Resurrection Theme Sunday Lesson Longs for Divine Proof
Sunday School lesson from 1801 discusses the resurrection of Jesus as central to Christianity. It argues for the divinity of Christ, His incarnation, and the empty tomb, citing the apostles’ martyrdom and early Christian proclamation as evidence of truth.
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Pilate
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Hella
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Lelling
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Spring tonic ad ends health claim in vague ad
An unclear ad promotes a product called Celrey Nova Compound as a remedy for nerves energy and health. The copy mentions supposed benefits and lists several names and street references, but lacks verifiable details or credible sourcing.
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Tima
Dieter Brog
Foreign Office Open Day As War Conference Advances
A Yolokoma dispatch reports the Daily Titad noting a wartime conference with the Emperor present. Senior generals discuss the condition of the service while officers are sent to Korea for investigations as the foreign desk notes ongoing inquiries and readiness.
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Korea
Mike
UNITAIN'S QUEEN SPEAKS
Unitain's Queen delivers a gracious address thanking supporters and nation for sympathy and aid as she assumes duties. She pledges to strengthen bonds with Britain and fatherland and expresses gratitude to those who argued the address and helped during the transition.
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SOV Danial
Guo Alexandyin
Rent Hvitada
Anany Yepre
Great Britain
Salisbury’s Landon Maven Illness Runs Afield
A shaky dispatch reports Tord Snabney is reportedly ill with a kidney complaint. The item, described as groundless, notes a Riviera trip as a pretext to temporary duty absence and outlines an expected resume of duties and a public dinner planned for May.
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Maven
Biily Express
Tord Snabney
Walluday
Ebe Riviera
Polish influence strong in German plan to curb Polish growth
Berlin reports Chancellor Van Buelow plans to pass a bill aimed at checking Polish influence. The measure contemplates state controlled organizations and reestablishment of garrisons in several provinces to enforce the policy.
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Berlin
van Buelow
Riga Polytechnicum Closed by Alstriat Authorities
In St Petersburg authorities with consent of the Alstriat center close the Riga Polytechnicum. Public figures announced a broader amemblagea with penalties aligning to existing offences, signaling a tightening stance on institutional offences.
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Dirantay
Oreaiharg
Alstriat Cnrater
Lina
Riga Polytechnicum
Kharof
Ieve
Reconstruction funds approved for Havana Mare Jo School
In Saint Varona district ancratony of education has ordered expending 1.1 million dollars from the school appropriation to reconstruct school houses. The action aims to modernize facilities and improve classroom conditions for students.
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Mare JO
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Hones
Historic James Mansion Preservation Effort in New York
An article recounts the long struggle to preserve the Historic James Mansion in New York, detailing its architecture, owners, and the battles over ownership and restoration. It describes the mansion’s ties to prominent families, legal disputes, and the cultural significance prompting preservation efforts.
Legends of Ancient Conquerors Fade in Obscure Burials
Fragmentary OCR recalls two legendary leaders of old: Alath the Mag of the West Goths who invaded Italy and Rome in 34 440 and died suddenly in Gheentin Italy as his soldiers fled. A second figure, Attin the Hun, is noted as buried in 483 A. D. in a cryptic line. The text is garbled and uncertain.
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Loran
Tonnes
Wien
Silenay de Gufier
Alath
Italy
Rome
Gheentin
Attin
The Maig Machine and the Talking Machine Debate
The article surveys the talking machine and its evolution toward a music machine, tracing improvements and public reception in the American Art Journal context. It contrasts mechanical voices with musical potential and hints at broader cultural implications for sound reproduction.
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American Art Journal
Unclear 19th Century Property Transfers Across Town
Fragmentary OCR notes report transfers including Doty and Scaville residences, and a Boat Buller Street property bought for 82,250 by Goonfelllow, with occupier details. Mentions of McGuire, John Vordermark, and London trust study.
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RE. Dary
Pater McGuire
Nave June
Tort Wayne
Doty Ims
the & S. Scaville
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