Open Door of Opportunity in Ephesus
Paul’s vision of an open door in Asia leads him to move beyond Macedonia and Corinth. The text urges Christians to seek God’s set doors, enter with Spirit‑empowered zeal, and pursue new revelations of God through present service in Ephesus, despite adversity and fear.
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Ephesus
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Greece
Paul
Jesus Christ
Philippi
Riversie
Silas
Emen
Semanzh
Smith
Athens
Jerusalem
Rome
Diana
Corinth
Ead
Asia
Aegean Sea
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Betistate
Jericho
Joshua
Israel
Christ
William Carey
India
England
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Burma
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Macedonias
Jesus
Demetrius
Athess
Temple
Tarsus
Cilicia
Philip
Evangelist
Caesarea
Horseba
Mnason
James
Brother
The Beauty of Grace and Paul’s Jerusalem Visit
The text urges true grace beyond debtLike benevolence in action and a holy lifeMet to Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem shows conflict over law and gospelPaul defends his witness while authorities struggle to keep peace and order The scene highlights tension between Jewish authorities and early Christian leaders in A D 85 Jerusalem
General Interest Notes on War Costs and Expositions
The piece surveys military uniforms linked to heart disease, declining railroad earnings reports, and the high indirect costs of war. It compares cost scales across the Spanish American War, Paris, Columbian, and St. Louis expositions, and notes Hillary Bell’s multi role career and a yearly homage to his wife through painted portraits and evolving fashion.
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Bell
Freddie and the forest lion in a playful adventure
A whimsical verse describes Freddie in the woods with a broomstick gun and a lion he calls pussy, venturing into a robber’s cave, finding gold, and returning home as his mother calls that the sugar cakes are done.
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Freddie
Pussie
Frank H. Sweet
Entertaining Cherry the clever house cat and a seal anecdote
The article notes Cherry the cat's playful leaps to furniture and trees, his cautious nature around dogs, and a disdain for milk, with details on his diet and sharp claws. It also recounts a tale of a young seal displaying affection after being rescued, and a light humorous bungled exchange about Harris-Walters’ sadness over his daughter’s marriage.
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Jessie van Nest
Tiffin
Cherry
Miss van Nest
Roosevelt
Indian Territory
United States Land Appraisers
W. W. van Nest
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Oregon
Teaching a Monk and Rogue Animals on Stage
A discussion of trained and wild beasts, highlighting that seemingly tame lions and elephants can turn dangerous. Rex the cage lion and Jumbo II are cited as examples of violence behind a controlled act, with notes on seals and other animals understanding each other’s signals. The piece touches on crowd effects and animal reactions, plus a brief joke and a Hydroscope device by Signor Pino.
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Mme
Gertrude Ka
Rex
South Sea
Jumbo II
Mr. Bostock
Cleveland
India
Mex
Charles Judge
Hagenbeck
New York Tribune
City Council Members List Mentioned in Local Ledger
A fragment lists council members including Kit Ward J Beardsley Ward W J Bohannon C E Third Ward Wm Helmick Andy Tuttle and A Groweg, indicating a section noting officials and ward representation.
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J. A. Evans
L. E. Beardsley
Wm. Helttek
W. H. McClintock
Guy Bollestor
F.J. Hay
W. Kern
F.toberan
Thos. Buchholz
Ioner
John F. Hamton
Daniel She Ghief
Louis Spring
John Stecarty
M-B. Stevens
Board of Health
Aa. Viers
Kit
J. E. Beardsley
BE. Psonecana
W. J. Bohannon
C. E
Wm. Helmick
Andy Tuttle
Tarmon Jeager
A. Groweg
Hooker
Helmick
Chenevert
Tuttle
Groweg
Pbifint
Helmicks
Bohannon
Water
Bridge
Jaeger
Sidewalk
Reason for It Visitor at School
A short collage of humorous quotes about school mischief and moral lessons. Includes a child overheard being punished with a ruler, a playful line about not giving answers, and snatches from New York Journal and other papers. Notable bits feature a pianist, a mother’s morality remark, and a child’s cheeky response.
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Tiger
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Boston Watchman
Antonia
Temple Court
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Defiance
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Hicksville
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Sherwood
Thompson
Kate AA ‘Ets
Fred A. Woleenbarger
City Mall
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T.T Shaw
B.F. Openlander
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Sherry
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Ticksville
Paul Hagen
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George A. Serr
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Erte Ales Brown
Penance
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Evansport Special District
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Washington Star
Chowe
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Brooklyn
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H. W. Myers & Sons
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J. A. Williamson
Toledo
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Bill Heads
NEW York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
New-York Tribune
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