Wear the Raiment of the Redeemed This Christlike garb marks believers
A devotional urging Christians to metaphorically “put on the Lord Jesus Christ” as a daily duty. It argues true faith shows in outward conduct, discernible across home, street, and work, and warns that neglecting this spiritual attire stains one’s witness like defiled garments.
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To Be Rich Though Four Laws of Life
The piece argues wealth is not true richness. True riches are health a good home and friends a useful life and a trust in Jesus. Even with little money one can be rich if these blessings are present and lived by. Rev. F Q Hall writes on the laws of life and living.
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Christian Endeavor World
Jesus
New-York Tribune Farmer
Tech
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Tribune Farmer
Rapriss
Artin Architecture Designs Cottage Plans and Finishes
The document describes a cottage 24 by 30 feet with six rooms including a sitting room living room kitchen and three chambers plus bath pantry reception hall and closets. It lists lumber sizes plaster work two coats interior finish Georgia pine double thick glass creosoted shingles bronze green finish with white trimmings and up to date plumbing fixtures.
Walking Hills advance across desert toward rail line
In California's eastern Colorado desert a 100 mile chain of hills termed the Walking Hills slowly moves eastward. Wind and sand build the range, threatening Southern Pacific rails built 25 years ago, forcing possible roadbed changes or a swing around the hills. Related note on brass-casting health risks and hooded pouring to curb fumes. Uncle Allen Sparks quips about rheumatism and punctuality.
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Colorado Desert
California
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Cincinnati Enquirer
Prophetic Death Follower Passes After Two Month Vow
Mathias Luecker of Chicago predicted his own death after telling his wife he would follow her within two months. He spoke these words at her May deathbed as heart disease claimed her life on May 4. His health then declined and, almost to the hour eight weeks later, he died.
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Mathias Luecker
Chicago
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Notable honors and scientific notes across fields
The article notes turbine engine tests at Eberfeld showing steam use near 11 hp per indicated horsepower, praising economy. It reports Charles F. McKim winning the Royal Institute of British Engineers gold medal for architecture with King Edward’s approval, making him the second American recipient. Also mentions South American fruit exhibits at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and weekly fruit displays by Cecil Rhodes’ Cape Town fruit farms. Finally, it covers a London novelty in bubbles, where doctors describe injecting air under the skin to lengthen nerve ends for pain relief, including dislocations fractures and bruises.
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Eberfeld
Germany
Charles F. McKim
New York City
King Edward
Royal Institute of British Engineers
McKim
St. Louis
South America
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
London
Samuel Anoints David as Future King in Bethlehem
Samuel, guided by God, surveys Jesse's eight sons at Ramah and Bethlehem. He rejects Eliab and six others for outward looks, then anoints David, the youngest shepherd, as future king, while Saul's decline and prophetic mission intertwine with Bethlehem's surprise. The story links Samuel's pilgrimage, divine choice, and David's emerging path.
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The Ties That Bind In Love And Society
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt reflects on gender roles and romantic behavior. It notes how generosity, imagination, and social expectations shape how men and women are seen when in love or apart from it. It also comments on bachelor freedom and women's influence in illness.
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