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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
3
The sermon argues salvation is simple yet hard to grasp, urging look to Jesus Christ alone. It contrasts idols of sincerity and reform with true faith, citing biblical examples like Noah and the prodigal, and notes pragmatic limits of morality without salvation.
Picture of the battleship Arizona to be launched June 19 at the New York navy yard. She is a sister ship of the Pennsylvania and, excluding armor and armament, will cost 7 425 004 dollars. She will carry twelve H inch guns.
The United States coast and geodetic survey unveils a new complex machine in Washington to forecast tides. The device, seen as a mass of wheels and brass indicators, produces a year of tide data in 10 to 15 hours and prints lines for mean sea level and tide on a 370 foot roll.
The text states that under the laws of war any civilian found with arms may be shot without mercy and that combatants must wear a distinguishing badge. It argues strict enforcement is necessary to prevent bands of armed noncombatants from posing as belligerents and endangering invading troops and civilians.
Electricians in the United States discuss adopting the European concentric wiring system. The method uses an inner conductor with insulation, covered by an outer bare grounded conductor replacing the return wire. The idea follows continuity and grounding rules of conduits already used in central stations.
A Tokyo report states Japan sells substantial coal consignments to the Ching Company in a significant energy trade development. The deal highlights Japan's coal export activity and the buyer's continued demand in the region.
William Karnes Jr recalls a theatrical anecdote from a fashionable New England town where a friend introduces a statuesque blonde as Miss Smith with great histrionic ability. He jokes she can turn any painful tragedy into public amusement, as reported by the Philadelphia Telegraph.
A strategist recalls a boy who, after a spanking, got his sister to accompany on the piano so he could tell onlookers he was merely practicing vocal exercises. The incident highlights a crafted performance to avoid punishment.
Dr. Mark I. Knapp of New York argues in a recent book that gastric juice flow is triggered by stomach muscle contraction and chemical stimuli rather than mind driven desire, noting secretion begins after food ingestion and can be induced by respiratory pressure. China's foreign population is estimated at 162,237.
The piece cites John Burroughs Amelia Barr Cardinal Gibbons and others arguing age need not burden. Burroughs at seventy seven says he works more and is healthier than in younger years. Barr stresses mental activity and love as health boosts. Gibbons highlights youth habits as the critical period for health and advocates early to bed regular meals exercise and trust in providence.
Harrison Morris reports Queen Margherita of Italy answered Kaiser Wilhelm with a witty line about Savoy rule. At a Rome function attended by Morris, the dowager queen spoke to guests in English, surprising a Japanese representative by using Japanese phrases she knew.
The article traces diamond origins in India and biblical references, notes the Greek etymology adamas meaning unsubduable, and cites Pliny on diamonds’ value. It credits artificial polishing discovery and Ludwig von Lœrquen in 1476 for reviving diamonds to prominence over rubies and emeralds.
A mother ties a running away boy to a clothesline and tells him she will treat him like a dog until he stays home. His sister and brother overhear the remark while playing. The boy then asks Olga to be the cog so Teddy can play with him.
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