Sermon on Original Sin and Salvation by Charles T Russell
Charles T Russell argues that the traditional view of eternal punishment for Adam and his descendants is erroneous. He explains that the penalty is death and that all inherit mortality, with salvation coming through Christ for all. He outlines a two-stage divine plan: the Church as the heavenly Bride during this age and a worldwide earthly restoration under Messiah’s reign.
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Daly
Adiutu
Adam
Central
Eve
Christ
Christ Our Lord
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Apostles
Christendom
Christiats
Purgatory
Satan
Martin Luther
Luther
Heaven
Jor
Apostle
Adan
Christ Jesus
Messiah
Garden of Eden
Local Residents List for Care and Notices
A garbled OCR of names and titles appears, listing numerous individuals with courtesy titles and roles. The fragment preserves little context beyond personal names, marital or professional prefixes, and scattered initials.
Fragmentary Local Names List From Historic Page
A jumbled catalog of personal names and addresses appears on a historic newspaper fragment. The readables include Harrison, Wallace Henry, Hinkley, Hodgson, Johnson, James, Lucy Johnson, Mary Kearns, Lockett, Lumiey, McKemns, McNeil, Nelson, Nice, Perry, and others, with no clear event or narrative.
Local Postmaster Ad Notices Names and Dues
One cent due on each letter advertised. The notice lists recipients including Mrs. Elva Sherman H. A. Staton Le'ah Horton Snyder Miss Mary Stone Ed. Stout Mrs. Anna Sturn Joe Styles BE. Swan Mrs. Bert V. Ta bor Joe Timlin George B. Triplett Clarence Watts Stelai Williams Mrs. CC. R. Wilkinson Mrs. Minnie Winsor and signs W. L. Lemon Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Sherman
H. A. Staton
Le‘ah Horton Snyder
Mary Stone
Ed. Stout
Anna Sturn
Joe Styles
BE. Swan
Bert V. Tabor
Joe Timlin
George B. Triplett
Clarence Watts
Stelai Williams
CC. R. Wilkinson
Minnie Winsor
Mining Engineer Wayne Darling to Whitman College
Wayne Darling ton, a noted mining engineer, accepts a post with Whitman College's Dean Engineering Department after a conference with officials. He is a Yale Sheffield and Freiburg School of Mines graduate with global experience from South Africa to Alaska.
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Walla Walla
Wayne Darlington
Whitman College
Darlington
Yale Sheffield School
Freiburg School of Mines
Germany
South Africa
Alaska
Canada
Wheat Losses Highlight Northwest Crop Outlook
W H Wilson says Montana and Dakota wheat crops burned and farmers will harvest only a tenth. In Spokane Bruce M. Watson notes thousands of teachers are needed. Seattle district payrolls show 448 teachers last season. BC forest fires total losses reach 3 million dollars. Seattle reports Hannah Reynolds found dead near Ravenna Park after a funeral pyre.
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Ellensburg
W. H. Wilson
The
Northern Pacific
Montana
Dakota
Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Briuce M. Watson
Northwest
Seattle
Hannah Reynolds
King Country
McGees Baby Elixir Promises Relief For Fiery Weather Ailments
When a baby suffers from hot weather and bowel disorders the remedy proposed is McGees Baby Elixir. It claims to reduce feverish condition correct stomach and check looseness of bowels. Priced at 25c and 50c per bottle sold by D H Fry 10 Yakima avenue and C W Camp corner 38rd Ave and W Yakima Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee’s
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
C. W
Yakima Valley Growers Plan Big Show Space
Righty fruitgrowers of Zillah propose to advertise their Yakima valley section at Minneapolis show, aiming to outshine past displays. HH Burman of Zillah cites long advertising lag and production issues as reasons for delays and seeks better exhibi t space to showcase the Hore valley’s products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zillah
Yakima Valley
Minneapolis
Yakima
Burman
Yas Railroad
We Offer Westward Future to Newcomers in Display
The speaker states a plan to attract newcomers by highlighting the westward appeal. They announce contracted window display space in Minneapolis to capture attention of middle west readers and promise to show them what this country offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Interesting Statistics Of Civil War Veterans
About 99 names a day are dropped from pension rolls, equating to roughly 2,500 deaths monthly and 382,000 annually among federal Civil War survivors on pension lists. Unknown survivors outside pension rolls form the "unknown army." Official counts rely on the 1910 census and prior estimates. The Union force totals are discussed with 2,672,841 army enlistments and 2,778,804 total enlistments, yielding 2,213,365 Union veterans after adjustments. A new Senate table lists enlistment ages and totals.
