Sin the universal fact of human life and its salvation
The piece argues sin as the dominant fact of human experience, evident in distrust and conflict and leading to judgment. It cites Scripture Romans 3 and the cross, then shifts to a biographical sketch of Abigail and John Adams, detailing Adams family life, court appearances, early presidency, and Abigail’s role guiding the family, ending with Adams’ final years and reflections on the Founding couple.
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Duns
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Adam
Earth
Shinar
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Schoolgins
America
Adames
John Adams
Braintree
Mass
Parson Smith
Weymouth
Abby
Quincy
Norton
John
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Worcester
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Heaven and the Silent Heart
A brief meditation on heaven as a kind of hearing not for ears but for a heart that remains mute to human pain. The author contrasts divine listening with a man's closed, unspoken hurt.
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Burning Well Near Mobile Shines With Fire Over Water
A natural phenomenon near Mobile Alabama draws crowds as a saltwater artesian well continuously emits chlorine gas that ignites on contact with air. The orange flames leap from the pool and sweep along the water, forming a striking, eerie display.
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John Adams Timeline Highlights from 1788 to 1826
A concise chronology tracks John Adams career from election as vice president in 1788 through his presidency and re‑elections, culminating in his 1826 death at age 90. It notes key milestones like the 1800 peace with France and his 61‑year‑old inauguration.
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Unhappiest President Adams Faces Second Seat Shadow
John Adams appears as an unhappy figure in a presidential line dominated by great founders. The text frames him as an unwilling understudy to Washington and Hamilton, whose rivalries and expectations embittered his days as chief executive.
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John Adams
Adams
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Future automotive power from coal by product coke ovens
The article argues gasoline prices will rise and nations will shift to coal based fuels. It describes by product coke ovens extracting liquids and gas from coal for motor fuel and heat. It notes that one ton of soft coal yields three gallons of oil and 5,000 cubic feet of gas for cooking.
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Gvovernment Bureau of Mines
Germany
Topewei
United States
Deadwood Dick Follows Road Agents in Old West Tale
English born Richard Bullock known as Deadwood Dick, born near Coomwall England, emigrates to America at twenty one and heads West. He works in a Black TED country tunnel where bandits torment miners and stages are held up. Bullock adopts a pick, shovel, and a vowed gun to pursue road agents for a livelihood and thrills.
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