How to read the Bible : hints for Sunday-school teachers and other Bible students /

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Masonic discourse delivered by request of Loge Francaise, no. 53, A.F. & A.M., on Sunday, December 24th, 1871, by John E. Edwards, chaplain.

"Religious, masonic discourse."

Sayings of the great forty days between the resurrection & ascension, regarded as the outlines of the kingdom of God, in five discourses: with an examination of Mr. Newman's theory of developments.

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Difference between the Church and dissent; a discourse delivered in St. John's Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. on the evening of the second Sunday in Advent, December 6th, 1846.

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How to study the life of Christ; a handbook for Sunday-school teachers, and other Bible students,

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Sunday suppers; being fifty-four chafing-dish recipes, old and new,

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Memoranda Paulina: Sunday readings in St. Pauls's Epistles.

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Isms old and new : winter Sunday evening sermon-series for 1880-81 delivered in the First Baptist Church, Chicago /

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On a Sunday Afternoon

verso: About the year 1910, most farmers were forced to work six days a week, from sunrise to sunset, in order to have an adequate standard of living. After attending church on Sunday, if someone in the area was fortunate enough to own a phonograph, he would lug it a considerable distance to the home of some friend, where neighbors for miles would gather for an afternoon of music and visiting

How a Sunday is spent in Ann Arbor postcard" student studying in his room, ca. 190

(Louis to Ethel M. Bell. Buffalo NY) (Original loaned to library for scanning)