Mark as Servant of Jehovah in Gospel Outline
Lesson outlines Mark as Jehovah's Servant with Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist, the meaning of repentance and baptism for remission of sins, and Jesus as the sinless bearer who enters His mission. It contrasts Matthew's kingly focus with Mark's servanthood and notes the heavenly approval at Jesus' baptism.
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Earth’s Core Structure Debated by 19th Century Scientist
The article reports Professor Wiechert of Hindostan proposing a model of Earth with a central iron core about 5.4 miles in diameter, encased by a thick shell, and a molten or plastic layer beneath the surface within roughly 20 miles. It notes tremor velocities used to infer these internal layers.
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Wiechert
Hothind
Strange Local Debate Over The Great Wattle Battle
A tourist and a native boy spar over battlegrounds while discussing local lore. The boy insists the true field lies at the top of the HEU as tourists insist otherwise. The exchange touches on village pride and a joked connection to Jones and Jolson.
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Jones
The Pight of Faith War With Gams and Tongue
A fragmentary notice reflects on faith and deceit in wartime rhetoric. The article hints at a challenge between pen and tongue, naming religious language and contested loyalties within a historical press excerpt.
Thirst Satisfied by a Christ Offer at Moody Institute
Reverend J R Schaffer from Moody Bible Institute preaches on John 7 37 inviting all to drink from Jesus water of life. The sermon portrays universal thirst and humanity restless for rest, presenting Christ as the only true satisfaction.
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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God’s Will to Be Done Herald and Presbyter Theme
The text reflects on the tension between good work and evil forces, asserting that God’s kingdom will prevail and His will be done. It frames history as a battle between divine purpose and worldly opposition, ending with faith in eventual victory.
No Cold Weather Bird Describes Throated Hummingbird Range
The throated hummingbird, North America's sole huminating species north of Florida and east of the Mississippi, winters in subtropical regions like Florida, Mexico, and Central America. About 200 hummingbird species exist in the Americas, with only eight inhabiting the United States. The bird is bright green with a ruby red throat and lacks a song, instead producing a squeak when feeding from flowers.
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South America
United States
Sitting Pretty Mother-What Caused Disturbance in Sitting Room
In a Victorian tone a daughter admits a kiss from a male visitor after she says she sat on him. The mother questions the rebuke and the magazine notes the scene as a social stir in the household.
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Charles
Paris Chamber Pushes Private Control of Telephone Service
The Paris Chamber of Commerce urged the government to submit a bill to Parliament transferring Franc public telephone service from state to private companies. It cited poor service, outdated equipment, few circuits, and high budget costs as justifications for moving to private operation.
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Paris Chamber of Commerce
Electrical Review of
London
Paris
No Party Lines In Chinatown's Central Office
The Chinatown district of San Francisco runs a unique telephone exchange with a Chinese architectural facade and a tower. Operated by Mr. Jao Ku Sheo, a UC graduate, it serves about 1,600 subscribers with around 11,000 calls daily. Operators fluent in English and several Chinese dialects handle traffic for San Francisco’s pagoda exchange.
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Forbidden City
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University of California
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Yellow Sea
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King Opens Empire Exhibition With Public Address Demo
The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley opened with regal pageantry as King Rnehend and the royal family attended. A public address system by Hell System and Western Electric enabled 100,000 plus subjects to hear the speech and demonstrations, echoing the 1921 Harding inaugural broadcast to a large audience.
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Alout
Contrete Stadium
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Harding
Telephones and Fire After Major City Fire
Twenty years ago a great fire destroyed about 500 buildings. Telephone exchange girls stayed at their posts until windows shattered by heat. They covered the board and left. two hours later the building was in flames. France’s government owned system uses about 1.5 million miles of wire versus the United States’ 34 million.
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Telephonic Photos Aid Police Identity in New York Case
A telephoto image was sent from New York to Chicago, enabling instant comparison with local records to identify a thief as a known pickpocket. The rapid telephoto service, now operational nationwide, marks a milestone in police work with the Ameren Telephone quad Telegraph Company.
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Chicago
New York
Culcave
Ameren Telephone Quad Telegraph Company
Telephone Tessure Travels Across the Continent
A curious report describes a telephone tessure moving across the continent in under a second, tracing rapid connections and signaling perceptions of speed. The piece notes novelty of instantaneous communication as a speculative marvel of early telephony.
Telephones Surpass South America By Vast Margin
The tally shows Munsus surpassing South America by 59,000 more telephones, highlighting a dramatic regional disparity in communication infrastructure and market reach during the period.
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Munsus
South America
Time to Cut Wood: Forest Lab Advises Seasoning
The forest products laboratory notes that proper care after cutting wood is crucial. Late fall or winter cuts season more slowly with less checking, making warm weather seasoning more challenging due to moisture content in green wood.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Darmbilly
Primitive peoples found near North Africa coast
A Royal Geographical Society member reported discovering a primitive group a few hundred miles south of the Mediterranean coast of Africa. He describes about 12,000 individuals living in subterranean homes with entrances via small impenetrable openings, noting they practice Islam and lack tents or houses.
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Afrhea
Royal Geographical
The Young Lady Across the Way
A fragment from a local page mentions a young woman across the way and a note about funds or tokens, with uncertain context and garbled wording. The piece reads like a stray OCR fragment from a community column or society item.
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