Hunger for Righteousness in Ruth and the Sermon on the Mount
A preacher frames Matthew 5 6 on hunger and thirst after righteousness as a test of spiritual life. He contrasts two kinds of souls dead and living, using Ruth as a model of eager desire for God and His fullness, while Orpha symbolizes worldly reluctance. The message urges self denial, growth in faith, and the promise that the hungry soul shall be filled.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Jesus
God
David
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Temple
Christ Jesus
Belshazzar
Babylon
Daniel
Aser
Heaven
Roosevelt
Washington
Pellmell
Egypt
Moses
Ruth
Christ
Moab
Naomi
Lot
Sodom
Nebraska
Orpha
Itunger
The Married Second Lieutenant And The Domestic Boss
A Town Topics observation notes that a married second lieutenant lacks the clear single focus of a bachelor officer. Commanding officers foresee his trials and weight of outside cares interfering with military progress. The piece praises the brave young wife who defies old soldiers to defend her rights, shaping the infant officer’s career.
aConoclasts in Havana older landmarks torn down
A Baltimore American correspondent laments rapid modernization in Havana. Old city walls at Punta San Fosos and the walls between Zulueta and Monserrate streets are being removed and sold as building stone, erasing tourist draws and Spanish architectural history.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Baltimore American
City
Punta
San Fosos
Gen. Weyler
Zulueta
Monserrate Street
Southern forage crop Japan Clover Hay in Texas bulletin
A Texas station bulletin highlights Japan Clover Hay, botanical name Lespedera striata, as a southern forage plant suited to light soils from Trinity River to the Carolinas and Gulf states. It thrives south of Kentucky and has seeds spread across the region by birds, wind, and livestock since an original Charleston shipment.
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Texas Station
Trinity River
Carolinas
Gulf States
Kentucky
Charleston
D. C
Japan Clover Emerges As Viable Forage In Community
Lespedeza, initially viewed as a weed due to its salivation effect on horses, becomes a valued forage crop after a year or two. Progressive stockmen introduce seeds, which spread through soils suited to the plant. Sow in late spring on prepared land or moist soils. plant 0.25 to 0.5 bushel per acre in April to May. It establishes slowly, remains green through droughts, and self-seeds abundantly after a violet bloom in July and August. In older states, Lespedeza hay is highly prized for stock and soil reclamation.
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Japan
Managing Milk Cows And Feeding Calves For Profit
A collection of old dairy tips notes patient milking to avoid fractious cows, proper udder care, and the value of timely milking. It warns against long delays and suggests balanced care, salt, clean stables, good water, and sugar to reduce bitter tastes in milk. Also discusses butter coloring debates and quotes T F B Sotham on calf feeding efficiency and profitability versus feeding older cattle.
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Barnum
Paul and Silas in Thessalonica and Berea
The Acts account notes Paul and Silas debate in the Thessalonian synagogue for three sabbaths, sparking Jewish envy and a mob that drives them from the city. They travel to Berea where locals study the Scriptures eagerly, but opposition follows, prompting further movement to Athens with a small guard.
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Amphipolis
Apollonia
Thessalonica
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Silas
Jason
Caesar
Berea
Beroea
Philippi
Apollon
Salonica
Athens
Clerks Board of Education Directory Fragments
Fragmentary list of clerks and post offices with names and routes across Defiance, Hicksville, Mark Center, Hicksville, Defiance and other towns. Includes Agams Bidlack, Charles Bid Lack, W Hutt, P M Birdsall, Highland W Stone, E O Stone, Geo C Serrill, Mark Hagen, Heatley, Noble Gruner, Geo Wirth, Zulin Shater, J W Garber, Philipas, R H Gleason, J E Cline, J C Lindersmith.
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Ares Adame
Biac
W.m.stoke
Defance
Hicksville
Paul Hagen
Postomee
Mark den- Nutford
George C. Berrill
Postofiies
Noble
Walter Brown
Defiance
Ohio
Richland
George Wirth
Defanes
Tiffin
E. Shuter
Postoffice
Evansport
Washington
J. W. Garber
Nev
France
R. H. Gleason
Defl- Hicksville
Geo. Shepard
Prominent Figures and Notable Life Events Highlighted
The piece notes Lord Brassey and Lord Dunraven as master mariners with certificates, details Italy’s aristocracy including princes and counts, and profiles Miss Mary Morton’s charity work for New York children. It also mentions Lucien Lyne earning 20000 dollars yearly plus gratuities for riding Keene’s horses, Carnegie’s library aid requests, Frothingham’s large loan on the New York floor, and feats by Frank Fitten and James Proctor in sports and polo trophies.
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Lord Brassey
Lord Dunraven
Italy
Mary Morton
Levi P. Morton
New York
Lucien Lyne
James R. Keene
Andrew Carnegie
James H. Proctor
Myopia Hunt Club
Boston
World News Bits From The Era Of 1902 Headlines
Current topics cover petroleum near Tunis and the world’s highest waterfall in Mexico. Augusta plumbers strike for four dollars a day eight hours, Spain overrun by bandits, and women clerks in Denver form a permanent organization. Royal dinners attract American women, fireman Lawrence dies, and wages for domestic servants in South Africa rise.
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Tunis
Mexico
Augusta
Spain
Denver
Col
Edward
Lawrence
Boston
South Afri
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Clinton St
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