The Divine Wooing. A Gospel Sermon of Reconciliation
A midwestern sermon adapts Hosea and the prodigal story to Christ as the World’s True Lover. The speaker portrays God’s righteous jealous love, the need for punishment of sin, and Christ’s sacrifice to bridge the gap, urging ambassadors for Christ to be reconciled to God.
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Be a True Ambassador for Christ in God’s Love
A sermon urges believers to embrace divine love and faith to fulfill their mission as ambassadors of Jesus Christ. It stresses intimate knowledge of God, direct divine guidance, and the need to reconcile souls to God through the love story of Christ. It contrasts human effort with divine power in salvation.
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Weighing One's Words in Times of Hardship
The piece reflects on guides warning against speaking aloud in the Alps to avoid triggering avalanches and on the moral weight carried by those facing heavy burdens. It contrasts supportive individuals with discouragers who magnify others' distress, urging sympathetic restraint to help others endure until light returns.
Soaking In and Gospel Education in Life and Love
A narrator contrasts a prosperous father seeking to educate his son with a deaf farmer who stresses that true education comes from within. The Gospel is framed as a heart appeal driven by love rather than reason, with parables illustrating divine humility and personal choice. The text warns that worldly wisdom cannot replace inner transformation.
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The Sentry and The Boy Tale
A short verse tale features a sentry barring a small boy at the throne room. The boy asserts he is the prince loved by the King, while the sentry fears royal displeasure and the trouble of allowing a child inside. Tudor Jenks via St Nicholas presents a tension between authority and a child claiming royal identity.
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Miniature Volcano Delights Without Real Fire
A Brooklyn Eagle reader explains a safe science toy: build a glass dish volcano with claret wine in a vial, cover with clay, and trigger eruption by pouring water. The red wine rises and forms a red cloud as the water and wine mix, illustrating liquid density without danger.
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Most Remarkable Cat Makes Fishing Debut on Lake
Captain W J Stone of Lyon County owns a cat named Jasper said to rival pelicans in catching fish. Sidney Snooks, deputy port surveyor and Stone's son in law, recalls Jasper fishing in Stone's lake and preferring fish above other food. Jasper began years ago by snatching discarded fish heads and later learned to haul live perch from the water, turning the lake into his hunting ground.
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Game of Alliterati
A classroom activity where players receive letters at intervals to craft sentences with each word starting with the given letter. After all letters are distributed players read sentences aloud and those with mismatched lengths or alliterative starts are identified for correction.
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Brave Bridge Rescue Ends With Narrow Escape at 100 Feet
A painter named Anderson survived a 100 foot plunge from a bridge over the Mississippi after a rope swing failed. He struck a cross rod, felt bones crack, and later floated in cold water unable to swim before crewmembers hauled him into a boat within 15 minutes.
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Screech Owl Talks in a Farmer Boy Tale
A nocturnal owl recounts a dusk to dawn day. A farmer boy traps the bird in a pear tree beside a woodshed and a brother, an artist, makes a drawing. The owl stays calm and receives food and water during captivity.
Screech Owl and Civilians Spark a Rural Notebook
A note recalls Screech Owl fears and mice meals amid a chickenless diet and winter woes, then shifts to Manila society and its army officers marked by class pride. A Liverpool Post quip about letters contrasts with a barber’s mobile shop, listing customers and payments.
Paul Preaches at Athens Unknown God Sermon
In Athens Paul speaks in the market on the Areopagus not to mock but to present the true God. He notes an altar to the Unknown God and argues God made the world, gives life, and calls all to repentance, citing the resurrection as proof. some believe including a Areopagite and a woman named Damarians.
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Household hacks for cleaning polishing and cooking tips
Practical tips on candle flames and wick care, removing tea stains with milk, finishing fabrics with benzine, framing dust prevention, brightening brass with coal ash, keeping copper and tin gleaming, and a French coffee roast method with butter and sugar. Also a furniture polish recipe using salad oil and vinegar and the value of elbow grease.
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Silent Playful Exchange Among Family and Social Scenes
A quiet domestic scene in which a child asks to play in a shop while a mother with a headache consents quietly. Other vignettes include a husband noting dressmaker bills and a playful theater moment with a designer and society family banter.
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