Transcript
Index
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:14 - D.W. Johnson's mother and the Bible--Bible as the source of discipline--family success
00:09:15 - Reverend D. W. Johnson's religious attitudes--situation at South Beloit Community Baptist Church--ill befell his opponents
00:20:35 - Belief in illness as a punishment or curse--Reverend Johnson and the drunk man at Fairbanks-Morse--“the Lord works through Nature”
00:29:24 - Worshiping God through the Son
00:31:08 - Jesus on the side of the oppressed--personal responsibility
00:34:50 - More on the Bonds family--“mean people brought low”
00:36:51 - The boarding car where the road gang lived--more on recruiting and railroad work
00:43:52 - Power of positive thinking--further comments on railroading
00:47:36 - Learning to fire an engine--construction work to supplement railroad income
00:50:07 - Recollection of Walter Ingram, recruiter for Fairbanks-Morse--further comments on J.D. Stephenson
00:52:44 - More on recruiting
00:54:22 - “Rolled in a tornado"
