Victory through Christ in inner soul battle sermon
A preacher urges victory through Jesus Christ over the soul's constant warfare. He traces humanity’s battles across history to the ultimate battlefield inside, the human heart, where sin and righteousness contend for control. He urges prayer for victory, self-examination, and disciplined training under Christ.
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Invention Improves Surveying Instrument Precision
A new two telescope surveying device aligns sighted objects through a primary 45 degree setup and a lower telescope. As the object is centered, a hand wheel adjusts until the indicator records the exact distance on the scale, saving time on calculations for surveyors and engineers. The device promises fewer arithmetic errors in land layouts.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Hay fever toxin found by German scientist at St Louis expo
Professor W. P. Dunbar of Germany arrives en route to the St. Louis exposition to lead the German exhibit on hay fever cures. He says hay fever results from pollen albumen and explains a toxin serum produced via horse injections may prevent reactions when administered with albuminous poison.
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Inventor Reveals Forever-Burning Light From London
A London inventor, Magrady, discovered a glow while experimenting with photographic chemicals. He refined it into a 36 candle power light sealed in airtight glass that could burn forever if the glass remains intact. A company is formed to manufacture the light in various sizes with a patent hood to cover it when not in use.
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Polar landmass near pole may stretch toward Alaska and Siberia
Dr. R A Harris of the coast and geodetic survey proposes a large trapezoid shaped tract near the north pole extending toward Alaska and eastern Siberia. He cites Arctic current directions tides and a shift in northern Alaskan tides as evidence of islands or land just north of that coast.
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Colorful Silk by Feeding Silkworms Experiment
French researchers test feeding silkworms colored substances to produce colored silk. Consul John C. Covert reports cocoons yielding pink to red silk when worms ingest leaves dyed with coloring agents. The study links cocoon color to leaf pigments and demonstrates dye transfer through the worm’s system.
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Speedy Electric Motors Introduce Bi‑Polar Gearless Locomotives
The Chicago Tribune reports a new electric locomotive design with bi polar gearless motors integral to the frame. The machine features a quill armature, vertical motion of the frame, four motor wheel pairs, heated cab, and dual-end operation. Estimated speeds and superior tractive effort promise performance beyond existing steam and electric models.
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Chicago Tribune
Town Man Invents Automatic Signal to Stop Train Without Aid
Misreading signals causes accidents on railways and inventors seek safer automatic signals. A proposed system uses a lever connected to the engine with a cord to throttle and bell, a track rail acting as a signal arm, and a reverse lever for backing. The device aims to automatically halt a following train if a signal is ignored.
Celerity of the Pianist and a Glimpse of Real Age
A brief discussion on pianist speed notes the need to read 5 541 notes in under four minutes and process up to 19 notes a second. It notes the eye’s rapid impressions and group reading. A joke claims a person is 18, with a judge-like exchange on age. Edna appears older, questioned then affirmed.
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The Neat Girl's Secret
A column extols neat dress habits as the key to looking well on a small budget. It cites the New York Weekly on keeping clothes organized, dusting and mending items, and the habit of careful dressing as a lifelong duty for parents to instill in children.
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Novel clocks and a deep earth digger headline novelty items
The article reviews timepiece novelties including the Plato Clock with rotating flaps showing hours and minutes and a battery powered clock claimed to run twelve months. It also notes an English engineer proposing a 12 mile deep dig with air locks and cooling systems costing 5 million dollars over 85 years. It mentions a 1520 globe by John Schoner showing the Panama Canal and comments on crime and jail satire.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Chicago Record-Herald
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Artistic Flower Stands Move Into Conservatory Use
The movement begun by Ru bin and Morris reaches gardens and conservatories, favoring bronze stands and polished woods for pots. Conservatories mix wicker baskets with painted pots, green and white, to contrast with bright flowers. A Rhododendron in a teakwood tub garners admiration in a north side conservatory.
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Chicago Journal
Causes rush for brides in Yukon civil service
Dawson society braces for weddings as Yukon salaries favor married men over singles, effective July 1. Brides flood messages home from eastern vacations while brides of government workers move to join partners in the north. A baby misjudgment and a child’s remark close the column with a light humor note from the Houston Post.
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Shunammite Mother Seeks Elisha For Life Given Back
The Shunammite woman pleads with Elisha after her son dies, insisting she will not leave him. Elisha sends Gehazi but finally prays to God and restores the boy to life, illustrating faith, persistence, and the prophet’s intercession.
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