Visions of the Night and Dreams in Bible Teachings
A preacher argues that dreams are not divine instructions and that the Bible provides clear guidance. most dreams arise from physical causes, but God can appear in dreams to warn or convert. He cites historical figures and shows cautious faith in dream imagery while condemning nocturnal fantasies and indigestion as false revelations.
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Fran. Klopsch
God
Abimelech
Jacob
Earth
Heaven
Joseph
Pharaoh
Solomon
Gideon
Nebuchadnezzar
Christ
Pilate
New York
Pittsburg
London
Glasgow
Manchester
Celestial City
Adam
Eve
Christendom
Chow King
Eddystone
Barnegat
Atlantic Ocean
Boylain
Job
Gregory
Mount Etna
Quincey
Asia
Vishnu
Seeva
Isis
Osiris
Pyramids
Leipsic
Dresden
Borodino
Jasper Parapets
Tertuillan
Martin Luther
John Huss
St. Augustine
Julius Cesar
God of the
Dr. Bushnell
Yount
California
Carson Valley Pass
Capt. Yount
Althey
Sierra Nevadas
Cranage
Wellington
England
John Newton
Satan
Fulton Street
Lamphier
John Hardon
Herbert Mendes
Apollyon
Westminster
The Passover Instructions and Observance
A Sunday school lesson outlines Exodus 12 3 14 detailing how Israel should select a blemish free year old lamb on the tenth day split into family groups feed it prepare unleavened bread and bitter herbs roast it and eat in haste with blood on doorposts. It notes gods pass over judgment on Egypt and the feast as a memorial for future generations.
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Congregation of Israel
Egypt
Promised Land
Goshen
Ussher
B. C
Israel
The Christ motive and church life lessons
A reflective piece cites the Christ motive as vital church machinery and links sober leadership to sober homes. It asserts fervent prayer by a righteous person prevails, notes the downtrodden church possesses uplifting power, and warns that misreading truth without love is cold and unhelpful.
Curious Windmill Uses Involute Wheel Design
A windmill built by J. G. Benster of Moline Illinois features no gears or cranks. Power is transmitted by an involute wheel integrated with the steel wheel for the fans. Trees serve as supports and ladders. the mast uses tubing. mills can be moved on a wagon and set in any field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Benster
Moline
Scientific American
Dictates of Fashion Highlight Turquoise and Leather Tones
A fashion note describes tan gowns with soutache trim, lawn corset covers, and cream lace accents. It covers new French hats in beaver and camel-hair styles paired with utilitarian outfits, praises turquoise for December and Christmas gifts, and notes black and steel accents and velvet dot trims on stocks and net foundations.
Rural Delivery Expands Post Office Reach and Benefits Farmers
The latest rural delivery provisions merge post office and money order services at one site. Stamps and money orders are issued and registered letters handled, with carriers delivering packages when it does not delay mail. Farmers adapted with improvised mail boxes, boosting land values and magazine circulation. Hope Indiana hosts the oldest route. The system covers 5,395 miles and 8,914 square miles, serving 196,712 people who previously traveled miles for mail.
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Washington County
United States
Hope
Ind
A Straw Ice House From Straw Stack
A straw ice house will do good service if properly made. Use a loose framework not tightly boarded, level floor, and a drainage trench for meltage. Build a long passage with air locks to cut air currents. divert surface water away and keep hogs out to prevent air intrusion.
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Theron L. Hiles
Ohio
How to Keep Butter Sweet in Brine Storage
A recipe from Ohio Farmer recommends packing churned butter in half gallon jars, shielding from light and air, then sinking jars in a strong brine. Mix water with pulverized saltpeter, borax, and sugar, scald, skim, and strain before sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Public Nuisance on Sixth Avenue Elevated Train
A New York Tribune account describes a scene on a Sixth Avenue elevated train where an elderly, talkative woman harassed a young mother with two small children. Persistent questions about the children’s ages relations and marriage left the young woman flushed and annoyed, eventually prompting her to leave the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
New York Tribune
Quail on Toast in the Rough
A caricatured scene narrates a dray carrying about 60 crates of birds including ducks geese hens and pigeons. Bystanders joke about the cargo while a passerby mislabels the birds as blackbirds until a chef quips they might become quail on toast tomorrow.
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New York Times
East Seventeenth Stret
Third Avenue
Bill
Antoine
Pretty Antoinette
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Dr. Talmage
Strawstack Ice House
Eastern Mail
Toledo
Atlantic Express
Wayne A
Hocking
Ly Defiance
Defiance
Fostoria
Athens
Jackson
Pomeroy
Eceseet
Columbus
Iga Nassau St
N. Y
G. W
G. M. Watkins
First National Bank
the Peoples National Family Newspaper
York
TRI Weekly
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Agricultural Department
Rankin
Bright
Dr. Rankin
Eri
ACT Tonic
Rankin Drug CO
Brown Bros
Buoine
Clinton Street
Chicago
Illinois
E. N. Lewis
Defiance, Ohio
Clinton St
4Th and
6Th Street
D. E. Dozer
DR. G. D. Edgar
Crosby House
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