Miracles of Feeding Five Thousand and Four Thousand
A Bible study discusses two feeding miracles from Matthew where five thousand and four thousand were fed by Jesus. It notes how faith, divine power, and the Holy Spirit enabled these acts and contrasts selfish use with the Lord's compassion. The piece links these events to the broader gospel plan and the coming dispensation.
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Jesus
Evep
Dave
Gaiva
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Savannah Man Sentenced to Death for Triple Murders
J C Hunter of Chatham Superior Court was found guilty of murdering his wife Maggie Hunter aged Mrs Eliza Gribble and her daughter Carrie Obelander in Perry streets murders last December. The judge pronounced the death sentence, with the aging prisoner calm in court as verdict came after 26 minutes of deliberation.
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Savannah
Maggie Hunter
Eliza
Gribble
Carrie Obelander
Perry Streets
J. C Hunter
Chatham Superior Court
Charlton
Hanse
Gardener Driven to Suicide Over Rejected Advance in Bronx
John Kentz a 37 year old gardener for the Appen Fairchilds on Sedgwick Avenue and Perot Street Bronx New York killed himself after the maid Celestine Dellford refused to walk with him. Housekeeper Mary Crawford and Celestine heard the shooting and found him in the servant hall.
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Appen Fairchild
Sedgwick Avenue
Perot Street
Bronx
New York City
Fairchild
John Kentz
Gardner
Celestine Dellford
Fairchilds
Kentz
Celestine
Mary Crawford
Celestine Ae
Advertising the Gomet and Your Home Town
A critique of the local newspaper role praising its booster spirit and civic function. It emphasizes the front page as a beacon for community progress and the newspaper as guardian and catalyst of civic life, urging citizen engagement and optimistic coverage.
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GOMET
Daily Mirror of the Universe
College of Publicity
Halley
America
Senator Tillman in Atlanta Hospitalized for Rheumatism
Atlanta May 27 United States Senator Benjamin R Tillman of South Carolina arrived in the city suffering a severe attack of rheumatism and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Dr W W Blackburn in charge says there is no connection between the rheumatism and the paralysis stroke treated last May. Mrs Tillman accompanies her husband.
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Atlanta
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
W. W. Blackburn
Tillman
Scant Hope for French Sailors From Sunken Submarine
Scant hope remains for the twenty seven crew of the French submarine Pluviose sunk off Pas de Calais. Divers struggle with strong currents to raise the hull from a 100 foot bed as Admiral B de la Payrere directs operations. The submarine likely crushed in collision with the channel steamer Pas de Calais after a mistimed sighting of its periscope.
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Calais
France
Pas de Calais
B. de la Payrere
Notice of Books of Subscription Rhein Dock and Terminal Co
Notice is hereby given that Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock of Rhein Dock and Terminal Company will be opened at 12 o'clock M on Monday May 30 1910 at Bank of Georgetown Georgetown NC. The business described includes warehouse crane dock loading and discharging vessels and related operations on or near its Georgetown property. Capital stock is seventy five thousand dollars divided into seven hundred fifty shares of one hundred dollars par value each.
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Rhein Dock and Terminal Company
Bank of Georgetown
Geornetown
N. C
Steeak Td
Georgetown
Cardui praised for women’s relief in testimonial notice
Mrs. Dorma A. Smith of Pizarro Va I narrates severe backache and bearing down but reports relief after using Wine of Cardui. The ad claims Cardui as a universal remedy for female troubles and a tonic to improve appearance and energy with instruction to request more information.
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Pizarro
Dorma A. Smith
Cardui
Cardus
Patten's Big Wheat Bet Ends In Heavy Losses
On the eve of retirement James A. Patten abandoned his September wheat position after a loss of about 15,000,000 bushels worth $1.5 million. George W. Patten and the Barrett-Patten group shed roughly $1 million, while T. H. Waterman faces a major paper hit as May option bears push to deliver more. Prices swung from 1.06 to 0.9375 dollars per bushel, Patten's bears led by Armour & Co and A. J. Lichstein, with Meeker aiding undoing efforts from Europe.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
George W. Patten
Barrett- Patten
T. H. Waterman
Albany
N. Y
Bears
Patten
New York
Armour & Co
A. J. Lichstein
Kansas
Lichstein and Armour
J. Ogden Areca
Europe
Arthur Meeker
Lichstern
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