Wise Man and Foolish Man Sermon on Foundation in Christ
A Chicago sermon from September 20, 1903 compares the wise man who builds on the rock to the foolish one who constructs on sand. It urges repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as the enduring foundation, contrasts earthly riches with eternal footing, and emphasizes a transformed life as the true superstructure atop the foundation.
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Ark Transport and Uzzah Death Affects David
Bible lesson recounts David gathering thirty thousand to move the ark of God from Abinadab’s house toward Jerusalem. Uzzah’s touch at the threshing floor brings divine judgment, delaying the journey, with Obed-edom’s house blessed during the ark’s stay before its final return to David’s city.
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Notable Civil War Veterans and Eccentric Scions Gathered
Thirty eight years after the war there are 14 Confederate veterans and 13 Federal veterans in the U S Senate. Grant Alishouse of Indiana seeks a St Louis police post as the tallest man in the state. Dr John Trembly the eccentric scientist has died in Hamilton Ohio home decorated with geometric designs and global woods. Capt A C Courtney an aged Missouri pioneer died at Liberty and had chosen pallbearers and songs for his funeral with a practice run. Courtney led a company of Missouri home guards in the Civil War and was the son of a Revolutionary soldier.
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The Eagle and the Arrow Moral Lesson
A fable recounts an archer who feathers an arrow with a feather from an Eagle. He then shoots the Eagle that had shed the feather, which laments that dying is bitter yet sweeter than aiding his own undoing. The moral warns against using tools of harm that may backfire.
Pneumatic hammer aids fossil cleaning advances
The New York Tribune notes that fossil skeletons require delicate cleaning to remove surrounding rock without damaging fragments. Dr E S Riggs of Field Columbian Museum describes a pneumatic hammer that delivers rapid, light blows using compressed air to cut indurated clay, reducing prep time and risk to edges while enabling access to recessed areas.
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Transparency of Flesh Sunlight Through Cheek for Photo Tech
Scientific American notes Dr J W Kime experiments showing sunlight can pass through considerable flesh within seconds to develop a gelatin bromide plate held between cheek and teeth. Variations include beard and dark cheek reducing exposure. red light claims are questioned. A traveling man joke follows this science item.
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Hustlers seize rain night sales on crowded South Street
A mid afternoon downpour and blackout at a South Street wharf turns a umbrella vendor into a quick buyer’s rain of commerce. Newsboys sell racing accounts and cabmen pounce on opportunity as passengers flee the storm while the moon and lunar ideas spark scientific notes.
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