A Fallen Idol and a Narrow Escape at Islington
Campion destroys the idol to end its influence but saves Sybil Zisworth from a fatal accident at the Agricultural Hall. The near-tragedy prompts renewed feelings between Campion and Sybil as the Colonel and Mrs. Staniland maneuver alliances with Lionel Babcock, while Nebelsen’s rash meddling recedes.
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Djinn Solomon
Marylebone
Islington
Agricultural Hall
Pecarmas
Sybil
Ranald
Campion
Campton
India
Babcock
Ast
Hilary
Jdetter
Agy
Horace
Lionel
Mrs. Staniinnd
Staged Lesson on Good Conduct in Youths Comic Scene
A classroom moment features a pretty teacher explaining conduct with playful metaphors. A boy named Walter blurts out a simple distinction, calling weeds plants that want to grow while flowers are the ones that don’t, in a Youth’s Comic pantomime style.
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Walter
Legacy Cat Piakere Dies in Wilkesharre Estate Left
A cat named Piakere has died at Wilkesharre in Tia leaving an estate of $20,000 in a sister cat. Each of the Cats inherital $29,000 last year from 8, By Biles, au ceventele mle Houwire, Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Piakere
Wilkesharre
Tia
Biles, Au
World's Richest Man at Play and Notable Pulpits
A Chicago inventor showcases a tilting bed spring intended to ease women’s work. The piece describes pivoted springs and clamps. Then a column highlights carved wooden pulpits in European churches including St Gudule Brussels Antwerp and others, noting lavish figures and marble carvings. An Australian note adds a sex ratio statistic.
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Chicago
St. Gudule
Brussels
Paradise
Antwerp
Foreign Wray For Odds and Ends and Early Rail History
A discussion of a pin and needle tray with partitions for organizing sewing items, a note on pressed glass tools, plus a historical snippet about the first railroad west of the Alleghenies from Lexington to Frankfort in 1831. It describes crowded cars, mule power, and early locomotive use, with a mention of a Bordeaux Beystilon revival for Marseilles Lipiton.
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Lexington
Prankfort
Az Passile
Lexing
Moral laws and the divine in human life
A mid-19th century style meditation argues that words cannot deepen moral understanding, while moral and spiritual laws shape true manhood. It asserts sin blocks growth, and following God’s laws leads to freedom and abundant life, citing Jesus’ command to the lawyer and comparing divine truth to unchanging moral principles.
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Macaulay
Hood
God
Jesus
Christ
John R. Mackay
North Presbyterian Church
New York
Sunday Herald
Bible's steady guide praised by Moody in speech
A quoted sermon reflects on the Bible as unfailing in guiding individuals, while contrasting personal deceit with the book's unwavering truth. Moody asserts the Bible has never deceived him, even as his heart has deceived him many times.
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Mr. Moody
Do Your Paty. Quote From Tovlady On Duty And Fear
A fragment attributes a quip to Tovlady urging men to follow duty to avoid fear of punishment. The line links common leisure with moral posture, suggesting virtue through proper conduct and resolve.
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Tovlady
Shipment of four tons of rattlesnakes leaves Texas
A shipment of four tons of live rattlesnakes was sent from F. B. Armstrong's snake farm near Brownsville Texas. The reptiles were consigned to performers across the North and East. All snakes were made harmless by removing fangs and extracting venom before shipment.
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F. B. Armstrong
Brownsville
Texas
Poverty in New York Settlement Workers Report East Side
Investigation by settlement workers shows widespread poverty on the East Side of New York City. The report highlights hardship among residents and calls for targeted aid and reform.
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New York
East Side
Ulry
Land Reproof and Saul’s Disobedience Exposed in Exposition
A historic Sunday School exposition recaps Samuel’s grief at Jehovah’s rejection of Saul and Saul’s vain insistence on obedience while sparing Amalekite riches. It highlights Saul’s shift to blame, Samuel’s insistence on divine word, and the peril of rebellious self worship over godly obedience.
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Jesus
B.C. Tlace
Gilgal
L. Sumarl
Sant
Saul
Samuel
al Israel
God
Jeshovah
Lord
Que
Smut
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Wiverapunararvrw
Cam_pion
Mahatma
Nethelset
Nebelson
Miss Bleworth
Nebelsen
Mr. Nebelsen
Canpian
Chela
Thames
Sybil Zlsworth
Lynn
Papa
Aniti
Cimuplon
Morgan
Saturday Evening Post
Australia
John D. Rockefeller
Grenoble
France
Bordeaux Beyastilon
Joba
London Telegraph
Gestefeld
Moxom
Wenty Wie
Adolf Friedrich
Mecklan
Burg
German East Africa
Branca
Equator
Washington
Brazil
Kripy Works
Jn Gorjpayy
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