Faith and Works in the Gospel Age and Kingdom
Pastor Russell argues that faith is the essential basis for salvation in this Gospel Age, with works as a visible sign of faith. He contrasts the present test with the coming Messianic Kingdom where works become the primary basis of judgment, and explains how knowledge and divine grace enable genuine faith for those in whom it is cultivated.
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Halifax
Russell
New England
Christ
St. James
Abra
God
Jesus
Adam
Satan
Messiah
Apostle
Christ Jesus
Church In
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Israel
St. Paul
Palestine
Greece
Italy
Europe
America
India
China
Japan
Africa
Church of Christ
Herald Want Ads Bring Results Try Them and Ki Convin
Classified brief notes report successful outcomes from want ads and small notices. Items include services offered, items for sale, and requests for buyers, with readers responding to ads. The page highlights practical arrangements and community exchanges.
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Herald
Session Opens On Irrigation Policy Debate
The passage argues that irrigation policy supplements levee and flood control work on rivers. It urges nationwide cooperation among states and federal science agencies, with a fifty million dollar annual expenditure to build a comprehensive river regulation system. It weighs democracy’s capacity for constructive work against individualism and socialism.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
England May Change Liners Into Fighters
The White Star liner Olympic will be laid up in Belfast for six months to be rebuilt under British Admiralty rules. A battleship stern and inner hull will be added, sparking militant fears of converting merchant ships for war. Passengers report rising war talk in England and plans to equip major liners for naval use.
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New York
White Star
Olympic
Southampton
New York Harbor
Belfast
British Board of Admiralty
White Star Line
Militant One
England
Naval Auxiliary Service
Valley Feeds Expected Strong Sheep and Cattle Purchases
Business observers and railroad men anticipate a large influx of cattle and sheep into the Yakima country for the current season. Elllis Bounds is scouting New Mexico for livestock while Henry Snively seeks 300 to 400 cows and calves for his lower valley ranch. Diteman has loaded 10 000 sheep at Toppenish and Frye interests have added 2000 head from Montana, signaling a record outside stock feeding this year.
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Ellis Bounds
New Mexico
Henry Snively
Lower Valley
George Donald
Diteman
Toppenish
Frye
Seattle
Oregon
Montana
Yakima
Ruef outlines plan to abolish primary elections
From San Quentin, ABE Ruef urges San Francisco voters to scrap primary elections. He proposes certifying lists for general elections and allowing certified party and independent nominations by affiliated voters. Voters would mark a cross for each office to show personal choice.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Francisco Bulletin
Sickles reveals long affair claim in father's letter
Stanton Sickles publicizes a 1897 letter from Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles to a society woman alleging an 18 year affair. He says the relationship persisted from 1878 to 1896 while Mrs. Sickles was away, denying Miguel as a posthumous child and alleging motives for the public release.
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New York
Stanton ‘Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
Stanton Sickles
Sickles
Vaccine Saves Horses in Kansas Disease Outbreak
In Topeka Kansas the horse disease prevalent for two months is subsiding rapidly due to vaccine treatment by the State Agricultural College and farmer preventive measures. The outbreak has killed about 25,000 horses and caused property losses exceeding 2.5 million dollars.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Absent Minded Professor Solves Food Leftover Dishes
A scatterbrained professor busy with a sci entific problem is interrupted when a nurse announces a family event a newborn arrives. The professor ponders the phrase little boy while the nurse suggests asking the child what he wants. Clarence studies making dishes from leftovers noting ample material and continued cooking experiments.
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Clarence
Washington Herad
Fruit Auction Shows Strong Demand for Varied Pears
Madison Wis Sept 30 Prices and lots from the Chicago market report show robust demand for Bartlett and Anjou pears and Italian prunes with high notes for Elberta peaches. The catalog lists 44 carload offerings including Elberta, Italian prune, Salway and Crawford peaches, Flemish Beauty and Maiden Blush apples, plus Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah origin fruit. Senator La Follette endorses the Republican ticket in Wisconsin and previews a new issue of La Follette’s Weekly Magazine detailing Roosevelt’s record and Progressive movement tensions.
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Chicago
Denney & Company
Colorado
Elbertas
Washington
Idaho
Utah
California
Oregon
Northwest
Northwestern
Columbia
Calif
Itaho
Colo
Wash
Madison
Wis
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Advertised Letters and Notices in Local Mail
One cent due on each letter advertised. Amid names like Ahlgren Allen Austin Abra and many others, a long list of advertised correspondences is noted. A promotional aside asks about life insurance and cooking, followed by a joke about prospecting territory and babies on a new street.
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Ahlgren
Allen
J. B
Austin
Elmer
Abra
Annie
Alardish
Mrs
Bosh
E. Y
Bell
J. A
Blake
Kathryn
Brower
Burnett
Josie
Bennett
O. L
Beverly Investment Co
Benson
Emery
Baxter
Harry
Bozarth
Edith
Boss
Nora
Bowen
Frank
Bowilen Loran
Cleveland
C. A
Chaffin
Stephen
Crawford
J. J
Cox
O. C
Crisford
Lucy
Cook
Cris
Norman
Creighton
Mae
Clark
Dan
Ola
Clancy
O. J
Carter
Fred D
Cormack
Ethel
Conner
Castleman
Ernest
Corbel
Guy O
Central Auto Co
Dean
Ira M
Dukes
J. N
Dejarnette
F. M
Dantze
John
Davis
Davidson
J. H. Dillon
James
Empens
Loyd
Edwards
Elwell
BE. H
Evans
Harry D
Fry
Earl H
Fintel
J. W
Ferris
Ferguson
Malcome
Mikkelson
Martha
Michel
Jennie
McArthur
Knox
MacDaniel
Stanley
Nelson
Neumegan
Wwm
Peterson
Robert
Pierce
Elsie M
Palmer
Alice
Parker
Alfred
Pickle
Rosa
Phillips
Francis L
Peickert
Theo
Paminson
Olaf
Rothrock
May
Reddick
Ranard
Smith
Sparks
A. M
Sam
Annie R
Spaulding
Addie
Sunnebrind
Laura
Stewart
Esther
Taylor
W. E
Tremble
Thompson
H. C
Tregonion
Emma
Tylee
J. S
Urban
Myrtle
Vangton
Hilda
Wiley
Promoter
Momma
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA
Sufferers sought relief from a claimed herbal medicine promising cures for lung and heart ailments, kidneys throat stomach and rheumatism. It advertised worldwide ingredients and claimed painless treatment with no poison, noting Sunday office hours.
Free Information Request for Chinese Medicine Treatment
A. G. Sun Chinese Medicine Co invites readers to submit their symptoms and contact details for potential treatment. The ad asks for name and address to describe the case and assess cure feasibility and low charges.
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A. G. Sun Chinese Medicine Co
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Pastor Russell
Abe Ruef
Young Sickles
Fletcher
Bartletts
W. L. LEMON, P._M
Kennewick
A. Neeing
N. Ditch
Smith Sales Co
First National Bank
North Yakima
General Banking
United States
W. L. Steinweg
Chas
Carpenter
R Donovan
J. A. Loudon
Tieton Project
Department of the Interior
Myron J. G. Wight
Township
Range
E. W. Meridian
United State Land Office
Charles H. R. Miller
James P. Rush
Louis B. Ward
C. Harold White
Harry Y. Saint
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