Sunday School Lesson on John Two Cleansing and Vision
The article reflects on John Chapter Two and the Passover cleansing scene as a key to Jesus being the Son of God. It links the temple cleansing to future prophecies, the bride of Christ, and the believer’s role as a temple, urging faith under the blood and readiness for the resurrection glory. It cites Luke, Ezekiel, Isaiah, and Revelation while urging personal spiritual cleansing and belief in the risen Christ.
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American Press Association
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Jesson
Nathanael
Canapte
Eden
Israel
Jerusalem
Ezek
Ezek. Xiviii
New Jerusalem
Jacob
Capernaum
Nazareth
Capernauin
Isis
Capernahum
Nahum
Tim
Isa
Amos ix
Hezekiah
Haider
Market Place
Wall Street
Willi
Pimi
Death of English Architect William Longmere Linked to Yom Blood
An old English architect William Longmere dies after a broken link with Yom Blood. He was nephew to Jane Reynolds, wife of the poet, and recalled many visits to his uncle and aunt.
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William Longmere
Jane Reynolds
Prayer Meeting Topic For Week Beginning Jan 26 1908
The devotional session stresses the home mission work of the denomination and urges a survey of church activities to assess condition and outlook. It cites Isaiah’s call to reveal transgressions, urges renewed zeal for home missions, and highlights diverse American and immigrant groups needing outreach with Bible readings listed for reflection.
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H. Doyle
Issa. Ivili
Fe Bank Dup
Church
Isaiah
Jacob
America
Christ
Conventioning In Brazil Dr Francis I Clark reports Brazil trip
Dr Francis I Clark describes a 1000 mile Brazilian journey where Endeavorers welcomed him with warm greetings at stations. In Jala the Christian Endeavor convention opened with enthusiasm and dignity, under electric lights, drawing attention from newspapers and local leaders including the Roman Catholic mayor. The event emphasized prayer, committees, pledges and interdenominational fellowship.
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Brazil
Francis I. Clark
Jala
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Leo
North America
South America
Essex County
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Urigiin
United States
Roman Catholis
Idaho
Emphasis Shifts in Christian Endeavor Movement
The article argues that Christian Endeavor prioritizes mission over church distinctiveness, re-embodying apostolic vigor and uniting evangelical churches with modern needs. It notes sustained energy and rapid growth from a 50-member society to thousands, underscoring pervasive movement momentum.
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Guy Punt
Sud
Tessing
Terie Lerld
Smuggling Tequila Across River Spotted At Park
Customs officers noted a new tequila smuggling method where a clothesline stretched over a river near Washington Park carried tequila bottles tied to the rope by a Mexican associate on the far bank. The rope delivered the liquor to the other side. Also, researchers state whalebone laminae indicate whale ages of 300 to 400 years, increasing with yearly laminae growth.
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Washington Park
The Arctic Region Atmospheric Wonders Describe Freezing Vapors And Phosphorescence
Explorers in Arctic and Antarctic seas may witness smoke rising from water that freezes into ice particles, while vapor from snow and bodies forms a strange rustling on land. At 40 degrees below zero tree sap ignites trunks burst silent. Phosphorescence lights seas when steamer propellers churn water, a debated natural phenomenon.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Whistler’s Forgetfulness Of Big Bank Balance
The Dundee Advertiser recounts how the painter James Whistler faced debt pressure and could not recall his funds. A friend offers to cover a loan after checking the bank balance. The teller, showing a balance over $30,000, astonishes the visitor, who then struggles to recall where the money came from or when it was deposited.
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Dundee Advertiser
Whistler
Beaconsfield Declines Reading a Friend’s Book
In a drawing room scene a devoted benefactor and a prime minister spar over reading a young writer’s romance. The PM, aged and candid, declines reading aloud and offers a polite note citing solitude at Hughenden. The exchange ends with light humor and a sharp appraisal of Malock’s work.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Mallock
Hughenden
Night of whimsy at the Aton fancy dress ball
A London Answers note tells of a policeman at the door of the Aton children’s ball enforcing adult ban. A mother pleaded for admission for her butterfly child who forgot wings. The officer stood by orders allowing only youngsters, suggesting she go as a caterpillar.
