Bread of Life Heals Hungry Souls in John Six
A Sunday School lesson on John six 22 51 emphasizes Jesus as bread of life and living water. It links belief receiving and then yielding to Christ with eternal life and resurrection, urging sinners to come to Jesus and experience forgiveness and grace.
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The Wise Use of Time in a Christian Endeavor Talk
A 1908 Christian Endeavor weekly message by Rev. S. H. Doyle discusses redeeming the time as buying up opportunities. It urges prompt, purposeful use of every moment, citing Romans Tempus fugit, William Carey, Christ, and Richard Baxter to illustrate swift action and conscience in the face of time’s passing.
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In the Heart of London Christian Endeavor Meeting
Stan ley P. Sidwuards reports in the Christian Endeavor Times on a monthly meeting of Christian Endeavorers held at Old Bailey London for prayer and fellowship. Testimonies praise opportunities for greeting and business world ties, with members formed by wearing a membership badge.
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Stanley P. Sidwuards
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Irish Madeavaorer Unfolds Endavor Badge Meaning
An Irish writer explains the Christian Endeavor badge as backed by Calvary experience. The essay emphasizes Christian enthusiasm, Christlike endurance, and steadfast enterprise, citing biblical verses to support the interpretation.
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Christian Endeavor
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Daily Journal Delivery Service Expands Citywide
The Daily Journal now offers home delivery across the entire city, with weekly subscriptions available. Readers can opt for regular weekday or weekend editions, and new customers can sign up for a promotional trial.
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Judge Gary Opposes Overcapitalization in Steel Stocks
Judge E. O. W. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, endorses government oversight to prevent overcapitalization. He argues knowledge and publicity are the only protection against imposition, supports physical valuation, and expects early restripping of misuses as public sentiment shifts toward value based securities.
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Prison Night for War Correspondent Reid in Great Betiad
White Ian Reid, ambassador to Great Betiad, spent a night in a prison cell after a clash with Confederate forces while serving as a war correspondent. He was confined to guard duty for the night pending further punishment, and feared a banishment from the front.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wetmore Wins Rhode Island Senate Seat Again
Rhode Island Senator George P. Wetmore, after an earlier failed bid, secured re-election and resumes the seat he once held. The previous year’s bitter contest featured three candidates, including Colt and Goddard, with Wetmore and Colt splitting the Republican vote while Democrats supported Goddard. Wetmore, a former governor, has also chaired Yale’s Peabody museums and education fund.
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Mew gainy save ings banks to Asia Minor
A fragmentary report notes motives inside the interior favor or poison. The cryptic line hints at internal factors affecting a bank system and external aims toward Asia Minor, with a veiled reference to a Jewish audience.
Vegetative Propagation of Leguminous Forage Plants
A Bureau of Plant Industry report details alfalfa propagation by cuttings. Use three inch cuttings with 2-3 nodes from mature stems, rooted in sand and potted up to three inches, then to nursery rows or cold frames. Greenhouse space yields up to 1000 plants per winter. 95 percent root well, but sudden temperature shifts cause losses. Cloth protection advised for dormant periods and winter transfers.
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Washington
Bureau of Plant Industry
Feeding experiments show cow fat yield varies by diet
In dairy cow trials two pots more of ciitaier produced a pound of fat versus barley or corn with equal other conditions. Cows gained eight pounds per head during the period. They consumed one third more em mer per head daily than cows fed barley. The cows did well on the crazier ration.
Mather Pecarine Swims Through Troubled Waters
A fragmentary note describes a troubling scene involving Mather Pecarine and a young character. The text hints at danger, a challenge, and a decision to swim or face consequences. The setting appears to be a coastal or poolside environment with a tense tone.
Herbert Spencer and the Puddles
A London Caterer anecdote notes Herbert Spencer avoided dampening his dress shoes by carrying old newspapers to drop into mud puddles on his route. He aimed to preserve footwear for dinners, even exhausting his paper bundle before reaching his destination.
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Herbert Spencer
London
For Emergencies A Reserve For Use Not For Show
A Wall Street Journal quote compares banking reserves to a hospital emergency bed. It argues reserves should be used in crises, not kept idle. The analogy questions managers who hoard capital, risking a lack of readiness in emergencies.
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Arithmetic schoolwork swap helps score high
A boy explains to his mother how he improved arithmetic by getting help on five of ten problems from the teacher, then swapping with Eric Jones for the remaining five.
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Impartial Mr Scatterton in a sharp exchange
A dialogue shows Mr Scatterton claiming strict impartiality while an amiable man questions his ethics. A quip recalls a hunt with him where intent to wound is unclear, and the piece notes Louisville’s founding in 1778 by Colonel George Rogers Clark with thirty Virginia families landing on Corn Island.
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Virginia
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Frustrated Couple Discusses a Framed Snapshot
In a tense exchange, a sulking woman pins blame on a broken late hours resolution, while the man softly proclaims his endless admiration for a photo of her. She retorts that it could be framed and hung in the lodge.
Train schedule fragment shows Midwest routes and times
A fragmented timetable lists west bound and south bound passenger and freight trains with numbers such as No 402 St Paul and No 346 Freight, noting arrival and departure times like 6:10 am and 6:50 pm, plus local mail and freight services and daily or Sunday patterns.
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Train timetable notes and connections at Freeport
Train schedule lists departures and arrivals for multiple trains including No 200 No 201 and No 206 with kitchen and parlor car services, connections at Beloit Janesville Madison and East Coast routes and cross references to Sycamore DeKalb Rock Island Milwaukee and Chicago connections. notes buffet cafe parlor car services and Sunday operation. There are references to various train numbers and service details across routes.
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