The Wickedness of Ell and His Sons 2 12 17 27 886
Study of Eli and his sons in first Samuel chapters 1 3 contrasts priests who knew not the Lord with the greed of Eli s sons who demanded more from worshipers and misused offerings. It notes En s failure to discipline his sons, the ark incident, and the Philistine defeat, ending with a reflection on true religion beyond ritual.
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Ell
Samuel
Eli
St. If
Joel
Israel
Shiloh
God
Compassion and Shame in Emotion Thought by Doctor Blule
A compact note on compassion as a worthy emotion. The text reflects on compassion as an intrinsic human trait worthy of expression without shame. It frames compassion as a moral stance echoed by Doctor Blule.
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Doctor Blule
Incusion ary bulletin of this church needs subscribers
A colored preacher urged his flock to support a church bulletin described as young and financially strained. He framed it as a moral enterprise born from innocent contemplation of good, planned to promote righteous principles and social welfare through missionary work, despite awkward wording and unclear aims.
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Warls
Drehbone
Monday Not Popular Day In The Week
A compact survey traces Monday's bad rap from its name moonday to a string of phrases like Black Monday and Blue Monday. It notes these terms arise from lunar associations, post holiday days, church decorations, and clerical weariness, reflecting the weekday mood.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Wechsler
Wavaria
Iran
Outrigger Canoe Fishing Vessels of Hawaiians
A description from New England Fisheries details Hawaiians using long narrow outrigged boats for fishing and porpoise hunting. Two light posts support a denim slimitar shaped to the keel, with paddling from the stern. After reefs are cleared, the vessel fills with fish, taken to shore alive in buckets and sold at the market, with some consumed raw or still living.
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New England Fisheries
Garden City plan for Isle of Dogs to revive Greenwich land
The Isle of Dogs is slated for a nine acre garden city project on the old football ground site. The proposal aims to restore green space and housing gardens to reconnect with Greenwich once a royal residence area. The plan envisions trees and modern amenities to transform the district into an eastern residential quarter.
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Isle of Dogs
Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich
Uwenrs
West India Docks
Poplar
Amatnlond
Mall
Lovehouse Reach
Mystery Canoe Rides Ferry Wake Across the Hudson
In summer 1919 passengers on a Hastings Point ferry in New York watched a canoe sail alongside the vessel without any propulsion. The canoe rode beside the ferry, angled to the wave crest, staying fast as the boat moved, and then was carried forward by the water like a surfboard.
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New York
Timi
Town Sells for 10000 Dollars in Moneta Wyoming
The entire town of Moneta in Wyoming sold for 10000 dollars to John Goodman. The deal includes one townsite of forty lots a one room hotel three room cottage two two room cottages a large barn and various outbuildings. Chicago and Northwestern retains the right of way on the townsite fronts and a small building on this right of way.
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Moneta
John Goodman
AL Kinnsop
Sears Age
Goodman
Chicago and Northwestern
Disagreeable grind halts car as neighbor helps lift
A roadside stop ends with a neighbor attempting to move a car by lifting with a tug hello. The improvised effort ends when the neighbor realizes a jack is needed and the group shifts to place the jack. The exchange ends with compliance and a cautious attempt to change the wheel.
Mortgage on house to buy automobile
A fragment describes funding a house purchase with a mortgage and later mortgaging it again to cover a cook's expenses, illustrating debt cycles and financial strain. The dialogue sample hints at desperation over using home equity to meet living costs.
Supreme Court closes whispering gallery defect
The Washington Star reports the Supreme Court has eliminated the whispering gallery in the courtroom. Chief Justice White described the phenomenon, noting the acoustics worsened since 102 and a fireproofing project made sound reflection a problem. The fix cost 10000 dollars and restored clarity.
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Supreme Courtroom
Washington Star
United States Supreme Court
White
Eliott Woods
Capitol
Tense courtroom scene ends with weapon found
In a murder trial, a crowded Indianapolis courtroom faced nerves as a large colored woman carrying a weapon was seized near the doors. She claimed she wished to hear evidence from a juvenile conflict case, after which the trial resumed without incident.
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Courhroan
Tito
Indkiunapo
Chameleon City Barcelo in a Spanish landscape
The passage portrays Barcelona as a chameleon city with narrow ancient streets and grand avenues, noting its contentious history with Castilian power. It references a 19th century bulletin by a geology society, and hints at Catalonia’s shifting allegiances and the city’s role in regional tensions with France and Spain.
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Barcelo
Ehuneleen
Spain
Old
Lenton
Paris
Nineriea
Dulletin
Naaglanat Gieoxraplite Society
Vanit
Barceloun Wits
New York
Mediterraiveny
Calui
Castia
Barcelona
Prance de Revelt
Philip Vodin
Catalonia
Urireehuna
Virizens
Holly and Mistletoe Commerce and Varieties Across Regions
The article notes holiday season trade moving thousands of tons of holly and mistletoe annually. It explains holly varieties, including the Opaca and mountain holly, with English holly prized for its stiff leaves and vibrant green color. It also highlights mistletoe’s cultural lore and regional production in the United States and Europe.
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Pnckates
United States
Fiwest Armericah
Enghind
Normandy
Okdahanta
Preachers' Sons Seen as Trusted Yet Flawed
A historic note argues that many preachers' sons are upright and respected in their communities, yet a few black sheep exist. The piece references observations from Cutler's Weekly describing men often moral and devoted but sometimes failing in conduct, with concern over public perception and hypocrisy.
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Walter
Tong Dife
Ene
Melyifie EL Stone
Cutler's Weekly
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Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
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Jesus Christ
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Esrape
Hawaii
the Isle of Dogs
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Eagle Pencil Company
Little Wonder
Apex
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Denton, Maryland
Alreads
Nuttle Milling Company
RED Cross
Nelson Shoe CO
W. Lexington St
L & MI
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Durham Tobacco
Tonle
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Nash
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Palmolive Company
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Queen Anne, Md
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Federalsburge, Md
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Easton, Md
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Kenosha
Axwspaper
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