The Golden Image and Daniel's Three Friends Trial
A devotional study tracing Daniel chapter 3 through biblical references. It links Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, Zechariah, Christ's title Son of Man, and New Testament mentions to the fiery furnace narrative and prophetic symbolism. The piece cites Josephus and biblical cross-references to discuss Scriptural authority.
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Daniel
Josephus
Zechariah
Ezra
Nehemiah
Jesus
God
Gabriel
Paul
Do Right Unto God Regardless of Consequences Sermonette
A sermonette urges unwavering obedience to God's law as the true measure of faith. It cites Daniel's three Hebrew youths and their uncompromising stand, stating fiery trials refine believers and protect fellowship with the Lord. It warns against bargaining with God for immunity or earthly favor.
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Earth
Nebuchadnezzar
The Kings Golden Image and Babylonian Burnings
The vast Babylon crowd worships the king’s gold image as musicians play and the king proclaims homage. News spreads that three Babylonian governors refuse to bow and will be cast out as heretics in the ensuing fire.
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Babylon
Daniel’s Three Faithful Deliverers in the Fiery Furnace
Nebuchadnezzar witnesses four men walking unharmed in the furnace with Shadrach Meshach and Abednego. The king proclaims the God of Israel as supreme, decrees punishment for blasphemy, and orders praise of the Hebrew God by all people.
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Meshach
Abemego
Daniel
Earth
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Bel
Jehovah-God
Heaven
Israel
Abednego
Brutal Paris Film Show Exposes Real Horse Cruelty
France’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sues a cinematograph company over a sequence titled The Lover’s Revenge in which a real carriage and horse plummet from a cliff near Boulogne. The act, not faked, shows an old blind horse harnessed to the vehicle driven to destruction for the film.
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France
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Cinematograph
Boulogne
New York's Oldest Park Bowling Green Turns 250
New York City marks Bowling Green as its oldest public park at 250 years old. Once the playground for early Dutch settlers, the site remains a historic hub for locals and visitors.
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New York
New York City
Seybold Likely Ends Major League Career With Athletics
Ralph "Socks" Seybold, longtime Athletics right fielder, may become Toledo manager next season amid talk of Connie Mack arranging a deal. Seybold’s major league career stalled by a leg injury last spring left him slow and tentative, and his departure would be mourned by Athletics supporters. The piece also discusses double steals, defensive checks against the play, and the spitball controversy led by President Pulliam, noting Mathewson’s prolific eight-year record and 209 wins in 312 games.
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Seybold
Antil
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Toledo
Abbott
Ralph Seybold
American Association
Socks
Love
Monte Crocs
New Orleans
The
Athletics
New Plays Change Strenuous Gridiron Sport
The forward pass and outside kicks transform football. Big Five colleges struggle against smaller teams, losing big scores and facing tougher games. Yale Harvard Cornell Princeton Penn State all feel the shift as practice games become real contests and agility replaces brute beef in breaking lines.
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Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Pennsy
Syracuse
Colgate
Navy
West Point
Indians
Beef
Dorando Beats Hayes In New York Marathon Duel
Dorando the Italian defeated John J. Hayes the American in a repeat of the London Olympic marathon at Madison Square Garden New York. Dorando led most of the race and won by about 60 yards with a time of 2 44 20 25 against Hayes 2 45 05 15 despite Hayes leading five times briefly.
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John J. Hayes
London
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hayes
Shepherds Bush
Steffen May Coach Wabash
Walter Steffen, famed Chicago quarterback, may become Wabash College football coach next fall. Crawfordsville businessmen reportedly offer a $500 pledge to hire the Maroon wizard to guide the Little Giants next season.
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Walter Steffen
University of Chicago
Wabash College
Crawfordville
Ind
Little Giants
Britt to Meet Summers in 20 Round London Bout
Britt and Summers headlining a February 22 title bout at the National Sporting event in London. Jimmy Gritt the Heatweight and Johnny Summers also inked purses, with a $5,000 prize at stake for the 20 round clash.
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Britt
Summers
Jimmy Gritt
San Francisco
Johnny Summers
National
Sporting Eut
London
Miss Katherine C Harley Tops Woman Golfers With Rigorous Training
The new national women’s golf champion, Katherine C. Harley of Fall River Club Massachusetts, credits hard professional training for her victory at Chevy Chase. She says golf is being overtaken by tennis among younger women and urges serious practice to reach the semi finals, noting her own path from early struggles to a straight, precise game. Harley defeated top rivals including Mrs T H Pohidemus and former champion Miss Margaret Curtis, underscoring the demanding road to title glory.
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Katherine C. Harley
Fall River Club
Massachusetts
Curtis
Pauline Mackey
Boston
Georgianna Bishop
New York
Chevy Chase
United States
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Miss Harley
Ranity
California
Hurley
T. H. Pohidemus
Margaret Curtis
Molle B. Adams
Caleb F. Fox
Nelson to Rest After Sparring Injuries in Press Reports
Boxer Battling Nelson may skip fights until February with Packey McFarland as likely foe. He canceled contracts after hurting his hands during sparring and is resting. A physician warned to protect his hands if he returns to the ring.
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Battling Nelson
Packey McFarland
Bat
Bishop Lawrence on water at dinners amid temperance debate
In an English magazine interview Bishop Lawrence states he favors national measures discouraging drinking but not prohibition. He argues Americans are temperate and water should be offered at meals, noting guests may prefer water and doctors warn against excess fluids. The piece explores dinner hospitality and substitutes for alcohol.
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Massachusetts
Treasury
Lordom
Americana
Bishop Lawrence
The Only Safe Ground
Dr Samuel Johnson praised abstinence over moderation while noting the difficulty of total abstinence. The piece laments widespread intemperance among elites and clergy, contrasting past excess with today. It urges total abstinence as a high standard and calls for stamping out rum.
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Samuel Johnson
Christian Herald
England’s Drink Bill Shows Decline in Alcohol Use
The article notes downward shifts in British drinking, with beer per head dropping from 32 to 27.63 gallons since 1900 and spirits from 2 to under 1 gallon. It records liquor shops dropping from 265,842 to 218,631 and predicts further temperance gains in the next decade.
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England
United Kingdom
Prohibition Sustained in Maine State Campaign
Prohibition remained a key issue in the Maine race as Republicans who opposed resubmission won by about 8000 votes. The close campaign centered on the fate of prohibition and the party’s stance.
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Maine
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