Deliverance in Philippi Acts 16 16 40
A Moody Bible lesson on Acts 16 16 40 centers on Paul and Silas in Philippi. It covers the slave girl possessed by a spirit, the jail break after prayer and hymns at midnight, the jailer’s conversion, and the magistrates’ reaction. The story ends with the Philippian church’s foundation and Paul’s departure with Timothy.
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Jesus
Dean Vaughn
Philippi
Lydia
Apollo
Mt. Parnassus
Paul
Stalker
God
Gadarene
Silas
Christ
Pilate
Apostle
Philipp
Sugar Tariff Opposed By Press Inheritance Tax View
The Wall Street Journal article notes Great Western Sugar’s postwar profits and rising stock value. It argues against taxing consumers extra sugar and favors removing sugar from the tariff list with revenue raised via a national inheritance tax, per the Chicago Journal.
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Wall Street Journal
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Western
United States
Chicago Journal
Peculiarities of Big League Sluggers
The article notes many great sluggers are right handed while high percentage hitters are often left handed. It discusses Cap Anson, Delehanty, Cravath, Merkle, Hickman as right-handed power hitters and Cobb, Collins, Baker, Kauff, Speaker, Daubert, Luderus, Doyle as faster left-handers. Wilbert Robinson explains why left handed hitters have advantages at first base and against infield throws, and questions whether Lajoie and Wagner would gain from switching sides, concluding most right handers retain power and that switching would hurt their slugging.
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Cap Anson
Ed Delehanty
Lajoia
Wagner
Cactus
Cravath
Anon
Fred Merkle
Giants
Hickman
Cobb
Collins
Baker
Kauff
Speaker
Daubert
Luderus
Doyle
Lajoie
Robby
Congress Sees Hopeful Outlook for Wilson Foreign Policy
Congressman Huddleston reports rising support for President Wilson in Congress and among the public. He notes confidence in his leadership to weather crises with honor, citing German and Mexican affairs and contrasting earlier criticisms of pace and action.
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Congress
George Huddleston
Wilson
Huddleston
Washington
Germany
Mexico
Baker impresses publishers as a forceful defender of preparedness
Secretary Baker’s dinner remarks at the American Publishers Association display his strong personal force, clear vision, and sincerity. The speech counters pacifist fears and shows his standing as a national figure, confirming the war department’s commitment to battlefield readiness under his direction.
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Baker
American Publishers’ Association
War Department
Congress
New York Times
Career of J Milton Stock Captures Phillies Regular Third Base Job
John Milton Stock born July 11 1893 in Chicago won the Phillies regular third base job from rivals including Bancroft. He started in semi pro clubs in Chicago and began pro ball in the Wisconsin Illinois league. Drafted by the Giants in 1911, he joined spring training then was farmed to Buffalo and Mobile through 1913.
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John Milton Stock
Phillies
Bancroft
Chicago
Ee Clube
Windy City
Alo
Giants
Buffalo
Wee
Mobile
Baseball stories and star players of the season
Joe Bush bids fail to sustain a season while Wambaganss shines at short for the Indians. Babe Ruth appears improved as a pitcher. Bresnahan catches most games for his team. Ty Cobb thrives after returning. Del Pratt underperforms for the Browns. Boston Braves trust their pitching after releasing Knetzer. George McQuillan starts strong at 31. Helne Groh leads third basemen in distant hits. The Red finds peak form. Max Plack shines for the Cubs and wins Chicago fans. Oakland fans vow a $4000 purse if Rowdy Elliott’s squad takes the Coast pennant.
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Oakland
Rowdy Elliott
Will Find Wilson Hard to Beat
A Western Republican senator says Wilson is currently a million votes stronger than the Democratic party. He warns that without Wilson at the ticket a Republican win would be likely, but with Wilson leading the Democratic ticket at St Louis the outcome remains uncertain according to the New York Evening Post.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
West
St. Louis
New York Evening Post
Wilsons Re election Lure Boosts Confidence in 1916
Washington reports say President Wilson will likely be re elected regardless of Republican or Progressive coalition. Democratic leaders express confidence and focus on national prosperity as the mood favors Wilson.
