Give God a Chance Not By Might But By God’s Spirit
A preacher argues that modern Christian effort overestimates human power and underuses the Spirit. Zerubbabel’s revival comes when Zechariah’s message shifts reliance from self to God, proving not by might but by the Spirit of the Lord. Christians are urged to let God work through them and give the Spirit a chance in daily life and church work.
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Jerusalem
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Dr. Meyer
Jesus
Virtues Of The Eskimo Dog And A Farmer On Football
A fragment from Leslie's Monthly praises the Eskimo dog for endurance loyalty and utility describing its role in transport hunting and survival. It notes mixed breeds and a noble fidelity while recounting stray humorous lines about gifts and a Bowdoinham farmer’s view of Bates Bowdoin football with a farmer’s simple yardstick.
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Brunswick
Hartford Courant
Woman Becomes First Elected Female Justice of the Peace
Mrs. M Agnes Garrett of Garrett Wyoming is elected as justice of the peace and will assume duties after the first Monday in January Elmer E Slothower was elected foreman to enforce orders She was born in Birmingham England in 1862 came to Wyoming in 1884 married T S Garrett in 1884 and has six children She has served as postmistress at Rock Creek and runs a cattle business while advocating women's voting rights and education Portia referenced as a model for her new role
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Wife's dream warns husband before fatal train accident
Mary Johnson of St. Joseph Missouri warned John Johnson not to go to work saying something would happen. Three hours later he was struck by an inbound Santa Fe train at Hickory street terminal yards, losing both legs and suffering fatal injuries.
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Modern Manners and Courtesy in a Frank Era
A Chicago American note argues that rising bluntness and rudeness in public life reflect honesty rather than cruelty. It rejects the idea that indecorum stems from wealth or malice, attributing it to a shift toward frankness and avoidance of sham.
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Chicago
Parisians Favor Mattie Mitchell as Social Leader
Mattie Elizabeth Mitchell wife of Francois de la Rochefoucauld is noted for beauty and originality. As head of Faubourg Saint Jean in Paris she engages in social and charitable work, remains childless, and carries a prominent American profile in French society.
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Mattie Elizabeth Mitchell
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Francois Alfred G. Ton de la Rochefoucauld
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Paris
Not a Gift to Daughter In Carnegie Real Estate Sale
The New York Evening Post clarifies a reported sale of Carnegie property to Mr. Burden on Fifth Avenue. It states the claim of gifting the house to Carnegie’s daughter is unfounded and that the parents oppose vast wealth as a youth’s aim, preferring modest means.
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Burden
Highlands
Fifth Avenue
Making a stalk breaker from rails and wood
Farmers can break corn stalks when ground is frozen using improvised tools. The article details rail-based and wooden pole stalk breakers, including construction steps, chain arrangements, and hitching methods, with notes from J. G. Allshouse in Ohio Farmer.
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J. G. Allshouse
Ohio
Safe lantern box for barn lighting proposed
A method to safely light a barn uses a box mounted on the wall with a glass pane bottom to project lantern light onto the feeding floor. The design directs light through glass, reducing the need to carry lanterns into the stable and lowering fire risk.
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Judd Farmer
Farms and stock for sale and exchange listings
Numerous farm tracts and stock goods advertised for sale or exchange across multiple counties and states. Properties include 22 to 190 acres with improved homes, barns, and timber, plus assorted stock farms, logging land, and orchard parcels. Several listings mention proximity to cities and railroad lines with exchanges for city property or other lands.
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