Jonah and the Wake Up Call on the Ship
A preacher narrates the Jonah voyage as a parable of doom and waking souls. Sailors toss a sleeping passenger overboard while urging prayer and duty, urging listeners to seek their own God and end a life adrift toward Tarshish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarshish
Cenieine
Bryan Whdie
Sawithie Christian Panilachion
Naniex Oriental Cwadt
Mailermancan
Aden
T. de Witt Telmage
Aemal
Speanlm
Kieenham
Toma
Amd
Anne
Jonah
Samdy- Hivolt
Queenstown
Moddy
Cuba
Tle
Oslesper
Tarshivh
Theodore Warner
Renan
Christ
Andrew Jackson Davis
David
Paul
Moba
Greenland
Hir
Lenbergs
Watt
Meg Revteetit
Jesus
Gulf Stream of Mercy
Temmater
Countess of Huntingdon
Massachusetts
Boston
China
Canton
Mary
Earth
Aman
The Sunday School International Lesson 1598
The lesson discusses Moses lifting up the Son of Man as a type, includes Numbers 15 17 20 21 19 and Deuteronomy 4 6 8 1, and reviews the Israelite journey from Egypt to Canaan with Kadesh Barnea as a central hub. It notes Aaron's death around July and the serpents’ punishment in the wilderness near Beersheba and the Dead Sea region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Usher
Aaron
Wouthern
Atabshich
Dead Ses
Gulf of Akebab
Kadesh
Barnea
Beeraheba
Palestine
Canaan
Prooier
Asron
Dead Sea
Red Sean
Red Sca
Akabah
Red Sea
Edom
Maroc
Mount Selr
Mosea
God
Egypt
Ilia
Ain
Paul
Fragmented Bible Excerpt as Moral Reflection and Commentary
A sprawling excerpt blends Biblical narrative with devotional commentary. It recounts Israel’s journey toward Canaan, their complaints, God’s punishment by fiery serpents, and the healing power of the bronze serpent. The text interweaves reflections on faith, unbelief, and moral exhortation.
The Marketing Struggle for Fruit and Roads
The piece argues fruit marketing is harmed by random consignments and traveling solicitors. It calls for organized marketing bodies in every farming region to secure fair sales. It also notes farmers bear taxes for turnpikes and roads, questioning who should pay for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmern’ Vet
Farmers and Roadwork Highlight Rural Scene
The article paints a typical American harvest period with farmers busy at work as roadmaking finishes. It notes rough sod and clay ditches on one side and a smooth path on the other, with country travelers using the improved route while waiting for final leveling after harvest ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bo Doer
Bia Rowdmaking
Son of the Wall
Farmer vows better mails despite rough roads and frost
A Week article quotes a farmer defending road repairs and mail service amid harsh weather. He boasts recent farm equipment and livestock while noting delays hurt riders and cyclists, and urges timely improvements before spring.
Draught Tests For Farm Implements From Utah Station Bulletin
Farmers rely on a Utah Experiment Station bulletin summarizing draught tests of wagons plows mowing machines and harrows. Findings include cutters raising plow draught about 15 percent tracks reducing draught about 14 percent and dull shares increasing draught sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuletink No
Utah Experiment Station
Wide Tired Waggons Show Tire Effects On Draft
A Utah experiment and a manufacturing committee study compare wide and narrow tires. Results detail draft differences on grass sod, hard pavements, soft mud, and soft ground, advocating wide tires for farms and narrow tires for good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnpike
Inncadam
Sluah
Utah
New Edible Grain Reported Found in Russell County
Reports from Russell County Ale describe an unknown edible grain discovered in swamp cane pockets. The grain resembles oats in shape but is larger and yields a pleasant starch. Animals eat it readily and a bread use is suggested though not yet attempted. The report notes strong curiosity and potential nutritional value based on examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alstoma
Hanks
Russell County
Ale
New York Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jomah
Nea
United Presbyterian
N. Y. World
Epoad
Tiaamak
Jack Frost
Farmer's Review
Marchant
Coshooton
L. K. Bessh
Beach
Besch
Heach
Drssa
K. Beach
East Main Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Almont
Hood
Peter
J. Anna B. Smith
Barer Vitle
VORY
Lippincott
Abele
Vatier Ancore
Coek Jen Han
J.B. Gallatan
Callatan & Noble
LB. Dillon
J. B. Callahan
wsPat
HIVE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!