The Battle for God Triumphs Over Skepticism
A sermon proclaims Christianity marches forward amid infidelity claims. It argues Bible prints flourish, churches multiply, and public life leans toward faith. A modern tale warns against skepticism, urging faith in God and the Bible despite secular inquiry.
Billarps Letter on cotton futures and moneyed power
A long social essay argues cotton futures markets shape prices more than actual crop value. It compares bucket shops to speculators, recalls a coffee trader method with a red line price, warns against mob rule and bread brigades, and pleads for calm, lawful labor relations and respect for property.
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The Pole's Attracting Power Across Objects
A St Louis Republic item notes the pole's magnetism appears in various objects beyond the needle. It cites a suspended iron jar aligning north south, a living body purportedly lineing up head to pole, and a demagnetized iron bar gaining polarity after a hammer blow.
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Bullet Waves Show Air Disturbances Outpace Moving Bullets
English experiments photographing flying bullets reveal air waves traveling faster than the bullets and even ahead of them when they move well beyond sound. In one photo the disturbance stood half an inch in front of the bullet’s path as it traveled faster than sound. Even at four times sonic speed the disturbance stayed ahead.
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Writes Letters Backward by Carl Maier in Pittsburgh Dispatch
A Pittsburgh Dispatch feature describes Carl Maier who writes letters backward and upside down, recalling sentences in reverse order as easily as normal writing. He claims lifelong practice began in Saxony while clerking in a grocery, attributing the ability to a concentrated mind and no supernatural cause.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
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