Bring Religion Into Ordinary Life, Says Reverend Dr Talmage
The speaker argues faith must guide daily conduct not just Sabbath worship. He urges Christians to integrate gospel principles into work, conversation, and trials, noting God notices small acts and insignificant tasks alike and everyday life should reflect persistent piety.
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Bowton
Norwalk Bridge
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Mummies and Mummification in Ancient Egypt
Estimates claim 420 million mummies from B G 2000 to A D 700, with some historians reaching 741 million. The business of embalmed artifacts thrives, attracting travelers who collect heads and statues, while full-sized specimens range from 500 to 5000 dollars and babies from 50 to 60 dollars, reflecting luxury items in a grim hobby.
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New York World
China’s Infant Prodigies Compete for Literary Honor
The London News reports an infant prodigy in Hong Kong entering licentiate examinations as a candidate for literary honors. Examined by Panya Cherisien, the child wrote a concise essay on the given subject, though in juvenile handwriting. The observer notes that passage of the Literary Chancellor is the final step to earning the level of licentiate and entering the Dragon’s gates.
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Hong Kong
Panya Cherisien
Dragon's Gates
London News
Queen Victoria's Busy Windsor Castle Breakfast Routine
The article describes Queen Victoria at Frogmore in summer, starting around 9 o'clock with breakfast on the lawn, then work in a tent with dispatches arriving from Windsor Castle. Mounted grooms shuttle messages, and at about 1:30 she returns for luncheon reflecting a bustling royal schedule.
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Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Frogmore
Sting and Bee Biology In Lemble's Frantic Letter
The letter rants about stings and bees, mixing antiwar civic musings with science. The writer extols honeybees, compares man and nature, and glorifies bee warfare as a metaphor for resilience. He cites Mr Livesey and Mr Bussey, notes bee colony structure, and muses on light speed and the universe.
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Diuveat
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Iit
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Famora
Mr. Livesey
Bussey
Rowl
Cambria
Belgium introduces Sunday postage stamps with detachable tag
Belgians unveil a nine denomination set of Sunday stamps in two languages French and Dutch. The stamps show King Leopold I and bear a detachable tag to indicate no Sunday delivery. Minister T Vandenpeeveboen, a strict religious advocate, backs the plan to promote Sunday mail respect.
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T. Vandenpeeveboen
Belgium
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