Do the Will of God Be Ye Holy and Do His Will
A sermon explores the phrase God's will, stressing understanding and doing it. It compares earthly parents and God, explains the need for righteousness through faith in Christ, and urges a step by step commitment to follow God's revealed will. The message emphasizes Holy living and reliance on Jesus for strength.
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Anne
Earth
Heaven
God
Lake of Galilee
Jesus
Jacob’s
Samaria
Adam
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Pharisees
Devil
Peter
Mount Carmel
Matt
James
Tim
Seven-Room Balloon-Frame Model Home for 1500 Dollars
A detailed description of a seven room balloon style dwelling offered by Dennis and Gasitmeyer at 280 Broadway New York. The house features a full cellar hot air furnace stone walls plastered interiors oak staircase and grill work cypress trim nickel plated plumbing roll rimmed tub porcelain closet with oak seat gas kitchen attachments two coat painted exterior and shingle stain. Plans show second floor layout. Erectable in most localities for about 1500 dollars and less in many areas. Parlor and dining room include cabinet quartered oak mantels.
Concrete Skyscraper Demonstrates Modern Structure in Cincinnati
A new 210 foot concrete reinforced with twisted steel lines a corner lot in Cincinnati. The 50x100 foot building rises with a 12 to 20 foot basement, uses Portland cement and crushed stone, and dispenses with traditional steel and stone framing. It tests a bold, unadorned approach amid prevailing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dei
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Timber estimation device changes how sawmills value forests
A western inventor introduces an estimating gauge that measures a tree’s contents by sighting through a tube to capture diameter at a chosen height. The device reads a graduated arc to reveal lumber volume, improving accuracy for buyers and reducing risk as timber scarcity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timate
N. O. Times-Democrat
Sewell to raise Maine wreck in Havana Harbor
R H F Sewell of New Orleans reports a contract with the Cuban government to raise the wreck of the Maine from Havana harbor mud. He seeks to know any US claim before proceeding. The matter is referred to the judge advocate general of the navy. The Cubans reportedly do not claim ownership and aim to improve navigation.
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R. H. F. Sewell
New Orleans
Navy Department
Havana
When Is a Baby Normal in Developmental Sight
A discussion of infant mental development contrasts normal milestones with sub normal signs. Dr. Louise Fiske Bryson cites that normal babies show progressive awake, imitation, walking and speech milestones by ages from birth to three, while sub normal children lack these developments though physical traits may appear abnormal.
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Louise Fiske Bryson
Bryson
Dr. Bryson
Briggins Too Slow to Anger Says Little Person
The Washington Star quotes a little person praising Briggins for his slowness to anger. Miss Cayenne agrees, saying he is so dense he fails to sense when he should resent something until it is too late.
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Briggins
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
American Thrasher Brings Steam Thrasher to Damascus
A steam thrashing machine from Indiana has been installed in Damascus marking a new agricultural efficiency advance in Syria. The device, described as a thrasher, represents modernization of grain processing and could boost local harvest productivity.
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Syria
Damascus
Indiana
Ice Plant Operation Adds Value For Electric Firms
An industry capitalist notes that few know how to run artificial ice plants, a skill aging into a valuable asset for electricians aiming to manage lighting plants south of the Mason-Dixon line. He cites that dual operation shows economy, citing a 300 kW plant adding 100 tons of ice daily with an oiler and fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Dixon
High Art in Garnishing for Plain Dishes
A housekeeper’s guide shows garnishing can elevate simple dishes into epicurean meals. Lobster salad gains from claws coral cress radishes beets and decorative olives. aspic jelly with parsley toppings. fish with potato nests lemon slices and cucumbers. tomatoes add zest. sweets use cherries candied fruits currants and bonbons. fruit and citrus decorations prettify gelatins and cereals.
Temperature Control At Cheltenham Observatory
A week long record at Cheltenham observatory shows internal temperatures stay within about one degree while outside swings reach around 50 degrees. Insulation relies on thick sawn dust packed in multiple walls, with Sitka observatory reporting usage of 3,000 sacks to maintain stable heat.
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Cheltenham Observatory
Sitka Observatory
Olive Oil to Keep Knives Bright and Rust Free
A tip advises rubbing a drop of olive oil on knives and forks before storage to maintain brightness and prevent rust. The note emphasizes simple preservation using common kitchen oil.
Home First Aid Bandages and Antiseptics
Practical guidance on preparing and using home antiseptics and bandages. Detailed steps include making roller bandages from old sheets, selecting widths, boiling and ironing, and using carbolic acid or creoline for wounds. Covers eye washes with boracic acid and step by step wound dressing for small injuries.
Morris county schools seek sober teachers by photograph rule
Morris county New Jersey school board led by James Prendergast will hire only applicants who submit photographs. Educators must look sedate with no middle parting or flamboyant attire. The board will judge by appearance before evaluating teaching ability.
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Morris County
N. J
Jowett
James Prendergast
Upton
Morristown
Physician Recovered Using Milk Diet After Bright's Disease
A physician with Bright's disease, weighing 155 pounds, limited himself to a milk diet of one quart per meal, three quarts daily. Soon his ailment showed no traces, and he gained 30 pounds while continuing his professional duties day and night.
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Bright
Wedderly compliments spouse on musical improvement
Wedderly praises Mrs Wedderly for improvement in music since marriage. She replies she no longer plays or sings, prompting his remark that the improvement lies elsewhere, a light exchange captured by the Chicago Daily News.
Cannibal Chief Questions Missionary Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a Cannibal Chief challenging a missionary who claims to teach locals not to eat humans. The exchange hints at cultural clash and distrust between two groups in a Times report fragment.
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J. M
Lone
David
Phasi
Dennis & Gasitmeyer
Broadway
New York
Pazzza
Hitchen
Bevroom, Sfakie
Bex Koon Sore
Beyoon
Cuba
Maine
Havana Harbor
Orange Judd
New Jersey
the Sunday Bible School
Lemon
Elijah
Elijah the Prophet
Abraham
Isaac
Israel
Kishon
Ahab
Carmel
Jezreel
Noah
Zarephath
Baal
S. le
Benjamin B. Kingsbury
Attorney AT Law
Ur. K. &. Myers
H. W. Myers & Son
Defiance
Ohio
Louisville
Chattanooga
J. A. Williamson
Toledo
D. G. Edwards
Hocking
Hocking Valley
Fisher
WERAL
Cele Oe
H. & D. Railway
Vis B. & C. By
Defianes
Sherwood
Moats
le Ween Caley
Fludson
Manattau
Jackson
Nickel Plate Railway
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