Time of Judgment and Believers' Blameless Hope
The article reflects on Paul's prayers for believers to be blameless at the coming of the Lord Jesus, focusing on the Judgment Seat of Christ. It discusses how believers must appear before Christ to be manifested, examined, and purified, emphasizing holiness and the hope of seeing Him as He is.
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Jesus Christ
Thessalonians
Paul
Jesus
God
Christ
Moule
John
R. V
Spirit of the Hour motto on service to educate and unite
The piece emphasizes service as the spirit of the hour, praising education, selflessness, and united effort in business and community. It frames service as blessing both giver and receiver and as a brotherhood that improves the world through helping others.
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Barker
Novel three story iron bedstead saves space
A new three story iron bedstead, stacking three beds above each other, drops into five parts for easy shipment. It uses attached wire mattresses and pins to secure the frames, enabling rapid setup in tight spaces like camps, apartments, or steamers.
Hunting the Sperm Whale Off Rockall Bank
A first-person account from a west coast Scotland whaler describing a sperm whale hunt starting near Rockall. The ship pursues the whale, harpoons are fired, the whale sinks, surfaces to blow, and is finally killed after about fifty minutes. The whale yields five thousand dollars and is towed to Scotland.
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Scotland
Rockall
Atlantic
Hebrides
Leah
Ava
Hipper
Meanster
Music for Nervous People Emphasizes Soothing Sound Healing
The article argues that music supports vitality and health, especially for nervous or low-spirited individuals. It asserts music, when correctly chosen and directed, becomes a powerful aid for recovery and daily wellbeing, with agreeable sounds calming those highly sensitive to noise.
Scoreboard Is His Diamond
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer poem by Carston Fitchett portrays a scoreboard picket who cannot see or hear the game yet feels every outcome. He loyally stays in the crowd, imagining justice on the curb and railing birds, while the stadium fades from view and his steadfast hope endures.
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Jas
Dao
Alles
Fanes
Walfer
Carston Fitchett
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Deadly Durango Desert Scorpions Draw Bounties
In Durango Mexico a deadly desert band known as the alacrane infests a strip from near Durango to Zacatecas. City records note high scorpion deaths among children and a government bounty of one centavo per captured specimen. About 109000 scorpions are killed yearly for pay. Locals even breed them for sale.
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Mexico
Durango
Zacatecas
Saurango
Token of Their Good Will in the Urals Tale
A Soviet workers movement in the Urals inspired by Freneh Strother promises workers own operation of mines. Americans staff are asked to leave as a guard of honor departs aboard a train adorned with flowers. The Soviet leader then reveals the special train is a gift to the Americans.
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Urals
Freneh Strother
Kyshtim
Kyshthin
Ghuost
Domesday Book A Survey Of England's Lands In 1096
The Domesday Book records William the Conqueror era land surveys listing every proprietor and extent of possessions. It covered nearly all lands with few regions excluded and was kept by Westminster chapter house before moving to the public records office. Taxes were levied until 1522 with later supplements issued in 1816.
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England
Priceland
Northumberland
Tanham
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Westminster
Turkestan Could Be an Eden of Rich Harvests and Industry
The article envisions Turkestan as a largely agricultural land with cotton as the main crop and vast potential in vineyards, rice, cereals, and sheep raising. It calls for modern farming methods, California expertise, and expanded fruit preservation, fishing, mining, and other industries to transform the region into a thriving, Eden-like economy.
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Turkestan
California
Tuakestan
Ferghana
Allahad
Concerts by Wirelan in Philadelphia range nightly
The Philadelphia wireless school broadcasts music every night from 6 45 to 10 o clock to all listeners within wireless range. At least 3 000 people enjoy the concerts at home, including someone in New Brunswick. One Chestnut Hill resident built a receiver and antenna at a cost about seven dollars and fifty cents.
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Wirelan
Philadelphia Wireless School
New Brunawick
Nooo
Chestnut Hill
Lim
Future war weapons emerge from pests, says London scientist
Prof Maxwell Lefrey warns in London that future warfare could deploy mosquitoes, house flies, lice and other disease carriers to spread germs in enemy territory. He envisions an air service distributing these pests, creating a “port war” threat in both wartime and peacetime, with deadly potential beyond spies or conventional weapons.
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Maxwell Lefrey
London
Brazil
Wells
Professor Lefroy
Profitable Investment Parable From Harvey s Weekly
A noble college man famed for reckless spending turns to farming after years in business. When asked about earnings he proclaims prosperity yet reveals he expects no money, only that he loses it slower than before. The tale reflects on squandered wealth and misplaced optimism.
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Harvey
Ian
Danish plane firms seek Copenhagen Warnemunde air link
Two Danish aviation companies have applied to the government for permission to run a regular passenger and mail service by air between Copenhagen and Warnemunde Germany. The main current route to Berlin is by train to Gedser then ferry to Warnemunde, with Berlin rail. The new service would operate with a German partner between Warnemunde and Berlin, in response to crowded trains and growing Scandinavian Baltic traffic.
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Pdaniah
Copenheagen
Warnemunde
Germany
Copenhagen
Berlin
Gredser
Denmark
Warnemune
Victoria Plans Direct Coal Plant For Melbourne Power
Victoria Australia will build an electric generating plant directly over a coal field to transmit energy to Melbourne. The Morwell brown coal field 80 miles away offers an estimated 20,000,000,000 tons in the district and 150,600,000 tons in one square mile, enough to run 100,000 kilowatts for 150 years. Initial plant 40,000 kilowatts to 30,000 kilowatts will cover three years, then expand to exploit Klewa river and other water powers.
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Victoria
Australia
Melbourne
Morwell
Klewa
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Plant planned for corn cob products in Ohio valley
The United States yields 2.5 to 3 billion bushels of corn annually. About 15 percent of cobs are unused, scattered on farms or fed. Large volumes cluster at central points where a cob processing plant is contemplated in the Ohio valley. Three shelters would supply 24,000 tons yearly, with a 100 ton daily operation producing cob adhesive furfural acetate of lime and cellulose.
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United States
Ohio Valley
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Puel
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Nson
Rev. L. W. Gosnell Rassetant
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Goodyear
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Dealy Scorpion
Desert
European Airplane Service
America
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Denton Auto Coo
Preston Motor Company
Preston, Maryland
John Noble
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Detroit
Fordson Tractors
Dearborn
Mich
Denton Auto Co
P. R. Fisher
Prop
Preston Motor Co
John W. Noble
Preston, Md
Dry Plains
F. C. B. Toledo
Denton
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