Through a Window in a Basket sermon outline from Damascus
A sermon centers on Paul being lowered to safety in a basket from Damascus walls to escape persecution. It highlights how a small rope and unseen helpers enabled vast Christian milestones, praising anonymous acts of courage and faith that shaped history and heaven. The tale links personal sacrifice to enduring gospel impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aus
Talmage
Paul
Felix
Damascus
Saul
Savard
Damescur
Mt. Sinai
Pope
Apostle
Earth
Heaven
Pamphilia
Cappadocia
Galatia
Macedonia
Pailippi
Mediterranean
Eurychydon
Charles G. Tinney
Raye
St. Paul
Mary
One
Christian ‘Mechanics
Christan Wiver
Kingdom of God
Atrect
Ian
England
New York
Nantucket Shoule
Boston
F. W. Robertson
Will for It A Section Hand Duns President Over Seven Dollars
A Chicago Chronicle tale recounts James J. Hill dodging a new request for seven dollars as a section hand, John J. McGuire chasing payment near Poot Lake and Willmar. McGuire, claiming long service and odd scraps, confronts Hill at the depot. Hill directs him to Superintendent Allen, while McGuire insists on full wages and recalls past locomotive work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
James J. Hill
Willmar
John J. McGuire
Mr. Hill
McGuire
Poot Lake
Hill
Till
Allen
McGruire
Tun le
Mgr. Hmn
Debutantes Refuse Car Fare and Wallets
Three debutantes from last year ride a Baltimore streetcar without funds. The first sister asks a friend to bring car fare, then the second and Mab attempt to pay with a savings bank containing $3. The conductor accepts the bank after much uproar, and the trio exits upon reaching their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mike
Mab
Cima Savings Bank
Olant
Hardware clerk wins girl in real world tale
A Washington Star piece contrasts a real courtship with a cartoon version. A young hardware clerk asks master plumber Mr Plugleak for permission to marry Hattie, faces no comic exit or wild chase, and gains approval after a frank, practical talk. The piece notes the gap between fictional funny papers and genuine events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comis
Washington Star
Flattie
Hattie
Miss Lattle
Mr. Plugleak
Panama
Hal
Halle
Pluglak
Mr. Pingleak
Het
Hat
Mwuch
Pop
All Up-To-Date Housekeepers and a Shoe Debate
A smudged item references Red Cross Ball Blue as a cleaner for clothes and notes a brief, satirical exchange in a Cleveland Plain Dealer piece. An orator denounces American shoes while a Viennese speaker questions citizens and the footwear made in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Ball
Cleveland Plain
United States
American Machinery Moves Through Germany to Russia
An Engineering Magazine article notes that the largest shipment of machinery from the United States to any region went to Russia in March via Germany and England acting as clearing houses. It argues Russia favors German and English distributors, cites German branch banks, and claims Germany often purchases American equipment on credit while masking the American origin by replacing nameplates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enassis
Germany
Engineering Magazine
United States
New York City
Russia
England
Teutons
America
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Asmed J. J
Ana
Michigan Avenue
Montgomery Ward & GO
Adios
Chicago
the WI
Baker
Bronx City
Carriva
Kidd Drug Co
Elgin
Oq’gorman
V.S. Pligsovsl Valley
Brug Co
South Head
Indtuse
Pensions
Tomson
Winchester
Hailecad
Chauncey
London
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey Silent
Nikole Tesla
Bryan
Cleveland
Josh Wink
Western
Canada
Wester Canada
I’. Pedlay
Supl
Ottawa
Croatia
Hartholomew
Des Molnoa
Jowar
St.Paul
Power
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