Paul before Festus Agrippa and the king in Caesarea
Readings cover Paul’s defense before Festus Agrippa and Bernice in Caesarea, the political tension with Herod Agrippa I, and the implications for faith. The text notes Felix’s earlier inquiry, the continued appeals, and Paul’s push for Christian conviction amid Roman governance.
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Paul Claudius Lystei
Honen Rheta
Jerusalem
Paul
Antonine Pelix
Judea
Cilesarea
Herod
Paula
Anverthelpia
Antonius Pelx
Agrippa
Herod Antip
Herods
Pan
Felix
Perelua Fenton
Albinus
Elixi
Drundilo
Opontus
Caesarea
Cathar
Herod Agrippa I
Palestine
Bernice
Caestréa
Festus
Alustrious
Seppa
Brad” Agrippa
Herodias
Drusilla
Weymouth
Why Report Communicable Diseases
Health authorities plead for prompt reporting of communicable diseases to trace sources, control spread, and protect the public. Delays and evasion hinder quarantine, isolation, and actions, increasing illness and deaths. Questions on health can be addressed to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Service of
The
Canadian Medical Association
Canaan
Java
Woeasen
College, Etreet
Toronto
Ietter
Distraught depositor fears loss at North Trust over missing twenty dollar gold piece
Mrs Compton, a small depositor, laments a missing twenty dollar gold piece from her account after a trusted window clerk allegedly failed to locate the coin and cashes to buy a necklace. She fears the North Trust Company is at fault and contemplates withdrawing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Compton
Ashe
Mrs. Compton
Henry
North Trust Company
Mr. Compton
Mother
Mother's
Personal Security Games Between Bankers and Duranet
The scene unfolds with Duranet visiting banker Ralph Nevill in London, seeking two to three thousand pounds. In Roger’s private office they discuss security as Nevill escorts him to a vault room, revealing the era’s formalities and the banker’s cautious demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duranet
Noyers
London
Ralph Nevill Tell
Roger
Frederick
Rogers
Fragmentary Note Card Sparks Unclear Gallery Scene
A garbled fragment describes a man in a gallery reacting to a young man’s plea about preaching and keeping an audience awake. Names and places are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about who speaks or what event is referenced.
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Matt
Paul
Christ
Felix
Agrippa
Jesus
Pelle
Mehdy
Clement
Pelbe
Amippa
Pauly
Nim
Inleatless
Erly
Acton Notes Reflect Church, School, and Social Affairs
Local notices recount arrivals and moves, church appointments, and a Christmas program. Bishop and rector transitions at Albany and Hamilton churches are noted, with Friday and Saturday events, including a school concert and a public entertainment. A wedding between Thomas F Price and Aphra Tertso Griffith is recorded.
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Frank Webster
Bennett
OG. A. Iwock
Miia Doty
Acton
Brockville
Lucniay
Rick
Thos
Price
Varras Street
Toronto
Alhan
ML Wilson
OL Stephens
Woly Trinity
Hamilton
Matthew Wilson
M. A. Wan
Canada
Brnce
Hip
Cleaver
D. D
Jean Val- Jean
Price-Onippith
Willow Street
G. W. Marker
Thomas FE Price
Mies Aphra Tertso Griffith
Unclear Health Adage From Local Column
Fragmentary text hints at health remedies or advice. Mentions cures for scratches bruises sprains and throat or chest ailments. Specific people or places are not clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
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Kelec
Roaming house in Arizona town tells odd tale
A Brooklyn man recalls a one story rooming house in Douglas Arizona named The Bowling Alley. The building featured a central hall with seventeen rooms on each side and a dining room at the end. The owner offered a second hand house for one hundred dollars and pried the dining room free to move the house in pieces when demand shifted.
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Arizona
New England
Jong Hal
Fiflecnves
Douglas
Giem
Valadt
Mystery Phrase Puzzle Promises Cash Prizes
A garbled ad invites readers to solve a cipher like puzzle for cash prizes, claiming thousands of dollars in awards. It promises winners will receive a prize and asks for plain written answers on a single sheet submitted to a listed address.
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Coch
MUM Manufacturing
WiNeb Buildiec
World Cruise passengers meet diverse costumes on CP voyage
Readable text notes passengers aboard the Canadian Pacific World Cruise encountered a range of unusual headgear and costumes. The piece highlights a Japanese style influence, a Moorish look, and a blend of Highland Dutch and hosiery fashion, plus references to notable ships in CP’s winter itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Ecems
Bomeé
Athens
Miss Toppum Lift and a Boy in the Sled Incident
A narrator recalls a thirty year history of boys' mischief and a recent sled accident involving Briggs' son. Miss Toppum, eighty, hard of hearing, narrowly avoids harm as a boy loses control near her crossing. The scene ends with the boy apologizing politely after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magman
Dan‘ Webster
Briggs
Mira Toppum
Miss Toppum
Uncertain asthma causes. Kellogg's Remedy Promoted
The article notes uncertainty about what triggers asthma but claims Kellogg's Asthma Remedy provides a cure. It cites dust and irritants as possible factors and asserts widespread relief for asthmatic sufferers, describing the remedy as effective and trusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PD. Kellogg
Onions as Cure for Habit Stated by Mrs Swan
Mrs Swan tells how Almira Jennings cured a five year habit by using onions to clear a dry cough and break urges. Alman notes she kept onions around, avoided the smell, and gradually reduced the habit while keeping onion extract ready for future need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Swan
Colin
Ashe
Mrs. Matthews
Mrs. Gwan
The Secret Jean Lyle and Beulah Peabody Meet
Jean Lyle encounters Beulah Peabody as Mrs Jenkins explains Beulah’s life shaping interests. Beulah loves people, dreams of music, and uses knowledge of others to engage and brighten those around her, making life feel richer for her circle.
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Deulah
Mis. Jenkins
Glozson
Mirs. Jenkins
Mirs Deulah Peabody
Mrs. Jenkins
Bimon Peabody
Mica Lyle
Eric
City Folka
Shaon
Benoulah
Dominion Trade Schools advertise work study programs
Male and Female Yelp Wanted EARN 25 to 50 PER WEEK positions open in City and country towns. Tie on expert. Earn part time while teaming. We guarantia teaching following trades: Neuse Wiring Kidusteial Electriciy Garage Work Battery Welding Vul canising Bricklaying Plastering Mardering and I Dresalog. Employment cervice from coast to coast. Big demand. Write today for free catalogue to Dominion Trade Schools Limited now managing Hemphill Trade Schools of Canada and U. G& A. Head Office 163 King SL W Toronto Banter Branches London Montreal Hamilton Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuse
Dominion Trade Schools Limited
Hemphill Trade Schools of
Canada
Joint-Ease for Stiff Swollen Joints Product Ad
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a cream that penetrates skin to relieve rheumatic swelling and joint pain. It claims rapid improvement for ankles knees hips elbows shoulders spines or fingers and promotes availability through local pharmacists at 60 cents.
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Unis
Henembri
J. Vansard
Goliig Werat Sunday and Holiday Freight Details
Freight schedule notes Sunday only and daily operations except Sundays with varied times. Toronto terminal Keele Street and St Clair Avenue. Freight delivered by special express. freight can be picked up at any address in Toronto.
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Toronto
Keele Street
St. Clair Avenus
Expres
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