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Wilson
Washington
Wilsson
Frugal method yields gravy stock from pan drippings
A housekeeper expert explains saving pan drippings to make a savory gravy stock. After removing meat, pour boiling water into the pan to dissolve meat essence, strain into a bowl, chill to form a solid fat layer, then lift it for use in hash ragout or soup stock.
Household Hints and Fabric Care Methods
Practical tips cover furniture polish mixtures with sweet oil turpentine and ammonia for shine. Drying white knitted jersey on a coat-hanger preserves shape better. Ground rice cleans white cloth, applied with white flannel and brushed after 2 3 hours. Beewax and salt polish rusty stone to a glassy shine. Silk stockings should not be ironed. wash with soap soda and lukewarm water. Do not iron lingerie ribbons damp. wrap around a bottle to dry softly. use a cork kettle knob repair with a screw and burr for a heat resistant handle.
How to Cook Spinach with Pork and Egg Garnish
Steam spinach until tender in a closed vessel with little water. For each pint of spinach, mince one half cupful fat pork and fry until crispy. Add fried meat to the greens, season thoroughly, then stir in one third cupful vinegar or lemon juice per pint. Serve immediately in a dish garnished with sliced hard boiled egg.
Raisins and unpeeled rhubarb in pies spark home tips
A Boston Globe reader shares pie tips, suggesting layering raisins two inches apart over rhubarb and skipping peeling. The writer washes each stalk and slices it, believing unpeeled rhubarb yields a richer pie.
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Boston Globe
Peach Gratin with Creamy Bake and Meringue
Prepare with canned peaches in a flat gratin dish. Pour a mixture of two ounces butter two ounces four one ounce sugar half a pint milk and peach shrub. Beat four eggs separate yolks and whites fold in after cooling. Cook butter flour sugar and milk, then bake thirty minutes in a moderate oven.
Creamed Celery and Egg on Toast Supper Dish
A leftover creamed celery mixture was rewarmed by boiling in water then moved to a cooler stove area. Two chopped hard boiled eggs were stirred in just before serving on toast for a simple supper.
Fish Toast Method From Old Recipe Card
A simple preparation uses cold flaked fish free of skin and bones. Heat with enough water to moisten, stir in butter pepper and salt, pour over buttered toast and garnish with poached eggs in muffin rings.
To Clean the Range Kitchen Tip
An ordinary blackboard eraser is recommended near the kitchen range to wipe the top. This keeps the range clean and requires washing or polishing only once or twice a week.
Linen that needs no starch when properly dampened
The article notes that fine damask linen requires no starch if dampened and ironed until dry, yielding the necessary dressing and smooth finish for proper presentation.
British War Chief and Staff Drowned on Hampshire
The British cruiser Hampshire sunk off the Orkney Islands with Earl Kitchener and his staff aboard en route to Russia. Four boats were seen leaving the ship with no survivors found. Kitchener, famed as England's war minister, planned to visit Archangel and Petrograd to aid munitions supply for Russia.
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Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Earl Kitchener
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Petrograd
Earl
Orkneys
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White Sea
Boril Kitchener
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Germany
England
Lord Northcliffe
Kitchener
Egypt
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India
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Ireland
Earl Kitchener Death Sinks British Cruiser Role
English minister of war Earl Kitchener died when the British cruiser carrying him to Russia was sunk. He had been created Earl of Khartoum and Broome in 1914 for his wartime service.
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Kitchener
Earl of
Khartoum and
Broome
Carson Consults Ulster Leaders on Irish settlement terms
Sir Edward Carson addressed about 600 Ulster representatives in Belfast on Tuesday regarding proposed terms for an Irish settlement. The press was not admitted to the meeting.
Japanese Prime Minister Not Assassinated, U.S. Report Debunked
Circulating claims in the United States that Count Shigenobu Okuma had been assassinated are unfounded. Officials confirmed no such event occurred and the report lacks basis.
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Tokyo
United States
Shigenobu Okuma
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