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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
6
An excerpt discussing the Book of Ezekiel its two major divisions before and after Jerusalem's destruction, sections focusing on correction and consolation, and Javernick's nine-part structure. It notes no direct NT quotations from Ezekiel but highlights parallels in Revelation and chapter 37.
The discouraged prophet questions if God's voice called him to endure. Yet a divine encounter by the Chebar river restores hope as he witnesses a vision of dry bones revived and promises of return to Israel. God speaks of open graves and restoration, affirming the Lord's purpose.
A lone thief breaks into a small town bank during a drenching night. He discovers cashier Frazer dead, tied to a final choice by a guilt laden note and a photo of a smiling woman. A telephone dream and Martha’s remembered voice lure him. dawn finds him penniless yet strangely happier, with the bank ruined in his wake.
William A. Radford endorses a cement clad staircase design occupying the least valuable corner of the house. He critiques front stairs and praises a plan that saves space, improves room flow, and sustains comfort. The piece discusses house width 26 by 28.5 feet, cement coatings, and thrifty American ideals.
Sermonette expounds Ezekiel's dry bones as a parable of Israel's crushed state and the impossible restoration by human means. It argues only God's living touch can revive souls dead in sin, contrasting wisdom wealth works and false hopes with the transformative power of the Spirit.
Tourist arrivals in Japan fall month by month in year over year figures, with a notable exception for Russian visitors. The rise is linked to broader use of the Siberian railway, offsetting declines from other markets.
A playful exchange notes a driver’s horse balking three miles out. A farmer is hired to hitch an automobile to the horse and tow him home, reflecting a humorous, old time quip about suspender trust.
The Royal College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Physicians plan to open degrees to women. A London physician notes that other UK bodies already admit women, and while some colleges resisted, women will soon obtain MBChB and LDRCP credentials and pursue Fellow status.
Condensed milk imports to Japan rise from 320000 dollars in 1801 to 1031000 dollars in 1907. The United States supplies 58 percent, Great Britain 25 percent, and Switzerland 13 percent of the imports.
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