Tomb and Temple in India's Taj Mahal Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage tours the Taj Mahal as a pinnacle of world architecture and a symbol of memorial grandeur. He then visits Elephanta Caves in Bombay, contrasting Hindu idols with Christian mission work and urging faith to overcome idolatry.
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Feeding the five thousand lesson notes in old Sunday school
The text outlines Jesus feeding five thousand near Bethsaida, with notes on John the Baptist's martyrdom and Jesus retreating with disciples. It details the crowd's need, Jesus compassion, and the mission context from Mark and Matthew, noting travel by land and sea and the impending Passover preparations.
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Feeding the Five Thousand and the Lesson for Us
The sermon recalls Jesus feeding five thousand men with five loaves and two fish, detailing the crowd, the disciples, and the twelve baskets gathered afterward. It urges sharing the gospel with all motives and trusting God to work through us, using simple acts to enable greater outcomes.
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Small Greenhouses Heated by Oil Stoves Planned
A plan for heating tiny greenhouses attached to dwellings uses oil stoves with a brick inclosure and a heated sheet iron tank. The hot air travels through a network beneath benches, with pipes and a roof vent to avoid kerosene odor, adjusted per room size and cold exposure.
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Forest Preservation Advice to Increase Value of Wood Lots
Prof W. R. Lazenly argues on Ohio Farmer that farmers should devote land to trees or pasture, not both, and insist on keeping land stocked with young healthy trees. He urges filling vacant ground with ash, oaks, chestnut, walnut, and other valuable species to yield tall straight timber. Examine seeds, discard doubtful stock, and test vigor by planting.
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Seed Selection and Mulching Tips for Gardeners
The article advises sorting usable seeds, discarding questionable ones, and listing on hand and needed seeds. It recommends early orders from seed sellers and using corn stalks for mulching strawberries, noting protection from a shallow ground cover and easier hoeing after fruiting. It also touches Maine tribes and craft activities, a brief anecdote about a bag purchase, and a joke exchange.
Fragmentary Real Estate Chat Sparks Depot Proximity Talk
A garbled exchange references property lots near a depot and mentions explosive weapons and long distances. The readable fragments suggest a discussion about proximity to a railway depot and concerns of danger or legality.
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Promotion in the Navy and Its Retirement Range
The piece analyzes navy promotions from Civil War era ranks to rear admirals, noting age 62 retirement rules, likely future losses of Civil War aloft officers, paths to retirement including medical exams and long service, and examples like Commodore Meade and Rear Admiral Worden.
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Tricky Lions Trick Hyenas with Meat Feints
Pearson's Weekly notes dangerous tricks by abimala species with lions using staged meat drops to expose and deter hyenas. The sequence escalates as the lion lures, then smites the final greedy predator with a swift paw and warning growl.
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