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Washington, PD
Adjutant General’s Office
War Department
Ainsworth
Army
Lincoln
McCumber
Senate Pension Committee
Eastern Washington heat records and coldest winters noted
The bulletin from the United States Weather Bureau documents Eastern Washington climate trends. It cites 113 114 115 degree heat in August in Walla Walla Lind and Kennewick, compares summers with 1898, lists coldest winters in 1892-3 1898-9 and 1909, and notes Yakima upper valley January 25 degrees lower and July 65 72 degrees with frost dates.
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Washington
Yakima
H. B. Snedder
Walla Walla
Lind
Kennewick
Government Weather Bureau
Fort Spokane
Cusick
Sunnyside
Sunnysine
Big Bend
North
Moxee
Cle Elum
Ravages of Sleeping Sickness Across Great Lakes Region
The sleeping sickness from the Congo forest sweeps the Victoria Nyanza coast and nearby islands. Two hundred thousand died before medical and administrative efforts controlled it. Government deported survivors inland and closed lakeside villages to halt spread.
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Congo
Nyanza Lakes
Great Lakes
Victoria Nyanza
Montrous Lane
Peicitful Wreck and Healings Advertised by Clark’s Pharmacy
Penny dreadful style notice touts Pucklen's Arnica Salve as earth's greatest healer for burns boils sores eczema and wounds. Claims quick cures and relief with a slogan promising relief at Clark's Pharmacy through a $2.00 bottle.
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Ciamk
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Relief
Advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by D. H. Fry claims cures for headaches constipation and kidney or liver troubles and offers the product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
D. H. Fry
Immense Tonnage From the Columbia Valley Fruit Shipments
A North Yakima commission man says the Columbia river valley will ship vastly more fruit than Yakima, estimating at least five times current volumes. Yakima figures show about 3,000,000 boxes of fruit for the year, with peaches and apples leading the load. The forecast aids understanding future prices, labor needs, and distribution in the Yakima valley.
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Columbia
Columbia River Valley
Yakima Valley
North Yakima Commission
West
Yakima
Fred Thompson
Thompson Fruit Company
North Yakima
Roslyn Physician Relinquishes Post Amid Coal Mine Affair
Dr W Ho Payne, physician for the Rnestia Coal Mine at Roslyn, has resigned his position in a move described as a major change in the local mining community. Details of the departure remain scant, with reports noting his Brocher-in-law involvement and unsettled matters surrounding the company’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ho. Payne
Rnestia Coal Mine Company
Roslyn
All Who Would Enjoy Rood Health and Right Living
A vintage promotional piece asserts that proper living and timely use of remedies lead to health. It touts the value of recreation contemplation and effort, recommending the California Syrup Co. product as the genuine Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Senna sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Big Syrup Co
California Pig Syrup Co
Doctor Payne to Begin Practice in North Yakima
Dr. Payne arrives in North Yakima on August 1 to assume the practice during Dr. H. R. Wells vacation. He is a Northwestern graduate who recently built a home on North Sixth street next to C. E. Udell and has five years in Tellum with a post graduate stint in Berlin.
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North Yakima
H. R. Wells
Payne
C. E. Udell
North Sixth Street
Udell
Tellum
Northwestern Medical University
Chicago
Berlin
Germany
Annexed Sections Added to City Wards
North Yakima residents recently annexed into the city learned they can vote in city wards. City Attorney Allen offers to show redistricting details at his office. A few residents thought they were excluded from party participation, but delegates at the Republican county convention included annexed territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Allen
Taft's Yacht in Fog Delays Maine Coast Visit
President Taft and party spent July 2 aboard the Mayflower cruising Penobscot Bay as fog delayed harbor landings. The vessel was kept on the bridge until anchors were finally cast near the bay entrance, halting shore visits at Dark Harbor and Isleboro.
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Taft
Rockland
Maine
Penobscot Bay
Dark Harbor
IsleBore
Roeckport
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