Christian Education sermon highlights the value of a 100 percent educated life
Rev J D Mord argues that modern society demands educated citizens and leaders. He cites Moses Paul Luther Calvin Wesley Whitfield Edwards Carey Morrison Taylor and Livingstone as examples of church leaders trained in elite schools. He asserts three-fold training mind body spirit yields a true Christian education and urges Christian homes Christian teachers in public schools and religiously oriented colleges to protect faith and morals.
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Moses
Egypt
Peter
Cornelius
God
Saul
Tarsus
Paul
Festus
Abraham
Chaldea
Joshua
Ezra
Jerusalem
Martin Luther
John Calvin
France
Oxford University
John Wesley
Idaye
America
Geo. Whitfield
Johnathan Edwards
Wm, Carey
Robert Morrison
Hudson Taylor
Young J. Allen
David Livingstone
Church
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Vast Army Built The Great Pyramid In Ancient Egypt
The article claims the great pyramid of Egypt, erected over 5,000 years ago, is unmatched in massiveness. It notes original height about 480 feet, base side 764 feet, cubical content over 809 million cubic feet, and mass about 6.84 million tons. Estimates say 100,000 workers built it over 20 years.
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Great Pyramid of
Egypt
Herodotus
Hat Trick Incident at House of Commons
A tin of liquid eggs belonging to MP Tom Johnston was knocked over in the cloakroom at the House of Commons. The spillage dripped into another member’s bowler hat, triggering laughter. The anecdote recalls an actor's earlier egg poaching joke that ended with the hat incident.
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House of Commons
London
Tom Johnston
M. P
Tree
American oil fields near peak production say 1928
The Mining and Metallurgical Society of America reports a likely 1928 peak in U S oil output and expects rising imports and substitutes as consumption grows faster than supply. A geologist committee notes oil production has entered a slow decline while demand climbs.
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New York
United States
Mining and Metallurgical Society of America
Jardine backs tax cuts for farms and rail freight
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine urged tax reductions on farm property and lower railroad freight rates in a speech at Iowa State College in Ames Iowa. The address highlighted farm relief and transportation cost relief as priorities.
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Jardine
Ames
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Riffians Press Forward Toward Fez
French official report says 10 000 Riffians and tribesmen hostile to France push south along the Ouergha River toward Fez. Abd El Krim’s leaders seek to unite tribes against the French as some tribes fall back before the advance and the Taza area feels influence of the offensive.
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Fezi
Two Dead Twenty Five Hurt In Minneapolis Storm
A severe rainstorm and tornado like winds tore a pavilion roof at Lake Harriet, burying about twenty under debris. In South Minneapolis a cafe floor collapsed trapping several diners but no serious injuries reported. Storefronts and houses sustained damage across the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lake Harriet
Hyperboreans The Imaginary Northern People Across Ages
Ancient writers assigned the Hyperboreans to a paradisiacal northern realm beyond Boreas. Virgil, Herodotus, and Pliny tie them to snow and a feathered atmosphere. Modern anthropologists reuse the term for certain northeast Asian and northwest American peoples.
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Apollo
Boreas
Herodotus
Pliny
Asia
America
Rossetti’s Silence Over Llandaff Reredos Ends With Marriage News
The Bishop of Llandaff visited Dante Rossetti in London after long delays in the reredos project. The maid informed him Rossetti no longer paints because he has married, explaining the painter’s absence and lack of replies to letters.
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Rossetti
Llandaff
Rosetti
London
Blackfriars
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Butler Methodial Church
Amundsen
Associated Press
Arctic
Amundsen-Ellsworth
North Pole
J. A. Bouman
Wrigleys
Taylor County
U. S
State Board of Entomoogy
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