Jesus Announces Heavenly Home and Way to God
A religious sermon summarizes Jesus final discourses to His disciples. He outlines faith in God, prepares a home in heaven, and promises His return with the Holy Spirit as Comforter, guiding truth and peace. The Way, the Truth, and the Life are presented as central to eternal life.
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John
Jesus
Heavenly Home
Christ
Tie
God
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Religious man seeks to do the Will of God
A fragment reflecting on human dependence on the divine, contrasting unaware men with the religious who acknowledge an oath. It notes the Will of the Almighty as guiding hand and mentions Port Newton as a referenced place or source.
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Pitin
Newton
Unkindness Sparks Bitter Fansage Debate
A public discourse on hostile conduct and its effects unfolds as critics charge sharp language harms community harmony. The piece analyzes the dynamics of online and offline remarks, urging restraint while noting the influence of public figures.
Mrs. O Brien and Norah Face Familiar Callers
A Boston Transcript item notes Mrs. O'Brien tells a caller that Fairth Norah and the mother would be recognized, implying a family familiarity and recognition issue in a busy social setting. The piece centers on social introductions and recognition within a Boston milieu.
Wind Gust Records Hit By August Typhoon
A typhoon in August 1225 produced record wind speeds in Hong Kong with a gust measured at 127 miles per hour, marking the highest gust ever recorded at the time.
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Hongkeng
Pedestrian Rerouted Language Change Sparks Debate
A Coluwnobia Record note laments shifting usage of the word pedestrian, once a traveler and now described as one who rungs and jumps, reflecting language evolution and public interpretation.
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Coluwnobia
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in The Journal
Instructions explain filling white squares with letters. Definitions pair numbers with horizontal and vertical words. Entries include vessels light globes ear parts and many others. The page lists numerous clues from 1 to 68 across and down with thematic references and solution note promised in the next issue.
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Sertiens
Pirate Tensions on the Black Ship Escalate Ambush
The crew roils as Silver and associates scheme aboard a ship bound for New York. Bones attacks Peter Corlumer with a knife, but Peter overpowers him with swift moves and binding holds. The fight ends with Peter escalating Bones toward a punishment, while others watch in uneasy awe.
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Ezra
el Bones
Pew
Flint
Bill
Bones
Silver
New York
Leily
Peter
Murray
Unusual Long-Distance Conference Uses Phone Link
In Richmond Virginia J C Lawrence president of a large rubber company attended a sales conference from Chicago by distance telephone. Eleven headsets connected Chicago to Richmond allowing real time dialogue for forty seven minutes. The Richmond company’s secretary treasurer C Toone led the session as the sole local talker.
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Richmond
J. C. Lawrence
Chicas
Lawrence
Richard Gwathmey & Co
Telephone Company
Mr. Lawrence
Chicago
C. Toone
Richmond Company
Toone
Heroic Cimarron Operator Honored With Memorial
Sarah J. Rooke, a Folsom New Mexico telephone operator, perished in the Cimarron flood. Her former Mountain States Telegraph colleagues erected a granite monument at her grave, praising her at the switchboard as water raged and saving many lives.
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Sarah J. Rooke
Folsom
New Mexico
Cimarron
Miss Rooke
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Polsom
Nom
Dyas
America's World Leadership in Global Resources
National Industrial Conference Board statistics show the United States produces large shares of copper, petroleum, cotton, timber, coal, steel ingots, and paper. With 3 percent of the land and six percent of the population, the nation’s commanding economic position is tied to industrial and commercial progress rather than mere natural resources.
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National Industrial Conference Board
United States
The Brides Scientific Society Opinion on Boy Habits
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the Brides Scientific Society debated encouraging Guilkishness and sedentary habits among boys is a grave error. Parents push children into education for high stakes, yet forced knowledge is quickly forgotten. A moderate study is advised, but thinking over cramming is valued and healthy sports outperform late-night studying.
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Brides Scientifie Society
Azalea Cultivation Seed Sowing Guidelines
Seeds of azalea are used for propagation. They should be sown in fibrous soil with constant moisture. Keep roots humid in a frame covered with glass or in a pot with a cover. Place seeds on soil surface with gentle trampling. transplant when large enough to handle easily.
Patent terms and status in manufacturing articles
The note explains that "Patent pending" means a patent application has been filed and no patent granted yet. If the patent office has favored the application but not issued it, the term "patent allowed" appears on the item.
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