The Chief tain Sermon on Christ as the supreme leader
Dr. T DeWitt Tal mage preaches The Chief tain with Canticles 10 10 as text proclaiming Christ as the supreme over all, above nations and arts, urging bold gospel preaching and expansive vocabularies to honor Him. He cites Luther Bunyan and Constantine era figures, urging readiness for martyrlike death and heavenly reward.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Roger
Christ
Pelion
Thessaly
Ossa
Olympus
Isaiah
Paul
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Cherubim
Seraphim
Archangel
Solomon
Mount Olivet
God
Heaven
Shakespeare
Milton
Stafus Choate
Christ the Conqueror
Jesus Christ
Perdon
Trolley Freight Cars
Improvement notes electric trolley cars expanding beyond passenger service to mail and freight tasks. Cities like St Louis and Pittsburgh area develop electric baggage and passenger cars, freight operations, and even electric ambulances. Rural use grows as farmers ship produce via electric freight lines and combination cars.
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Nt. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Keesport
Inquesne & Wilmerding
Pennsylvania
Pitteburgh
Railroads and freight lines expand across the nation
The article notes new trolley and rail links from Lenape to West Chester and the Rockland Thomaston Camden line, stretching about a dozen miles. It discusses freighting schemes, road provisions, and a California project linking Marysville and Auburn to move produce cheaply, powered by South Yuba Water Company turbines.
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Lenape
Weat Chester
Pamdals
Rockland
Thomaston & Camden
Llane
Tia Frankfort
Spokane
California
Moe
Marysyville
Auburn
Central Pacific
South Yuba Water Company
N. Y. Tribune
Wisdom From Canada on Dairy Traffic and Road Costs
An Ontario editor argues that better roads could cut milk transport costs. He cites 1,250 butter and cheese factories in the province, moving about 4,000 pounds daily per facility, totaling large provincial milk volumes. He calculates current transport costs and potential savings from improved roads and higher load weights.
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Rites
Ontario
Minlelig
Convict Labor and Road Building Policy Debate
The article discusses using convict labor for road construction as a solution to road improvements and labor issues. It cites North Carolina and other states, reporting on costs and potential benefits while noting concerns about labor competition and taxpayer burden. It mentions experiments in several states and acknowledges differing outcomes.
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North Carolina
Maine
California
Warlman
New York
Delaware
Northarolina
Aubin
Indore
Nile
Chicago
Roads Widen for Bicycles as Traffic Shifts
An era of road improvements centers on bike friendly upgrades as bicycles grow in use. Public thoroughfares will be redesigned to allow bicycle and rubber-tired carriages, signaling broader changes across the country. Investments in bicycles exceed those in carriages in some areas as youth embrace wheeled transport.
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Wheela
Plant Thrifty Trees Along Public Highways For Shade And Utility
The author extols planting thrifty fruit trees along roadways to provide shade reduce glare and cool travel conditions. He notes German habit of diverse tree rows along highways and urges similar practice to combine utility with beauty on public roads.
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Mbr
Tayland
Continent
Cyrman
Hurin
Limestone's shifting use as top dressing and road material
The article discusses limestone once viewed for top dressing and ditching, noting it proved unsatisfactory long term. It describes limestone's dustiness when dry and paste when wet, and suggests alternative, more durable materials for road and ditch work. It ends with a fragmented line mentioning Verlaynier Stale Cuchopist, Arkinsis.
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Herocle
Hinestore
Arkinsis
Fragmented note ponders prayer and need across a jumble of names
The text reflects on why prayers seem unanswered when desires are unworthy or self centered. It blends unclear references to individuals and places with scattered phrases about faith and discipline, leaving the core message obscured by garbled lines.
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Agarn
Constantinople
Gibros
Jerpsalem
Bethel
Palestine
Beth-horon
Caleb
Joshus
Bethhoron
Joshua
Cormyarst
Merom
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Lotate
Gilgal
Judah
Jericho
Canaan
Jephunneh
Moses
Hebron
Langs
Piles Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Dr Willama presents a fast acting pile remedy blamed to relieve itching and bleeding. The text touts universal efficacy and warrants results with every box sold through Williams Mfg Co and local druggists in Cleveland and Forbes Block.
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Willama
Mataorha
Allaya
Avery Tyxis
Drugrats
Arsenthy Matlon
Williams MF G CO
Prop's
Cleveland
Cranderson
Forbes
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Jesus
Talmage Diecsars
Amacniem
Herald
Deontrius
Martin i Luther
Stanpitz
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Saladin
Rurhteons
Athorns
Ste
Lin Siwoek
Gordon Hall
Wilberforce
Ywytor
Charles Hare
Eaven
Mathers Tine
Seraphinon
Gor
Inth
Anu
Cappudsein
Antioch
Jerusalem
Solo
Edward I
Iery
Asia Minor
Holy
Huaven
John Bunyan
Harpsan
Asyec
International Lrason
Vans
Caton Howard
Sosaiy
Ofixal
Jerinin
Erder
Esrael
Achan
Lot
Shechem
Mount Eval
Gerizim
Ehbal
Dent
Elecchic! Baggagh and
Pabhenger Cats Express Company
Aity Dinepensary
Buanstittr
Tergn
Wisdom From
Canada
Beng
LK. Beaca
East Maln Street
Coshocton, Ohio
Dogo Fatale
Ctoveland
Ohio
Furnissing Mare Ou
Pimetical Almiter
Sone
Gshocton
Harmniens
Dr. Peal
Siedle
Aera Aueres Thane
Anuel van Aerk
Eliine
Pearse
Origene
Perae Tyre
Beth Heoat
Les Kerr
Mary
Dr. Price
Thor
Rae
Lown
TUE Lippincott Glass CO
Alexandria
Inds
de Callan
J. B. Dillon
J. B. Callahan
The
Age
Ohio Farmer
New York Tribune
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