Divine Requirements for Spiritual Revival in Solomon's Temple
The text outlines that God’s revival blessing hinges on his people humbling themselves praying seeking His face and turning from wicked ways. It explains a threefold promise hear from heaven forgive sin and heal the land with emphasis on obedience and repentance as prerequisites for restoration.
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David
Jerusalem
Solomon
Temple
Jehovah
Solomon Byight
Huvalllty
Nlow
God
Palestine
Speaking of Fruit Farm Life Quip About Dates and Apples
A light Farm Life quip contrasts a man’s date with fruit. He hopes for a peach but finds an apple of the eye gone sour, turning into a lemon that leaves him with little interest.
Quebec Plans Cold Storage Plants for Sea Fisheries
The Quebec government proposes establishing several cold storage and distributing plants to advance the province’s sea fisheries. The move aims to spur more active development of provincial fishing resources and related industries.
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Quebec
Origin of Goldfish Through Selective Breeding
The goldfish arose from selective breeding that eliminated somber carp colors. Chinese and Japanese breeders began this process in the sixteenth century, creating the familiar bright grouped varieties.
Ada name origins and fortunes in ruby talisman
Ada ale has two sources of derivation with conflict in translation. Etymologists debate whether Ada comes from Adal meaning ornament or Teutonic Ada meaning happiness. The ruby is Ada's talisman, said to grant courage and invulnerability and to shield her from misfortune. Wednesday is her lucky day and 3 her lucky number.
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Ale
Ada
Audur
Auda
Alda
Orlando
Italy
House of Este
Ead
Ide
Ida
Countess of
Boulogne
Stephen
Ads
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Doctors Propose Odd Insomnia Remedies
A Medical Society meeting features a general practitioner a surgeon and a psychiatry specialist trading sleep cure ideas. The doctor prescribes singing to sleep while the others recount mental tricks and the group considers different approaches to insomnia. The anecdote ends with a playful note about a lullaby Go to Sleep my Little Pickaninny.
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Medical Society
New York Sun
Navy to adopt new uniform concepts for enlisted men
Navy officials discuss changes to enlisted attire with focus on petty officers first class and bluejackets. Proposals include a dressier bluejacket uniform with cap, long trousers, double breasted coat, gun metal buttons and a white shirt, replacing the flat hat.
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Denby
Navy Department
Army and Navy Journal
Churches Might Aid Art Suggestion Put Forward
A critic argues that American churches should actively foster creative arts for their intrinsic value. By using church networks and educational staff, denominations could unite artists to produce religious drama music and visual arts that reflect the highest truth. This would shift focus from routine social activities to meaningful artistic vocation.
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America
Scrap Exports From Boulogne Continue After War End
Scrap metal exports from Boulogne sur Mer during 1919 to 1922 show England taking most shipments. Brass and copper scrap rose from 30 to 2 051 metric tons, iron scrap fluctuated around 1 580 to 1 693 tons, and steel scrap vaulted from 14 058 in 1920 to 34 569 in 1922, despite only a small 1922 decline versus 1921.
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France
Boulogne sur-Mer
England
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Less Noise and Efficiency in Industrial Work
President Charles Russ Richards of Lehigh University urges scientists to study noise reduction and develop appliances to quiet big industrial plants. He argues that higher noise harms worker efficiency, and that improved production lowers costs amid costly materials and labor.
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Charles Russ Richards
Lehigh University
Science Service
Cork Wool In Spain Could Substitute For Wool
Washington officials received information about a Spanish process for using cork as a textile material. Cork forms very fine pellicles with fourteen making a millimeter thickness, then treated to remove resins, made flexible, and sewn between cotton sheets before pressing.
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Cork
Spain
Washington
Washington Star
Won't There Be a Bank Run in Town
An old German farmer rushes to the bank to withdraw all his money amid rumors of insolvency. The clerk calmly reassures him the bank is solvent, but the farmer decides he does not want his cash after all.
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Jim
Jones
Safi
American Legion Weekly
Plant a Tree to Save Forests and Profits
An essay warns that the United States cuts 268 billion cubic feet of lumber annually and over 10 million acres yearly, risking forest bankruptcy within 40 to 800 years. It urges landowners to adopt reforestation, turning waste land into profit and fulfilling a national duty.
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United States
Rice Quality Rise in Gulf State Industry
American rice has grown into a leading Gulf state industry over the past two decades. Cuba consumes rice at every meal and regards American rice as superior in flavor and nutritious quality, with no taint of flavor compared to Indian, Chinese, or Japanese varieties.
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Gulf States
Cuba
India
Chior
Japan
Early American Steel Milestones Through 19th Century
The Geological Survey notes the first U S steel likely made in Connecticut in 1728 by Samuels Higley and Joseph Dewey. Crucible steel followed in 1832 at Garrard works in Cincinnati. Bessemer steel debuted in 1864 at Wyandotte Michigan, and open hearth steel appeared in 1804 at Trenton by the New Jersey Steel and Iron Company.
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United States
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Connecticut
Samuels Higley
Joseph Dewey
Winliam
John H. Garrard
Cincinnati
Bessemer
Willam F. Durfee
Wyandotte
Mich
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company
Trenton
Wedding superstitions and omens from funerals
An old superstition notes that meeting a funeral on the way to church on a wedding day signals different fates. If the funeral is a woman’s, it foretells danger for the bride. if it is a man, the groom is believed to die soon. In northern England there is a fear that a wedding should not occur if an open grave is in the churchyard.
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England
Stray Stories Reveal a Spendthrift Son
A flawed heir boasts of progress and social introductions, bragging about meeting Jerrington, the standout figure in their business. His father presses for repayment, exposing a strained dynamic between a spendthrift son and a wary parent.
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Jerrington
Great Weller Diary Entry Recalls Scott Southey Laureateship Claim
In Henry Crabb Robinson diary written in 1818, an entry notes Samuel Coleridge or Hammond recounting a letter from Walter Scott to Southey declining the laureateship. Scott reportedly said he was more popular now but posterity would demand Southey.
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Great Weller
Henry Crabb Robinson
Hamimond
Walter Scott
Southey
Government aims to make syrup from sweet potatoes
Government experts propose a plan to produce a fine brown highly palatable syrup from sweet potatoes. The project envisions establishments across the Southern states where sweet potatoes grow best. It would use hundreds of bushels of small undersized undersized potatoes once considered waste.
Cecil County Judge candidacy cites accessibility and population
Omar D. Crothers urges Cecil County voters to back him for Democratic nomination for Associate Judge, arguing Cecil has larger population and more court terms than Queen Anne's, and is less accessible to nonresident judges due to distance to Chestertown Centreville and Easton. He notes past practice and the late Chief Judge Constable's death affecting residency. He requests support from Cecil County voters.
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Cecil County
Cecil
Kent
Queen Annie’s
Caroline
Talbot
Caroline County
Queen Anne’s
Senator Legg
Queen Anne’s County
Chestertown
Centreville
Albert Constable
Omar D. Crothers
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