Demas as a Warning Against Worldly Love and Desertion
A preacher analyzes Demas from Paul’s letters, presenting him as a type of Christian who forsook ministry for worldly ease. The piece traces Demas’s zeal with Paul, subsequent backsliding, and final Thessalonica departure, warning readers to guard prayer, Bible study, obedience to the Spirit, and personal Christian work to avoid a similar fate.
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Demas
Chicago
Thessatonica
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Colossians
Luke
Philemon
Hage
Rome
Thessalonica
Lord
Emas
Colosse
Colease
Asia
Macedonia
Greece
Apostle
Spostie
Prisen
Syer Demas
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Eglect
David Ericg
North Pole
Ainners
Maj Maurice Maloney A Gallant Old Army Officer
Maj Maurice Maloney of the First Infantry was praised as a typical soldier by Generals Grant and Sheridan. Brevetted three times for gallantry and once for meritorious service, he earned honors from Molino del Rey to Chapultepec and Vicksburg. Known for old school discipline, he opposed Upton’s reforms yet remained a plainspoken, gallant figure. He died in 1873, leaving a legacy as one of the era’s bold officers. H.R. Brinerhofs Biout. Col. U.S.A. Retired
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Regular Army
Maurice Maloney
Grant
Sheridan
Herdam
Molino del Rey
Mexico
Chapultepec
Vickeburg
Upton
Tadade
Brogua
New Orléans
Genceman
New Orleans
Across the Border to Ontario Nature and Summer Tourism
The article highlights Canada as an American playground where U S tourists flock to Ontario for lakes and forests. It notes over 100000 U S vacationers, the Muskoka region’s fishing, timbered camps, and inexpensive family outings. It contrasts luxury society travel with backcountry tenting amid pine forests and bass muskalonge pike fishing.
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Canada
Republic
Ontario
States
Toronto
Muskoka
Columbus
United States
Muskokas
Spoksman
Saul Rejected as King in Biblical Lesson
In the July 26 1003 Sunday School text from the International Series Saul is rebuked by Samuel for disobeying God’s command to destroy the Amalekites. The lesson contrasts obedience with sacrifice, notes Saul’s pride in acting without divine guidance and highlights Saul’s eventual rejection as king.
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Saul
King
Sam
Samuel
Baal
Israel
Agag
Amalek
Gilgal
B. C
Michmesh
Gilead
Jonathan
Iserel
God
Saal
Adame
Kept His Word in Brooklyn Life Quips
A humorous Brooklyn Life item recalls a marriage vow about smoking, noting a church rule that forbids smoking. The brief column reflects witty exchanges on behavior and public norms. The piece showcases local tone and timely social observations.
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Brooklyn
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