Paul’s farewell sermon at Troas and charge to Ephesian elders
Acts 20 16 38 covers Paul’s journey from Ephesus to Corinth to Troas and his long sermon. He emphasizes his character as a bond servant with humility and tears, his method of work including teaching house to house and public proclamation, and his aim to make believers citizens of heaven. He warns elders at Ephesus to shepherd the church and to watch against trials and false leaders, stressing that giving liberally reflects Christlike blessedness.
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Paul
Corinth
Phillips
Troas
Rabbi
Perth
Hue
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Teiss
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Ile
Church of God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Heaven
Cyres
Germans Lose the Initiative in Second Year of War
New York reports the war has shifted to the Allies as Germany faces a mounting cost and setbacks. The article recalls German advances in 1914–15, the Allied mobilization including conscription in Britain, Russia’s renewed strength, and battles across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, noting a high total war cost of about 55 billion dollars.
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Belgium
France
East Prussia
Serbia
Montenegro
Verdun
Russia
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Vonil Vietory
Tarnopol
Lutsk
Czartorystk
Trusi
Crite
Peuto
Reichstag
Paris
England
David Lloyd- George
Great Britain
House of Commons
Asquiths
Record bank deposits surge across United States in four year span
The article notes total deposits for 7,578 Federal member banks reached 11.1 billion dollars in four years ending April 1, 1916, up 39 percent from 1912. Growth is broad by region with New England 31 percent, West 42 percent, Eastern centers posting largest gains, and Southern and Pacific regions showing solid increases despite war effects. It highlights regional shifts under the new Federal Reserve system and rural credits, with expectations of further expansion as postwar activity resumes.
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United States
Mit
United Six
New England
Europe
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Boston
Federal Reserve Center
West
New York
Pennsylvania
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
Batimore
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific West
Rubber's early voyage and Goodyear link highlighted
Rubber arrived in the United States in 1800, coinciding with Charles Goodyear's birth. About a century later a Gaston navigator brought back boats crafted from coagulated rubber from Brazil. Their water resistance sparked immediate popularity.
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United States
Charles Goodyvesn
Gaston
Brazil
How to Remove Stoppers From Bottles
To remove a stopper when tough, rap the bottle neck with a glass object to create a sympathetic vibration. This helps loosen the stopper without breaking the bottle. Use a tool of the same material as the stopper and strike around it evenly until it loosens.
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New York City
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