to move beyond talk toward action aiding sinners, relieving the poor, and comforting the mourner. He says unbelief stems from church shortcomings and stresses brotherhood and genuine amity with God. Rev W C Webb notes enmity with God keeps people from worship and warns of neglect.
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Brotherhood of Man
Lyman Ward
Universaliat
New York City
W. C. Webb
Methodist
Philadelphia
Anecdotes and reminiscences of writers and famous figures
A collage of quirky memoirs and gossipy tales features Max Haddad a retired Worcester jockey and former royal bodyguard, a practical joke about an archdeacon, Sir John Shaw and Edinburgh visitors, Mr Zangwill’s marital misreadings, and Dickens on tour sharing generosity and memories.
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Dorothy Wordsworth
William
Max Haddad
Worcester
Mass
Roumania
Iladdad
Galatz
Conan Dole
Sir John, Shaw
Edinburgh
Lim
Carnock
Sir John
Mr I Zaugwill
Ventnor
Zangwill
Ans
George Pwlley
Charles Dickens
Sts Living
The
London
Chicago Record
Mol Hy
Snys “Ie
Inur Ane
Dickens
Joey
Liverpool
Rem
Walter Scott
Tie
Treasures of the Holy Cross Church Mt Adams
The Church of the Holy Cross on Mt Adams houses rare relics and art. A fifth century cedar cross from Palestina sits above the altar. The relic of St Constantius rests in a repository under a special altar after travels from Rome and Portico Cathedral. A rare painting titled Madoc With the infant Jesus also decorates the church.
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Mt. Adams
Lebanon Mountains
Palestina
He’ Tinell I
Rome
Constantius
Holy Cross Church
Pontianus
Portcia
Joachim Pecel
Leo XIII
Mas IX
Sara Pater
Pater
Iloty Cross Ctuirch
Two Exact Copies Of Painting In Sacred Churches
Text notes only two exact copies exist. One remains jealously guarded in St Stanislaus Church in Rome, while the other is positioned above the altar in St Constantius within Mt Adams church. The fragmentary OCR mentions Jolyn Cross Church and Cincinnati but details are unclear.
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Mary
Thia
St Stanis Lhua
Rome
St. Constantiun
Joly Cross Church
Mt Agtams
Vulgar notoriety and a girl’s public hunger for fame
A fourteen year old girl vanished from a New York tenement last summer leaving a farewell note about drowning herself. She was found in the coal hole after a day of pursuit by family, police, and reporters. She later drew publicity by being depicted in sensational papers, illustrating how yellow journalism fed a craving for notoriety. Meanwhile an Asheville Chronicle recounts a 40 year old Western North Carolina tale of McDowell and Presswood, where a family conflict over marriage ended in a blood-written release and decades later a reunion marriage.
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New York
Sue
McDowell
Madison County
Missouri
Yancey
Zeb Yance
Saya
Asheville
North
Presswood
Medowall
Presenna
Mediterranean
FairkapTene
Arev
Africa
Crete
Bothar Posuen
Paulante
Bern
Dutty
Georgia justice of the peace recuses self over horse theft case
A newly appointed Georgia justice of the peace learned his horse was stolen in the night. He announced he could not preside, saying the horse was his and that the bailiff would oversee the trial while he stretched the rope and located the tree. White authorities planned the criminal action while the officer handled the case.
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Georgia Justice of the Peace
Atlanta Constitution
Notable Maori Chief Rousala Waher Sale Dies at 90
An obituary notes Major Rousala Waher Sale, famed Maori leader in early New Zealand days, dying in early July at age 90. He aided Europeans, earned the New Zealand cross, a queen’s sword, a liberal pension, and a seat in the Legislative Council.
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New Zealand
Rousala Wahersale
The Sunday School Lesson on Paul’s Shipwreck Tale
Read about Paul’s voyage to Rome from Caesarea, the merchant ship, and the storm near Crete. The lesson outlines the journey from Sidon to Alexandria, the winds and sailors’ decisions, and the dramatic shipwreck on the Syrtis, ending with Paul on shore at Malta.
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Paul
Caesar
Meetus
Umea
Caesarea
Adramottum
Sidon
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Cilleia
Pamphyia
Cent
Cnidus
Rai
Crete
Cugpe
Trerse
Yson
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