Living Fisher and the Disciples Seek Quiet With Christ
The lesson recalls Jesus withdrawing with his disciples to the sea and to a mountain for prayer amid crowds seeking healing. It emphasizes the unity of Father Son and Holy Spirit, the chosenness of the twelve, the reality of Judas as not redeemed, and the call to seek heavenly things, endure persecution, and bear fruit in the name of Christ. It urges faithful disciples to remain true, resist evil, and live in intimate union with Jesus.
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Wise Fish Discoveries on Herring Navigating Fresh Water
Scientists find fish senses heat differences as small as 0.25 degrees and detect tiny acid or alkali traces in water. They propose using herrings and other fish as chemical detectors, akin to canaries in mines, to find pollutants and harmful substances.
Comfort for the fidgety ailing revealed by doctor
Dr Meyer Solomon reports in the New York Medical Journal that irritability and unrest in common forms are a treatable condition. He notes sufferers may find relief through exercise, amusement, or intellectual pursuits, with some turning to sports, games, or hobbies for peace.
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New York Medical Journal
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Old Method Of Transport The Log Raft Record
Day Allen Willey describes a Nova Scotia origin wooden log raft used to move timber to New York. failures at sea after a tow rope parted, logs later found on the Norwegian coast. Northwest rafts are massive cigar shaped, 5,000 logs, 50 to 110 feet long, 2 to 5 feet in diameter, some nearly 650 feet long.
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Kongo River
Africa
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India
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New York Harbor
Effect of War on American Trade in 1914 16
The article notes partial statements on war impact, listing exports of war articles from August 1914 to March 1916. It covers explosives gunpowder cartridges dynamite automobiles mules horses aircraft parts iron and steel rubber tires barbed wire and other items, with totals and yearly shares, and cites that over three quarters of 1916 U S export trade went to allied Europe for war provisions or foodstuffs.
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United States Department of Commerce
United States
Europe
Shark leather industry grows in Pacific waters
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes sharks shift from sport to commercial exploitation off the southwestern Pacific coast. Shark skins from tiger sharks are turned into slippers belts and gloves. Blue and basking sharks yield long lasting materials for durable goods.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
What She Forgot. Afiss Decorpus Teaches Sunday Class
In Pearson's Weekly a Sunday school topic is recalled where Afiss Decorpus recounts nations driven out by the Israelites. The class, including a puzzled Rosie, asks about the Amorites and other peoples, while one student jokes about flea bites.
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Pearson's Weekly
Europe Faces Worst Famine in Modern Europe
The 1911 famine spread across over a third of the empire’s European lands, directly affecting about 30,000,600 people and starving 800,000. Desperate diets relied on weeds, tree bark, and bitter bread as the destitute sought relief.
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