Gods Message For To-Day The Simple Gospel Story
A sermon outlines gods plan of salvation as simple and universal, stressing that the message is precept upon precept line upon line here a little there a little. It argues the need to repent and believe, and warns of hardened hearts that resist the unchanging gospel.
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God
Naaman
Damascus
Jordan
Judah
Israel
Paul
Jesus
Pharoah
Pharaoh
Moses
Jesus Christ
Christ
Samaria
Christian
Heavenly Father
Christ Jesus
Japanese Houses and Their Single Floor Design
The article explains how a Japanese house is typically a single level with a variable number of rooms based on the owner's needs. It notes that spaces are divided at night by paper shutters set in grooves, resembling an old work box, and that there are no doors or passages.
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Paradise
Israel
Egypt
Father
God
Jesus
Jerusalem
Religious Experience Beyond Our Orbits
A Wellspring piece urges tolerance for diverse religious life, comparing belief paths to comets and planets each following its own orbit while all revolve around a common sun. It champions non judgment and shared humanity across faith traditions.
Deserter Peter Mayville Wins Fight After Falsified Identity
The Chicago Inter Ocean recounts how Peter Mayville deserted from the Ninth Vermont, used the name Peter Barry Newcome, and fought in Gettysburg after serving as a paroled prisoner. He lost both arms and later returned to Vermont as a pensioned, armless veteran nicknamed Pete Newcome.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Peter Mayville
Ninth
Vermont
Jackson
Harper's Ferry
Camp Douglas
Chicago
Mayville
Pennsylvania
Peter Barry
Gettysburg
Peter Newcome
Quebec
Pete No Com
Pete
Pete Nocome
Newcome
Barry
Ninth Vermont
The Sergeant's Retreat Recounts Port Hudson Siege
J P Lloyd recalls Civil War memories from Port Hudson. He describes shelling, crossfires, and a fierce Confederate assault, detailing a retreat that became a running battle through hedges and open ground. He notes nine sets of brothers in his Third Ohio unit and lists fates at Perryville and Stones River.
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Port Hudson
J. P. Lloyd
National Tribune
Dudley
Ward
Ohio
George
Charlie Merrill
Curly
John Vanbrimer
John
Charles Hiskett
Charles Benedict
Milo
Simon Welch
Jasper
M. Mann
Joseph
S. K. Moore
Edward
L. Reed
Moore
Tigert Valley
W. Va
Perryville
Curly Vanbrimer
John Benedict
Stone River
Lieut
Reed
Rome
Charleston
S. C
Streight
Forrest
Camp Chase
John A. Duncan
Rich women blamed in new Paris shoplifting fad
The article cites Dr. Dubuisson and the Chicago Tribune claiming kleptomania, renamed magasinitis, affects mostly wealthy women who steal dainty fashion items. It attributes the urge to temptations in grand magasins and suggests forbidding customers from handling wares, though such cures could ruin business.
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France
Dubuisson
Chicago Tribune
Lok
Dur Duisson
Grand Magazin
William Penn
Feeding Five Thousand Described With Jesus Miraculous Aid
The passage recounts Jesus feeding five thousand men with five loaves and two fish, then sending the crowd away and retreating to pray on a mountain. It notes the Matthew Mark Luke accounts, the crowd's intent to crown Jesus, and Jesus withdrawing to reveal his true mission beyond political messianic expectations.
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Jesus
Tim
Beerss
Lauke
Capernaum
Sea
Galiiee
Butasha
Bethsaida
John the Baptist
John
the Baptist
Mark
Herod
Matthew
Jess
Christ
Unknown hero identified in Altoona Pass grave
The Atlanta Constitution reports the unknown Confederate soldier buried at Altoona Pass near Kennesaw Mountain has been identified as John Armstrong, of an Alabama regiment. He fell during Johnson retreating toward Atlanta as Sherman’s forces advanced. John Lathen of Viola, Alabama, informed I. P. Sewell of Cobb County, leading to the discovery. The Western & Atlantic Railroad maintained the grave with a steel railing and marble slab bearing an inscription.
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Altoona Pass
Kennesaw Mountain
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta Constitution
John Armstrong
Alabama
Johnson
Sherman
Chattanooga
Atlanta
John Lathen
Viola
Ala
I. P. Sewell
Cobb County
An Unknown Hero Fe Died for the Cause He Thought Was Right
An unclear anecdote describes a fatal incident connected to a railway pass and an arrest, with witness recollections of a harsh confrontation and a painful interview. The text references Western and Atlantic railroad authorities and a corrective parental moment amid a tense scene.
Fortunes in All Ranks and the Wealth Gap of 1903
A London report estimates national capital if shared would give nearly 1200 per person, while most save nothing. Probate data for 1902 shows 62,310 estates worth 1.35 billion dollars, with a few individuals holding vast wealth. The largest 1903 estates are Samuel Lewis with 5 million and Col Harry McCalmont with 10 million, the latter said to be inherited from Hugh McCalmont.
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United Kingdom
London
Samuel Lewis
Harry McCalmont
Hugh McCalmont & Merchant
Her Part in It and the Silent Partner
A Philadelphia Press quote credits his wife as largely responsible for his business success while noting she has made it essential for him to earn more money. The New York Times quotes a different sentiment about happiness and a son's view of his mother.
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Philadelphia Press
One Strenuous Minute in a Sway Story Car Scene
A pretty girl confronts a strange young man in a car. He replies with a chilling smile and a suggestive remark about someone’s presence for “one minute.” The exchange hints at tension and danger in a short, noir style vignette from Sway Stories.
Rule Bans Captains Wives From Transatlantic Ships
A maritime rule prohibits captains wives from traveling on big trans Atlantic steamships. The guideline aims to keep captains focused on public duty if disaster strikes rather than on their wives safety.
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N. Y
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Toledo
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Cincinnati
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