The Wreck of Faith in Galatian Gospel Decline
A sermon reflecting on Paul’s astonishment at departing from the true gospel. It traces three failures: the world’s deposit of truth, the church’s custodian role, and the decay of individual faith. It warns of modern heresies and calls churches to require teachers to teach the fundamentals of Protestant faith.
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Paul
Herdmen
Shermen
Gaul
Semliaries
Church of God
Him
Christ
Notable Days Mark Thomas a Deckers Life Events
The passage notes that many key moments in Thomas a Decker's career including his murder and body translation happened on a Tuesday. It also states Henry VIII and his three children Edward Mary and Elizabeth died on the same weekday Thursday.
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Thomas A Deckers
Henry VIII
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
Notable Spanish Writers Appearing in 17th Century Tour List
A garbled account notes a tour featuring esteemed 17th century Spanish authors such as Palacio Valdes Perez Galdos Jose de Pereda Juno Valera Fedegaray and other distinguished writers. the fragment references Cer vantes and Lope de Vega and suggests a deep immersion in classic literature.
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Stewart Spain
Cervantes
Lope de Vega
Breil Nantly
Palacio Valdes
Perez Galdos
Jose de Pereda
Juno Valera
Fedegaray
Maryland Tuberculosis Association Protects Claiborne Kids
Betty and siblings near 7 receive care at Claiborne Preventorium run by Maryland Tuberculosis Association. The program treats exposed or malnourished children ages 4 to 12 from across the state, funded by Red Cross Christmas seals. Maryland seeks continued support to keep the cottages open year round and reduce TB deaths, with state leaders coordinating fundraising and volunteers.
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Betty
Tom
Jerome
Hetty
Claiborne
Annapolis
Eastern Bay
Maryland Tubertulos's Association
Claiborne Cottanes
T la
Maryland T.tverculonis Association
Maryland Tuberculosie Association
National Tuberculonis Association
Red Cross
United States
Maryland
Matland Tuberculosks Association
Mary
Henry Horton Jacobs
George A. Colston
Joseph S. Ames
A. BE. Sinks
Arthur Blit Hungerford
Tuberculosis Association of
Allegany
Anne Arnindel
Jarra
Dorchester
Frederik
Mareett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Anne
Somerset
Washington
Wicomico
Prince George
Charles
Caroline
Talbot
Baltimore
St. Mary's
Worcester
Calvert
Prehistoric Birds Pose Hidden Lives in Guiana Nests
The Hoatzin birds of Guiana fascinate scientists with their odd anatomy and prehistoric behavior. They nest high above water and young hatchlings swim and cling with winglike hands before climbing back to trees. Researchers photograph and study these ancient avian ancestors amid their striking, reptilelike features.
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Guiana
Whales That Walked in an Odd Royal Musing
A garbled report from a Royal Institution discussion in London recounts speculative ideas about ancient whales walking on land. The fragment notes that early whales may have had rear limbs reduced to mere stubs and mentions four feet of fin with hind limbs disappearing, while extolling the curiosity of paleontological age observations.
Thunder and Lightning Explained in Simple Terms
A basic description of how a thunderbolt creates a bright flash and loud sound. It explains that an electric discharge travels through the air, heating it rapidly, causing air to expand and produce a shock wave heard as thunder. The text uses plain language to connect lightning, heat, expansion, and the resulting noise.
First Statue in the U S the Jackettatue in Lafayette Park
An orthern Washington sculpture claims to be the first equestrian statue in the United States. It portrays George WA and was said to predate the nation. Clark MINS designed the group and claimed perfect balance on the horse’s hind feet, with restraints to prevent toppling in wind.
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Lefayette Park
Washington
United States
George WA
New York Patriots
Jackson Arsine
Clark Mins
As Oa
Spphaneses
Horee Ought Have More Sense On Sudden Reversal
In Worcester Evening Past a Roman driver in an express wagon slowed by a newspaper obscuring his view. He awoke to find his team on the wrong road and nearly a mile from home, realizing his carelessness led to a costly misjudgment.
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Roman
Rugetreet
Khann
Ao Nile
Kettle
Famous Cacryatis and car details stir Senate edge
The piece describes Famous Cacryatis and a peculiar Washington scene with a high powered sedan, license No. 1 from New Jersey, carried by a Senate edge car. Marshal Splain of the District of Columbia is noted, with remarks on his taxi situation and the need to balance in the vehicle.
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Washington
Senate
New Jersey
United State
Sphain
District of Columbia
Cannes
Neto
Splain
Australian Gold Output Falling in Western Australia
Australian gold production shows a steady decline with Western Australia contributing 410,428 ounces in the six months ending June 3, 1918 and 449,538 ounces in the first half of 1918. Total 1917 six months reached 460,460 ounces for WA, while rising costs due to wages and machinery threaten any near term improvement.
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Western Australa
Australia
Uniainnt
Western Australia
In a Class by Himself Engraver Tardy in New York
A broad minded boss scolds a late engraver named Mr Brown in a New York office. He complains at 9:30 workers loiter and notes famous figures passing by including Rockefeller Vanderbilt Taft and others seen on their way to offices.
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New York
Brown
Mr. Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Lsd
Taft
Bees Use Water to Transform Sugar Pile into Syrup Tale
A French professor recounts a Paris Lyon railway incident where bees docked water at a sugar heap near Pontline bleau. They covered the sugar with syrup, rolling in it until coated, then traveled back to gather more water and repeat. The observer notes this as a new example of insect intelligence worth chronicling.
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Juned Bontther
Revue Heodomaduaire
Paris-Lyons
Giant Canadian telescope moves single hand
The Victoria B C telescope tube spans enough to admit a small auto and its reflector reaches 7 percent inches in diameter. Weighing over 40 tons with the lens over 4,000 pounds, the massive instrument can be moved by a single man to any required position.
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Dominion
Victoria
B.C
Dleapproves Old Adage On Worcester Bridge Construction
The article notes that despite the old adage some tasks done by halves work well. It cites the Quinsigamond bridge at Worcester where traffic was minimally disrupted by completing one longitudinal half before the other half was built.
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Worcester
Macs
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Denton Journal
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B. Jom Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
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Chicago
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ED Cross
Keddies
Beye
Girlie
Land Tuberculosia Association
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Borne
U. S
D Jackson
Big Canadian Telescope
Standard Oil Company
Washes
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
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O. G. Hignutt & CO
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North Sixth Street
Denton
Heckner
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Goldsboro Bank
Uncle Sam
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Caroline County
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Abraham Towers
Sallie Towers
T. H. Everngam
Meen, Md
W. A. Smith
Lucas
Thomas & Messer CO
Balto, St
Peninsular Light & Power Company
America
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Mich
Bullock’s
Eastern Shore Paige Distributor
Mo K. Newn Adm
Syracuse College of Embalming
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
Home Insurance CO
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Grangers’ Mutual OF
Middletown
S. G. Nuutlhe
East Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD
J. Harry Rose
Ouelta Tv al
Insyol Rye
F. T. Wright
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