Great Teacher Jesus Teaches on Sabbath and Regeneration
A Sunday school lesson summarizes Jesus as the Great Teacher who will send the Holy Spirit to guide believers. It contrasts his mercy toward sinners with Pharisaic ritualism, explains regeneration over reformation, and cites gospel links to Sabbath, fasting, and resurrection. The piece emphasizes grace, mercy, and new birth through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Levi
Matthew
Jesus
Jesus Christ
David
Weston
God
Guy
Watch His Laugh and the Leopard’s Old Habit
A tough warning on character through laughter. The author argues true nature leaks in unguarded moments, likening a smileless laugh to a mask. A man who laughs without genuine warmth appears cruel and hard, a persona to avoid.
Life of a Depot Agent in a Busy Station
The life of a railway depot agent is shown as busy and varied. From dawn he checks the cant bin for theft, handles freight receipts, runs the hay press, answers the phone, sells tickets, and tends the coal stove all within an eight hour day. He juggles telegraph, complaints, and schedules while building community ties with brakemen on trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncent
Rosea
Cinders
Walhills
Flying Fish Torpedo and Airborne Weapons
Description of aerial torpedoes nicknamed flying fish by Gor Ina submarine crews. Explains their tapered bodies and large fins create air resistance that steadies them in flight. Notes air plunge bombs and darts also subjected to lift and control, with German Zeppelins built similarly.
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Gor- Ina
Faleing
Patriotism of the Stomach and a Farm Dinner Lesson
A group of Indianapolis men hunting in Brown County found no meat or bread at a farmer’s house. A placard in the window reminded them of the U.S. Food Administration pledge. The farmer noted nearly every home in the area displayed a pledge card.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Mary
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Quotations on Pride and Companions in Witful Reminiscence
A compact reflection on self view and humor. It notes that pride makes people ridiculous and suggests a true gentleman avoids blind dismissal of a woman’s faults, yet remains drawn to a companion with a past whose reminiscences are always compelling.
Back-Door Scoop At Society Benefit
Clarice Daw, new society editor, uses a dry bar at Colonel Drew’s estate to gather gossip for the News World. She learns two barkeeps and patrons including J P. Astorbilt and Lancaster Stevens pledge two million dollars for a hospital, while the event aims to boost Drew’s paper prestige.
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Clarice Daw
News World
Clarice
Chirfee
James Drew
Ris Fla
Drew
Charlee
Kino Atelee
Jyovu
J. P. Asterblit
Lancaster Stevens
News World Scout Seeks Scoop at Colonel Drew Estate
Clarice, a society reporter, pursues a sensational exclusive about Colonel James Drew. Through a wary bartender and a loyal butler, she secures consent for publication, rides in a car to the estate, and rises to lead the paper after Drew’s acquisition. The story traces her ascent from nurse’s aide to a star reporter, amid social barriers and lurid ambition.
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Chirite
Margaret
Drew
News World
News
Clarice
Claries
Colonel Drew
Hin
Col James Drew
Urc
Curbstone
Mix
Coloxmes
Aoctets
Conte
Elts
Bnel Cloo
Coronel Phoewate
Thea
Chirtee
Orduairys
Not In His Diet Op Ed Snippet Provides Quip
A quirky exchange questions office lunch habits and dessert chatter as a speaker notes Fenn avoids lengthy talks, claiming quick meals and fast dessert banter. The playful line hints at personal quirks and office culture without broader context.
Beans Fuel Rail Yard Rescue Tale
A Santa Fe official recalls a freight wreck where a train car derailed into a cornfield. The lead brakeman was thrown clear, and rescuers pulled him from the wreck while workers salvaged crushed freight. The narrator notes extensive damage and questions the status of the beans in the caboose.
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Santa Peo
de Eupola
Conde
Ches
Shed
Stonington Sailor Palmer Found Land in Antarctic Ocean
The article recalls Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer of Stonington Conn discovering Antarctic land at age twenty while sealing voyages. It describes his early voyage on the Hersilia, the Espirito Santo encounter, and his 1821 quest aboard the Nero to the South Shetlands. Palmer Land later named in his honor, Palmer Archipelago widely shown on charts.
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Nathaniel B. Palmer
Stonington
Conn
Captain Palmer
Alice
Noank
Palmer
Indrine
United States Shipping Board
Dharacter
Wersilin
Falkland Flands
Young Palmer
Espirito Sadio
North America
South Shetlands
Nathaniel Palmer
Nero
Middle Watch
Bellinghausen
Palmer Land
Peter
Alexander
Antarctic
Palmer Archi
James Ross
Remarkable High Temperature Record in Early Experiments
The article notes a record high of 9 100 degrees Fahrenheit achieved by English researchers Sir Andrew Noble and Sir BL Abel using cordite in a steel cylinder. It credits the sudden reaction for the short duration yet marks it as an interesting science milestone, alongside mentions of Crookes and Moissan achieving high heats with different methods.
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Andrew Noble
BL Abel
William Crookes
Moissan
Amherst Professor Predicts Stronger American Women
Professor Phillips of Amherst College argues that American women of today are physically finer and stronger than those of yesterday. If trends continue, in a few generations American women may reach physical equality with men.
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Phillips
Amherst College
Invalid care tips with nourishment and early 20th cues
A fragmented, old fashioned guidance lists nourishing broths soups and light puddings for the invalid. It wildly mentions foods like wine jellies creamed chicken and crammed oysters in a blue bowl and breads heated for tea. It also notes grapefruit preserved ginger and other kitchen items as suitable supports.
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Nis
Unclear historical note on medical topics and ethics
Fragmentary OCR text references intestines and purdly progress in Tari times. Mentions a hospital, Tawerned code, and a scientist Metch Niken debating the danger of parts of the ammtomy.
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Lingels
Amd Tanetioning
Aumentius
Res Vent Operations Inc
Tomaan Hospital
Maitre Las Puurt
Colein An le
Thas Calay
Metchniken
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bench
Johnson Melvin & Johnson
D. AM. Stearns
Cae
Serve the Cause of Freedom
U.S. Food Administration
France
England
Italy
Providence
America
Brong
Boston
Farmers
Department of Agriculture
Mann
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mormant
Stonington, Conn
Great
Antarctic Ocean
Ford
Denton Auto CO
The
American Defense Society
Society
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Robert Dacon
Franco
Ferry Belmont
Navy League
Charles J. Dunaparte
U.S
John Grier Hibben
Princetos University
Henry B. Joy
Lincoln Highway Association
Hudson Maxim
Naval Advisory Board
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rouhrt Appleton
American Defense Society, Inc
East 23Rd St
New York
Packard Motor
Packard
Packard Motor Car Co. of
Baltimore
Baltimore, MD
Virgil Moor
Tidgely
Hillsboro
Burrsville, Md
Waryland
Frotec Qeetea
WE Dein
Priaarer
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover
Dnla
WARK
Tisures Ptajyrtys
Redin
Btescaik
Iberstiap
Carter & Deen, Agts
Newton, Md
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Arsensboro, Md
Len. Nodule
Prestoo, Md
PMT
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