Revival Sermons Emphasize Now Is The Time For Salvation
A devotional piece urging immediate commitment to salvation. The Holy Spirit proclaims today as the accepted time, urging readers to heed the call now rather than delaying. The sermon contrasts biblical salvation moments with Noah and Egypt, stressing personal urgency to respond to God.
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Noah
Israel
Egypt
Moses
Aaron
Pharoah
Paul
Apostles
Holy Ghost
Spurgeon
Wesley
Calvin
Peter
James
John
Jesus
Good Roads and Good Things Voice of Town Prosperity
A reflective piece extols good roads as vital to town prosperity and public health. It links road quality to economic vitality, farming efficiency, and community well being, contrasting thriving towns with those hampered by poor infrastructure.
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Rome
Welding Tortoise Shell By Heat And Pressure
A detailed account explains welding hawksbill turtle shell plates into a solid piece. It covers shell structure, regional variations, boiling for softening, cleaning to remove impurities, wrap and press with parallel plates, and gradual heating and cooling to join plates. Small pieces rarely weld due to size and pattern risk.
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Optical Journal and Review
Peculiar California Pine Defies Seed Release
A California pine near the seacoast yields cones that never open to release seeds. Cones stay on branches for years, resisting heat, cold, and ordinary conditions. Some specimens exist in Kew Gardens, with experts noting the species’ remarkable, puzzling propagation difficulty. Fire through intense heat is proposed as a possible means to release seeds.
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California
Kew Gardens
England
Harper
Fore Nothing Joke Sends Golf Warning to Ladies
The Proper Warning joke centers on a reckless golfer who claims he warned a woman by crying out Pore three times. A listener retorts that his warning was ineffective and quips that he should have yelled Three ninety-eight to attract attention, highlighting a humorous misfire on the course.
The Soft Answer Dialogue Fragment
The excerpt shows a snappy exchange with Enpeck and Laura, mocking perfection while a London Globe line references their banter. The fragment captures sharp wit and afterglow of a social exchange without a clear event or outcome.
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Mrs. Enpeck
Soothing His Last Moments Across A Bedside Tale
An Englishman recounts Jonathan Rochell’s final moments and farewell advice to his wife Kate. He suggests she consider marrying his bachelor friend Howard after his death, but Kate responds calmly that she and Howard have already settled the matter between them.
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Jonathan Rochell
Jonathan
Howard
Kate
Cate
Tonty
Wate
A Sure Test of Temperance at the Village Inn
An old German father teaches his youngest son to stop drinking at moderation. He points to two men in the corner, implying four would mean drunkenness, but the boy sees only one man there. The parable ends as the son struggles to grasp the lesson.
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Aes
Longf
Causeway pillars at Staffa resemble ancient archited work
Nature has produced upright pillar formations in rocks through pre historic times, yet Staffa in Scotland presents a unique bending causeway. Stone shafts rise fifty to sixty feet, then curve inward in a graceful and massive line forming a Roman earth like arrangement, as if designed by an architect.
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Staffa
Scotland
Imaginative pupil answers puzzle at Philadelphia school
An instructor recalls a curious student answer during an exam in a Philadelphia institution. A question about the office of the gastric ice led to the humorous reply The stomach, written in haste amid the exam frenzy.
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Philadelphia
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