Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem Examined as Christian Shrine
The article traces the Holy Sepulcher’s history from early churches to Crusader rebuildings and Turkish control. It notes sacred chambers, the Tomb, and the Chapel of the Angels, with a debate over the exact site of Jesus tomb while considering future guardianship by Christian powers and possible Zionist or regional political outcomes.
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Jerusalem
Christendom
Palestine
Nazareth
Acre
Mount Carmel
America
London Chronicle
Judea
Zion
Russia
Manfred
France
Asia Minor
Syria
England
Egypt
Jesus
the Redeemer
Calvary
Adam
Holy Site
Komnenos Kaffa
Mityleno
Levant
Underwood & Underwood
American Press Association
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Land of Mine. Isle Of Saints Refrain
A lyrical tribute praises the native homeland, honoring its shamrock emblem and sacred name. The verse invokes reverence for the land of origin and its symbolic colors, reflecting a devotional tone attributed to John 8. Ormsby.
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Land OF Mine
Isle of Saints
John
Ormsby
Falling Market Exchange Sparks Talk of Dukes and Kings
A fragment quotes Pock musing on buying a duke versus a king. The exchange hints at shifting value or status in a market scene as a daughter considers options and postpones a purchase for better value. No further context provided.
The Samuel leadership and the ark's loss to Philistines
The lesson recounts Israel's calamity after the ark's capture and Eli's death, urging repentance away from foreign gods. Samuel’s rally at Mizpah leads to a united, pious people, a notable victory over the Philistines, and the establishment of Samuel’s just rule from Bethel to Gilgal. Ebenezer stands as the stone of help, symbolizing Jehovah's aid and future blessings.
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Eli
Hoptns
Phinehas
Israel
Samuel
Ashtaroth
Mizpeh
Saul
Nebi Samwil
Jerusalem
Mizpah
Bethear
Ebenezer
Jehovah
Ekron
Gath
Canaan
Bethel
Gligal
Hoper
Several Pointers For the Farmer on Pigeons and Hogs
A Farm Journal guide advises farmers to keep pigeons free from vermin and watched for irregularities. It notes two hours daily work for 200 pairs, best breeders hatch in April or May, and to avoid dark legs. It also covers dry airy winter quarters, feeding practices, and improvised feeds like skimmilk. The text shifts to hog care with free range caveats, then outlines poultry and cow feeding regimens, stressing cleanliness and gradual return to production after calving.
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Farm Journal
The Profitable Cow in Favorable Conditions
The article argues that cows, like people, perform best under favorable conditions. Well bred cows possess a highly developed nervous system and are highly sensitive to heat, weather, and sanitation. Contented cows yield better milk quality and higher output.
Grain For Calves Feed Mix And Teaching Method
Early feeding of grain with skinmilk begins to replace butterfat in cream. A 2 to 1 mix of cracked corn and wheat bran forms a practical grain for calves. Train calves to eat the grain by sprinkling a small amount in the feed box after milk. Feed only what the calf will clean up.
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Kirkpatrick
Connecticut Agricultural College
Mit
War and Sports Figures Highlight 1916 Sporting Scene
The piece discusses the impact of war on European athletics, noting delays in events and the possible decline of stars like Jean Bouin, with plans for future revival. It also profiles Frank Gotch considering Iowa governor aims, Dunn’s financial moves in the International League, and the broader theme of how wartime and economics shape sports leadership and careers.
What Athletic Sport Means in NCAA View
The National Collegiate Athletic Association issued guidance at its Chicago meeting on how athletic sport should be conducted. It calls sport a school of character when rightly managed, strengthening the body and mind, teaching honesty and courtesy, and condemns brutality, cheating, and the pursuit of winning at the expense of integrity.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
England
America
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Dante
Gotch
Frank Gotch
Iowa
Dunn
Don
Baltimore
Etil
Rochester Union
Ager
Jevelle
Dune
Donn
Frank Gotoh
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