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London
Nightly barracks round ends with lit window
An irascible sergeant inspecting barracks lights finds a room with a window illuminated. He orders the occupants to extinguish it. A privates lamely notes moonlight but the sergeant insists to put it out, per London Graphic report.
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Ier
London
Costly Monotony In Dress Highlighted In London Graphite
The London Graphite laments fashion sameness in dresses and the rising cost of pinafores. It notes endless new embellishments, still centered on the simple pinafore, becoming more expensive every day. It critiques the unsold truth of gimmicky fashion while the core garment remains the same.
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London
An Unfortunate Interruption Proposal Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humorous brief recalls George planning to propose to his partner when a tire blew out, leaving him unable to think of a proposal. The anecdote captures a comical interruption thwarting a romantic moment.
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George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Siered Crocodiles of Egypt Buried With Kings
A fragmentary note describes ancient Egyptian crocodile effigies buried alongside pharaohs, signaling ritual significance and royal reverence for sacred animals in early dynastic burials.
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Egypt
A Model Queen Crowned Princess of Wales
The Newcastle Daily Chronicle lauds Queen Alexandra describing her ascent as Princess of Wales and asserts she never breached tact or decorum. The text portrays her life as an exemplary wife mother and societal leader from the outset of her public role.
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Alexandea
Princess of Wales
Abdoud
Newcastle Daily Chronicle
Italian undertaker buys car horse in New York
An Italian undertaker in New York bought an automobile and found it so successful that he ordered two more. He is the first undertaker to try one.
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New York
Am Automobile
The Farm Horse and Winter Care
A farm horse suffers during winter from irregular feeding and improper watering. The text warns against overfeeding coarse fodder and hay, which can cause health issues, especially heaves. It also notes watering practices that neglect proper thirst cues, risking dehydration or overdrinking in cold weather.
Ventilation in a New York Poultry House
G Arthur Bell describes a poultry house with many pens and a ventilation method. Windows in each pen slide to regulate air flow, but winter drafts risk freezing and neglecting ventilation. A modification uses upper sash lowered to seal with duck, keeping the house dry and birds healthy in harsh weather.
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New York
G. Arthur Bell
Cutting Back Trees at Woburn Experimental Farm
At the Woburn Hingland experimental fruit farm experiments show that cutting back apple trees when planted leads to a strong initial wood formation but reduced long term crop. Over the first ten years the yield from cut back trees totals about one third of that from trees left uncut at planting.
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Woburn
Hingland
South hay crop plan promises ton per acre yield
Farm note by Pharman Benton suggests a winter hay crop across the south could yield one ton per acre, followed by a SULTer Crop of cowpeas producing one to two tons per acre. With hay prices high in the region the investment in equipment appears affordable.
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Pharman Benton
Cotton as a Surplus Crop in Texas Farms
Farm writer Bud Kaneh argues high cotton prices do not help farmers when the cost of everything else also rises. He notes that even with cotton as a surplus crop, net income suffers as prices for inputs and goods climb.
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Uni
Texas
Farum
Bud Kaneh
Bagpipe Player Survives Wolf Pack by Playing Tune
Donald McLean of Warsaw Canada recounts being surrounded by wolves on returning to his route. He played his bagpipe for hours around a tree as a defense, and the wolves eventually left him. James K Barker, head of a small academy, quips about cooking skills and temper in boys and girls.
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Donald McLean
Warsaw
Canada
James K. Barker
The
Barker
McClellan and Lee Meet in Mexico War Incident
The Chicago News recounts a meeting between General George B. McClellan and General Robert E. Lee in Mexico during the war. McClellan, then a lieutenant, is challenged by Lee about disobeying orders as Lee demands he return to quarters. Later Major Lee apologizes to McClellan for his earlier sharpness, praising the corrective act.
