The Trail of the American Missionary in Peking
Photographs and analysis discuss missionary conduct in China influencing uprisings. The piece contrasts French clergy abuses with American and British missionary policies, noting extraterritorial rights and dire consequences for foreigners. It argues for careful, balanced treatment and hints at policy change amid rising tensions.
Missionary and Foreign Officials Tangle in China
A late 19th or early 20th century account discusses Chinese views on foreigners, missionaries, and extraterritorial rights. It covers how missionaries influence civil and criminal cases, the strain on officials, and the risk of anti foreign sentiment, including anecdotes about reformers, diplomats, and local magistrates.
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Jinrickshas
Asia
America
Legation
Peking
China
Alee
Gill
Nanchang
Gooieet
Yamens
Yamenesses
Mukden
Christian Church
Rockwell
William Rockwell
Westion
Lien Chow
Joseph B. Bowles
Sinful indulgence leads to ruin and divine judgment
The preacher warns that one sinful choice begins a downward path toward crime and ruin. Progression of sin hides its traces until exposed, while attempting deceit weakens resistance and binds like cords. God cannot be deceived, and all sins are known to Him.
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David
God
Inere
Gulliver
David Orders Uriah's Death to Hide His Sin
In a tense scene, King David dictates a covert mission to Joab to avert exposure after planning Uriah the Hittite's death. David wrestles with guilt, fear, and justifications as he seeks to cover his grievous sin before Uriah falls in battle near Rabbah. The messenger later reports a disastrous defeat and Uriah's death, unsettling the nation.
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Rabbah
David
Uriah
King of Darkness
Jas
God
Joab
Israel
Staple foods and human diet argued by Chicago Journal
McClure's asserts staples lead global nutrition through limited food groups. It cites meat, milk, eggs, grains, fish, sugars, roots, fruits and vegetables as two thirds of world intake. The piece adds a quip about beef mutton and pork and advises mutual tolerance in marriage.
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McClure’s
London
John Leech
Chicago Journal
Origin of Romulus and Remus She Wolf Stele Link
A Bologna Museum stele with a she wolf nursing a child may push back Romulus and Remus origins to early Etruria. Professor Ducati argues the myth traveled Latium from Miletus via Etruria, tracing to a Cretan tale of abandonment and wolf nursing before reaching Rome.
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Romulus
Remus
Crete
Rome
Prof
Ducati
Bologna
National Historical Association
Bologna Museum
Latium
Etruria
Miletus
Apollo
Minos
Asia Minor
London Globe
Joshua Renewing the Covenant With Israel Lesson
Readings center on Joshua’s late life and the covenant renewal at Shechem. It notes the gathering, the two possible addresses, and Joshua’s appeal to choose the Lord, with reflections on trust, worship, and the meaning of forgiveness.
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Joshua
Israel
B.C
Jordan
Beecher
Shiloh
Shechem
Mounts Ebal
Geri- Joshua
Timnath Serah
Josh
Mts. Ebal
Gerizim
Promised Land
John
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Young
Gibraltar
Iigecher
Sinai
Moses
Moab
Cook
Building Narrow Lots and Clever House Widths
Editor William A. Radford answers readers on building on small lots. He discusses lot width versus price, room layout for light and lawn, heating, and the dangers of poor air with practical tips and cautions.
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William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Heating Systems for Small Homes Highlight Hot Air Choice
The author notes a shift from long narrow houses to compact designs and argues hot air furnaces suit small homes best. He praises the simplicity and economy, claiming women can operate them and that steam or hot water options are less practical for simple houses.
SNAKES MISCONCEPTIONS PUT TO REST IN AMERICA
An article argues most U S snakes are harmless and helpful to farmers. It notes only three venomous species in the United States the rattlesnake copperhead and moccasin and says coral snakes are rare and largely harmless unless mishandled. It dispels myths of sliminess venom and obvious warning signs replying that venomous and non venomous snakes can share head shapes and body types.
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United States
America
Thief Identified During Infantry Battalion Parade in Jersitz
In Jersitz Prussia a restaurant theft led to a battalion parade. A barmaid identified a soldier as the thief after she walked the ranks in Berlin dialect. He was marched off for questioning while the others puzzled over the accusation.
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Jersitz
Prussia
Berlin
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