Jesus Healing at Capernum in the synagogue Sermon
Sunday School lesson reviews Jesus early life and ministry leading to the healing at Capernum. The sermon notes His authority in teaching, the casting out of a demon, and the healing of Peter's mother in law, framing miracles as signs of the deeper aim to defeat sin and the power of death.
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John Lindsay Withrow
Park Street Church
Boston
Chicago
Jesus
Capsrnaum
Christ
Nazareth
Jordan
John
Satan
God
Andrew
Cana
Galilee
Cane
Capernaum
Lake of Galilee
Jerusalem
Tie
Nicodemus
Samaria
Sychar
Simon Peter
Philip
Nathaniel
Mark i
Thomas A Kempis
Peter
Luke
Haymaking by Wire Among Norway’s Mountain Pastures
Pearsons Magazine describes high alpine haymaking in Norway where women herd cattle in mountain buts during summer. Grass is cut on inaccessible slopes and transported by a wire rope contraption called the lauparsteng across fjords, delivering hay cheese butter and milk down to fjord farms.
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Norway
Folgefonden
Hardangervidda
Jostedalsbrae
Peerson
The Woman's Friend Is Steketee's Neuralgia Cure
Ad claims a universal neuralgia remedy known as The Woman's Friend Is Steketee's Neuralgia Cure. It asserts cure for neuralgia of the stomach bowels heart head nerves and ulcers and inflamed areas with an injected version. The copy markets the product as a sure remedy despite disjointed and erratic wording.
Challenge to Pie Eaters by New Jersey Champion
J A Woods, the New Jersey pie eating champion, devoured eleven large apple pies in nine and a half minutes at a Cable club vaudeville show in Jersey City on Wednesday night, winning by three pies. He issued a challenge to eat pies against all comers.
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J. A. Woods
New Jersey
Cable Club
Jersey City
New York Journal
Mrs Pinkhams Friends Read the Letters Published Here
A note mentions readers of Mrs Pinkhams letters and advises those ailing to rely on the fella rather than experts, reflecting a local column tone and informal guidance in this newspaper snippet.
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Pga
New War College Plan Outlined By Secretary Root
Secretary Root outlines a planned army war college to advance higher instruction and unify professional education. The board will study service schools, reserve cooperation, and methods for joint military naval action in war. General Ludlow named president. meeting set for next Monday in Washington.
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Washington
Root
War College
Army
War Department
Army College
Prices in materials yield in New York trade
R G Dun & Co notes prices in materials are easing signaling relief for industry. Hides and leather lower costs boost boot and shoe contracts, wood and pig iron prices slip, cotton prices rise, rail earnings surge. Spring business expands and Canadian demand strengthens as industry runs at full capacity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade Today
Chicago
United States
Canada
Toronto
New Crimes in Calendar Highlight Modern Theft Forms
The article contrasts historic larceny with modern crimes. It notes lamp theft as larceny whose Grand or Petit status varies by value. It argues that many modern offenses rely on new instruments and require updated legislation without detailing specifics.
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Union
Modern crime notes on cipher taps and electric meter thefts
The Chicago Chronicle notes that blackmail or wartime wire tapping is limited by stolen codes and that modern thieves seek special messages for market impact. It cites tapping of telegraph wires as impractical unless codes are stolen and warns frequent power theft by tampering with electric meters to steal current.
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Chicago Chronicle
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh
Announcement describes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in liquid form with atomizer, priced at 75 cents including spraying tube. Claims quick absorption without drying secretions, delivering the same medicinal properties as the solid preparation. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St. New York.
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Ely’s
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Prof Boyer Dead In Chicago Pneumonia Takes Educator
Professor E. Boyer, director of the Chicago Institute of Pedagogy, died in Chicago at age 56 after contracting pneumonia. His work focused on educational reform and pedagogy, and he was widely recognized in academic circles. Mrs Emmons Blaine provided for the institute's construction and maintenance.
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Chicago
E. &. Boyer
Chicago Institute of Pedagogy
Emmons Blaine
Boyer
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