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Greorge B. McClellan
Robert E. Lee
Mexico
McClellan
Lee
Winfield Scott
General Scott
Tee
Chicago News
Aerial Horror Prank From Balloon Ends in Laughing Landlord
An audience in a village heard a German recount Strohschneider a famed aeronaut. He allegedly advertised lifting the landlord on a trapeze from a balloon. The landlord supposedly fell to the ground, but the crowd saw a dummy dressed as the landlord, revealing a practical joke from a balloon.
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Strohschneider
Strohschmeider
Seronaut
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Perils of Crinoline in Reminiscences Tale
The danger of the historic crinoline is shown in Lady Dorothy Nevill's Reminiscences. While near a fireplace her voluminous skirt caught fire. with no men present and nearby women unable to help without risking their own garments, she calmly rolled into a hearth rug to extinguish the flames.
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Dorothy Nevill
Dorothy
A Judge of Land and a Proud Father Dialogue
A farmer’s son returns to the old farm after college. The father urges study of chemistry to manage land and asks about a flat meadow for a stock yard. The farmer’s son comments on a balk game in the field. Kansas City Trandependent.
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Parmner
Sun
Kansas City
Pity the Poor Wolf in a Doorway Antic
A short paragraph recounts a joke where a force asks why the wolf looks pale and the wolf answers that he must stay away from the door until the house is bare of food. The note is from Catholic Standard and Times.
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Catholic Standard and Times
New Yorker Quip Sparks Imagined National Gap
The visitor jokes that New Yorkers know little of the rest of the country provoking a playful exchange between the New Yorker narrator and Philadelphia resident Bedzer as they trade regional stereotypes.
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New Yorker
Poe New Yorker
Philadelphia Bedzer
Piguatus May Do All Right But Own Power Fails
Fragmentary note criticizes Piguatus with unclear claim about capability to convert into a fart, lacking concrete context or attribution.
Singer Buys Gold Opera Glasses For Sixty Thousand
Mr. Singer recently paid 60000 for a pair of opera glasses. The lenses are top quality, and the spectacles feature solid gold frames, a lyre motif, and are encrusted with diamonds and sapphires, making the purchase exceptional.
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Singer
Sewing Machine Fun
A Mephistopheles of Today Bridge Whist Tale
A bridge whist party in a fashionable house features a handsome stranger who enchants a Titian haired young woman. Cards escalate from a cent to a dollar, with hidden players and a cross bearing guest. the mystery man’s influence reveals a grand score, then a sudden withdrawal as scandal unfolds.
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Tie
Gronne Tlan
Titian
Dle
Inon
Geryvous
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills relieve backache and weak back. Sold by Wm FF Jungkunz, druggist, $5, Stephenson Street.
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DeWitt
Wm. FF
Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Poems Pictures and Songs in World Literature
A Current Literature passage notes that poetry pictures and songs reflect diverse tastes in world literature. It argues critics cannot fix rigid canons and that appeal is personal guiding what qualifies as great art versus merely appreciated works.
Wealthy Wyoming Governor Brooks Built Ranch Empire
One of Wyoming's wealthiest men and governor, Brrant Butler Brooks, began as a farm hand and cow puncher then trapper. He peddled furs to Chicago, settled on government land under the homestead act, and now runs a 100000 acre ranch with 30000 sheep, thousands of cattle, and hundreds of horses.
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State of
Wyoming
Brrant Butler Brooks
Chicago
KODOQOL Promises Relief for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
KODOQOL described as the best remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders. It is marketed as pleasant prompt and thorough. Sold by Wm F eTenany druggist located at 85 Stephenson t.
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Wm. F. eTenany
Stephenson T
Burdett Piano Tuner Orders Sought at Brown & Dollmeyer
J Burdett, a piano tuner, is seeking orders at Brown and Dollmeyer’s shop or by phone as part of local services and repairs noted in the advertisement. The brief item highlights contact options for customers needing tuning or related piano work.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer’s
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