Sermon at the Gospel Well Jacob and Rachel at Mesopotamia
A Brooklyn sermon dramatizes Jacob and Rachel at the well as a symbol of the Gospel water. The preacher urges gathering all peoples to drink the water of eternal life, removing pride, and inviting every nation to come to Christ. He contrasts worldly wealth with the riches of salvation and warns against spiritual obstruction.
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Brooklyn
Hamptons
Cortint
Genesia
Mesopotamia
Jacob
Rachel
Ynigar
Howe
Penny de Perma
Venus
Jesus
Thors
Branklyn Dun Hock
New York
Laplander
Patazoiian
Christ Our
Isis
Messpotamia
Jaoilé Jacob
Jesus Dam
Trowbh
Danlel
Bolshogeur
Fife
The Truth About Corns and Their Cure
A condensed explanation of corn formation describes the skin’s two layers, the thickened cuticle and underlying tissues, forming protective patches on feet hands and instrument players. It argues against root extraction as quackery and endorses proper footwear to remove the cause, noting cores are not removable by simple extraction.
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United States
Chicago Herald
Kemeny
Haston
Sprem Vrest
Jena
Indianapolis Journal
Rome
Mary
Flowers for Perfumes Roses Grown and Gathered for Commercial Use
A Chambers' Journal summary explains how old fashioned roses are grown and harvested for perfume. It notes pink wild roses and white jasmine as preferred, with simple varieties favored over refined forms. Plants are pruned after harvest, farms use terraces, and jasmine is planted in rows with regular manuring. Collectors buy flowers as they bloom morning harvest, delivering to manufacturers promptly for fresh processing.
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Chambers’ Journal
Age of Linen Paper Dates and Origins
Wehrs cites a 1308 linen paper exemplar as the oldest extant, possibly made around 1300, with leading writers agreeing on that date. He says linen rags mixed with cotton began the transition to linen-only paper, noting Germany’s claim, while Schonemann credits Italy for early cotton paper in Ancona before the 14th century.
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Wehrs
Germany
Schonemann
Italy
Ancona
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