I would see Jesus in the call of Nathanael and Philip
A devotional study on John 1 35 49 cites Andrew Philip Nathanael and Jesus meeting. It highlights bringing others to Jesus not to a church, the faith tested by Nazareth doubt, and Nathanael’s confession Rabbi thou art the Son of God the King of Israel.
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Printing Speeches Dominate Tariff Debate Coverage
The Boston Advertiser notes Congress members issued numerous speeches during the tariff debate. Reed’s closing remarks circulated via private Washington firms, Wilson and Crisp speeches were widely distributed, Lodge ten thousand copies, Morrill and Hoar also in demand, with Voorhess and Mills’ Senate openings circulating heavily.
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Ty Democrata
Boston Advertiser
Uses and Luxury of the Daily Bath in Summer Heat
Practical notes on why daily bathing aids heat loss through the skin, the risks of clogged pores, and the need to restore normal body temperature before bathing. Warns against overcooling, skin salt crusts, and notes sea bathing benefits and waste excretion. Also includes brief medical commentary on true sweetbreads versus substitutes from Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Orfe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Popular tenor refuses encore due to Maud’s illness
A famed tenor, famed for shunning encores, halted his performance of Come Into the Garden, Maud after a rousing call for more. He explained Maud is ill and has been sent to bed, so a further request would be useless until she recovers.
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To Mae Hobe
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Maud
Ladies and Tiemen
London
Encounter with a wild black bear near Brevard Florida
Mrs. C. F. Latham, lone on the Indian river peninsula, faced a six foot black bear at close range near her porch. She used an umbrella as a defense after the bear rose on its hind legs and approached, then forced the animal to retreat into palmettos as she fled toward safety.
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C. F. Latham
Oak Lodge
Indian River
Brevard County
Fla
W. T. Hornaday
Nicholas
Ancient and varied dry bearings in early machinery
The article traces dry bearings from Roman times to modern periods, noting iron, stone, and wood bearings in mills, wagons, Nubian water wheels, and oiled leather options. It highlights plumbago as the most successful bearing material, with examples from Egypt and Killingworth Hedges in Cussier's Magazine.
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Java
Pompeii
England
Egypt
Killingworth
Cussier
Murder Word Etiquette Suggests Fire Alarm Instead
A quoted speaker urges avoiding the word murder during a midnight assault. The advice counters instinctive reactions, arguing that shouting fire draws crowds and help, while scream of murder may leave victims helpless as others ignore the danger. The passage emphasizes practical fear responses over sensational labels.
Knitting Machine Chain Bar System Innovations
The article describes a glass curtain knitting process using timed needle operation guided by a chain bar cylinder. A crank-driven gear system moves the chain, delivering yarn and triggering needles to form loops, with blanks on bars preventing movement. Also noted are public garden plant propagation methods using moss wrapped around a cut branch to generate rootlets for cloning plants.
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Washington Star
Saving Yond Versus Hank
A New York Recorder tale reports a young man drawn to a loan association who saves $10 monthly there and $10 monthly in a savings bank. After ten years his loan association balance reaches $1,800 while his bank balance remains $1 due to fines for delinquencies and the bank not affecting his shares.
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Saving Yond
Hank
New York Recorder
The Making of Shakespeare Says Shakespeare Was a Plowboy
An old woman from Leamington recalls telling a cor respondent that Shakespeare was “only a plowboy” and that he was overlooked until Americans brought him into attention. She adds that he was never thought much of until that surge of interest.
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Shakespeare
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England
Stratford-upon- Avon
Law
Boston Transcript
Time Table Corrected July 1 1894
Local rail schedule updated with corrected times for eastbound trains effective July 1 1894. Changes affect departure and arrival slots, with timetable adjusted to reflect revised connections and platform changes. Authorities urge riders to verify current departures before travel.
Marlboro Branch Theater Train Schedule Revised
Time table corrected May 27 1894 shows Marlboro Branch theater trains from Boston on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11 15 p m arriving Marlboro at 12 53 a m Thursdays and Sundays. A Marlboro to South Acton theater train runs Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11 35 p m with stops only for signalled or passenger requests. Additional weekday Marlboro to Boston trains at 6 40 7 35 and 11 20 a m and Sunday 7 45 a m. Through coaches attached for certain Boston and Marlboro runs. J R Watson G PLA
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