Two Distinct Salvations Pentecostal Blessings for Church World
Chicago May 26 Pastor Russell speaks on two salvations two Pentecostal blessings for the elect church and for the world. The church gains a higher heavenly nature while the world looks for restitution under Christ's millennial reign with gradual universal blessing.
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Russell
Earth
Chicago
Jesus
Adam
Israel
Christ
St. James
St. Paul
God
Want Ads Deliver Real Results In Classified Listings
Local want ads report strong response as readers place notices seeking jobs housing and services. Advertisers credit concise listings for quick responses and fill needs across the community.
Four Thousand Frol ic At Sumach Park Picnic
Four thousand people spent Friday afternoon at Sumach Park for the Yakima Valley Business Men's association annual outing. The event featured baseball between doctors and lawyers, races, dancing, music, and water sports with large crowds, park crowds, and busy concession stands.
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Yakima Valley
Sumach Park
Crawford
Ball Park
Fontaine
H. B. Gilbert
Judge Rigg
Harry la Berge
Irvie Bounds
Sidney Livesey
Oscar Schumann
Bob Denham
How to Be Certain of Curing Constipation
A public notice extols Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for chronic constipation. It cites testimonials from readers, promotes trial bottles mailed free of charge, and urges readers to consult a druggist for regular purchases.
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Wm. Dehlin
Coeur d’Alene St
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lina Belles
Sabastopol
Cal
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Sixty Nine to Graduate from Yakima High in June
Sixty nine members of Yakima high school class of 1912 will graduate on June 10 if exams and formalities are completed. Exercises in the high school auditorium with an unnamed speaker. class day two weeks hence and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. S. J. Kennedy at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening June 8. Names listed of probable graduates include Vera Benham Rose Berg Edith Boden Martha Burbank Audrey Butch Ruth Bennett Merle Clausen Esther Cochran and many others with a second list of male graduates headed by Glenn Banta Harold Blair Bert Baker Earl Baughn Curtius Gilbert Wendell Gridley.
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Yakima High School
J. Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
David Nelson
Zeno Page
Harold Pinkerton
Ralph Rusk
Ralph Sundquist
James Thompson
Walter Tuesley
Harry Wembridge
Frank Whitney
Gail Clevenger
Robert Cowan
Harry Webster
Arthur Sanburn
Thomas Bailie
Harper Grimes
Victor Janeck
George Meeks
Herbert Nelson
Kenneth Vaughn
Rolland Woodruff
Howard Capper
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted as Healing Remedy
A dressing for flesh wounds burns and rashes is advertised as Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming healing and antiseptic properties. Priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle it is sold by D. H. Pry and C. W. Camp at the corner of Grand and Yakima avenues.
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Ballard
D. H. Pry
C. W. Camp
Cor. Grd
Yakima Aves
Body of missing Warren druggist found near Yakima
The body of Lee A. Baldwin a Warren Illinois druggist and brother of B H Baldwin was found in a clump of trees south of the Rex Spray plant with carbolic acid evident as the cause of death. He had been missing since Monday and friends suggested temporary imbalance from grief over his wife’s death two years earlier. The body was identified at Flint Shaw undertaking parlors. no autopsy was performed. His wallet and a watch were missing, but $21 and a three ounce carbolic acid bottle were found. Telegrams were sent to his brothers in Warren and Lena Illinois awaiting instructions.
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la Berge
West
Wight
Fletcher
Cornett
Riemcke
Fontaine
Gilbert
Rigg
Lynch
McClure
Livesy
Williamson
Doc West
Judge Rigg
Schumann
Lee A. Baldwin
Warren, Ill
B. H. Baldwin
Rex Spray
Baldwin
Albert Liszt
Liszt
Fred Shaw
Flint Shaw
Mr. Baldwin
North Yakima
Warren
Ill
South Fourth Street
E. H. Baldwin
Lena
Yakima Valley
Baldwin & Mery
Sheriff's Office
Yakima
Inllinois
Lee Massey
Stafford Drug Company
Jis
Puts End to Bad Habit Blues With New Life Pills
A legal drug advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure the blues by expelling a sluggish liver poison. It promises relief for stomach liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at Red Cross Pharmacy for 25e.
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Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
Eighth and Last Bishop Elected on 26th Ballot
The Methodist Episcopal general conference in Minneapolis elected W. P. Thirkield president of Howard University on the 26th ballot by 5657 votes, with M. S. Hughes as the only opponent. J. W. Robinson was named missionary bishop of South Asia, and four publishing agents were reelected. The night session covered the American Bible Society and Methodist social service groups.
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Minneapolis
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. P. Thirkield
Howard University
Washington, D. C
J. W. Robinson
Harlan
Iowa
India
South Asia
Thirkield
M.S. Hughes
Pasadena
American Bible Society
Methodist Brotherhood and Methodst Federation For Social Service
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Elect Church
Aaron
Joel ii
St. Peter
Joel
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Apostle
Satan
Riemeke
Selah
Tetreau
Pratt
Dan Reilly
A. G. Kamm
Kamm
Reilly
Helton
Carver
Denham
Bounds
Doc Loudon
Livesey
Doc
John Lynch
Loudon
Doctors
Terreau
Doc Pratt
London
Riemcke Rossiter
Arthur of
Moxee
A. G. Kanim
Clothiers
Clothiers and Hardware Men
Charles Dalton
Harold Sinclair
I. Simonds
J. P. Richards
Clifford Flannery
Otto Berghoff
Frank Harrington
O. K. Snodgrass
R. (. Kirk
Warren, Ir
City
Methodist Conference
W. VP. Thirkield
Tor Fletcher
Castoria
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