David and the daily life of faith in the Lord
A 1902 sermon argues that David’s religion was practical and constant, entering every detail of life. It urges believers to let faith shape actions at home, work, and in peril, urging humility and trust in God over worldly boast. It contrasts worldly pride with David’s God-centered life and daily devotion.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
David
Saul
Samuel
Gath
Adullam
Israel
Goliath
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Achish
Ahimelech
Persia
Babylon
Greece
Rome
Noah
Tower of Babel
Satan
Garden of Eden
Jonathan
Ping-pong Craze Boosts Jewelers as Watches Take a Beating
A New York Sun report quotes a jeweler who repairs many watches from the ping pong craze. Players forget watches when excited, causing watches to bound from pockets strike tables or dangle from waistlines. The jeweler notes more women than men bring watches for repairs and says his income from repairs has nearly tripled.
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The
New York Sun
Morning's Work All Done
Dialogue from American Hebrew noting Bridget arriving to tidy rooms, make beds and turn on the gas for the night, with a remark about possible sewer gas. The exchange highlights domestic chores and gas readiness.
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Bridget
The Tabernacle Plan and Sacred Installations
A Sunday School lesson on Exodus 40 outlines the tabernacle setup, its furnishings, and priestly anointing. It explains the sanctuary as God’s presence among Israel, its ceremonial purity, and the lessons of holiness and penitent worship.
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Moses
Aaron
Sesaedatranc
Nea
Letiedseke x
God
Weaniscoe
B. C
Sinai
Tabernacle
Jehovah
Man
Christ
Calvary
Well Known Foreigners
A survey notes Senor Ojeda as the incoming Spanish minister to the United States with fluent English. Michael Henry Herbert, British ambassador, may receive a peerage after knighthood. If Sir Michael Hicks Beach stays as chancellor, he could match Gladstone’s financial record. Franz Muller, Viennese artist, won damages for a jealous rival breaking a nail. Eight British secular peers now include clergymen after the new Earl of Chichester’s accession. Viscount Molesworth is another Irish cleric peer.
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Senor Ojeda
United States
Michael Henry Herbert
St. Michael and St. George
St. James
Washington
Michael Hicks-Beach
Mr. Gladstone
Franz Muller
Earl of Chichester
Marquis of
Normanby
Chichester
Devon and Strafford
Baron Ponsonby
Bessborough
Scarsdale
Lord Curzon
India
Viscount Molesworth
Miscellaneous items recount curiosities and anecdotes
A bee travels home honey laden in five minutes. Violent emotion shows in humans and animals as hysteria and insanity. Los Angeles boasts a long attractive ocean beach. Swiss coal price rises shift supply to Switzerland from American coal. Isle of Man funds roads with a hoof and wheel tax and a day’s labor tax from inhabitants. A 21 lb 2 oz mushroom grows in three days. A Texas spider builds a four by two foot balloon and travels by airship. Miss Ella Witchazel leaves the classroom for outdoor work and gains health and weight after farm labor. A London speech by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman recalls three advisers to a clumsy servant: dismiss him, dock his wages, or raise his wages.
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Los Angeles
Switzerland
Isle of Man
Northwood
Ella Witchazel
Villisca
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
A Bostonian Impressions On History And Hospitality
A traveler recalls Boston's bookish air eyeglasses and handbags the city’s historical allure and the ready guides to its past. A St Louis visitor notes local pride patriotism and a traveler’s surprise over steam versus Mayflower lore in a lively old seaport mood.
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Boston
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
New England
Hame
Plymouth Rock
Fishing with Garters in Georgian Coronations
A French observer describes England under George I and II in a lively account, noting lavish jewelry on peeresses at coronation ceremonies. At Westminster Hall banquet, the author and others pulled up a napkin of food by a garter rope, sharing delicacies from galleries above as vigilance and hunger mingled.
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England
M. Caesar de Saussure
George I
George II
M. de Saussure
Queen Caroline
Detroit Free Press
Westminster Hall
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