The Spirit and the Kingdom Foretold in Isaiah and Acts
The sermon discusses the Spirit’s fullness and the sevenfold Spirit guiding God’s plan for earth. It cites Jesus birth baptism miracles and gospel mission, urging believers to preach to every creature before Christ’s return to claim the church. It emphasizes righteousness judgment and the coming peace when creation is delivered.
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Pela
Jesus
Christ
Ted Wheter
Israel
Garden of Eden
Earth
Zech
David
Bakers Read and Ponder on Bread Shapes and Loaves
The New York Sun outlines 16 common bread shapes and multiple dough blends. It notes New England loaves in five sizes priced from 5 to 80 cents, with larger loaves sold to boarding houses and families. Hotels favor French bread and Vienna sticks, while crust preference varies by person.
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New England
New York Sun
Peculiar Gift of a Young Pianist in Pittsburg
Oscar Radin a 19 year old Pittsburg musician is praised for rare talent in arranging orchestral scores. He works as a pianist for a dance academy while studying, reading histories and travels between performances. The piece notes his perfect timing memory and unconscious multitasking.
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Pittsburg
Oscar Radin
Radin
Dia Patch
Processing gold and silver lace by boiling in lye
A Jewelers' Circular describes cutting lace into pieces, tying tightly, boiling in soap lye to shrink the size, removing the cloth, rinsing in cold water, and beating with a mallet to extract the alkali, revealing the metal in its beauty.
G A K convention honors and Civil War veteran leader
The G A K convention last week elected officers led by Colonel Thomas G. Lawler of Illinois as commander in chief and Major A P Burchfield of Pittsburg S V C with others including Charles H Shupe of New Orleans on the council. Lawler, born in Liverpool in 1644, joined the Nineteenth Volunteer Infantry in 1861 and earned a roll of honor for the Atlanta campaign and Missionary Ridge. He later organized the Rockford Rifles and led the Illinois National Guard Third Regiment before entering lumber and coal work. The article also notes a Washington study by Dr. Arthur McDonald testing 6,000 schoolchildren to compare nutrition and intelligence across classes and races, with initial findings suggesting varying mental development by race and gender.
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Thomas G. Lawler
Sinois
A. P. Burchfield
Pittsburg
Charles H. Shupe
New Orleans
J. VC
Darrow
Connecticut
Liverpool
Eng
Illinois
Rockford
Ill
Nineteenth Volunteer Infantry
Missionary Ridge
Atlanta
Rosecrans
Army of the Cumberland
Rockford Rifles
West
Ilinois National
Washington
Arthur McDonald
United States Bureau of Education
London
Boston Transcript
Senator Hill Receives Dining Invitation in Washington Post
In a Washington scene Senator Hill, praised for defending President Cleveland, chats with Senator Smith in the cloakroom as a page brings a large square envelope. Mr Smith asks about a dinner with the president. Hill, with a twinkle, declines for now.
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Cleveland
Senator Hill
Senator Smith
Mr. Smith
Washington Post
Administrator's Sale of Hapgood Estate in Marlborough
Public auction on October 4 1894 at 9 in the morning offers 80 acres of farmland near Marlborough with buildings and fruit trees plus 18 acres of additional fields and pastures and 8 acres of wood land. Personal property includes dairy cows a Holstein bull horses hogs hay corn wagons sleighs and farming implements along with household goods. Real estate to be sold at 1 60 o'clock p m with ten percent down and balance in 15 days. Marlborough Mass September 12 1894.
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Hapgood
Stow
Lewis Hapgood
Marlborough
Mass
Hosmer Street
Fort Meadow Dam
City of
Marlboro
Hudson
Rockbottom
Lyman Hapgood
Time Table Corrected July 1 1894 Trains West
Railway timetable corrected to July 1 1894 affects westbound services. Notices indicate adjusted departure times and platform changes. Passengers should verify latest schedules at stations or through official notices.
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Ieave Pasengers
Hudson
Dale
Boalences
Northampton
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