Saints in Caesar Palace Speak to Modern Faithful
The article urges Christians facing persecution and past sins to imitate early saints in Caesar’s palaces. It notes martyrs under Nero and cites figures like John Summerfield, Fanny Crosby, Frances Willard, and Mary Magdalene to encourage resilience, reform, and steadfast testimony despite illness, stigma, or evil associations. It closes with a call to dedicate life to Christ, endure hardship, and seek heavenly reward.
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Frank de Witt Talmage
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Leo XIII
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John Summerfield
Frances E. Willard
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John Milton
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Harry Monroe
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Caesar's Palace
Alary Mardalene
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John B.rough
Caesar’s Palace
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Ontario Liberal Rule Since Confederation
The article details Ontario’s political history from Confederation 1867 to the present, noting the 1871 coalition fall, Edward Blake becoming prime minister with a Liberal cabinet, andrule by Liberals for thirty one years with straight Liberal majorities across successive general elections.
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John Sandfield Macdonald
Edward Blake
Ontario
Women candidates debate and husbands’ vows in Toronto
In North Toronto a discussion on women running for office prompts debate about wives’ roles and husbands signing petitions. A speaker notes that a husband’s endorsement could sway voters, while others question why few women are backed by their spouses. The Toronto Mail report captures street-level opinions on political reform and gender.
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Beattie Nesbitt
Toronto
Heaury
George
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Usband
Mrs. Rorer
Mr. Rorer
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Toronto Mail
Cat Out the Gold Lace
The St. John Telegraph argues that citizen soldiers are valued for courage over pomp. Canadian volunteers are praised for straight shooting and sacrifice in the South African war, while critics over swaddling in gold lace fade as war’s true costs are faced.
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St. John
South Africa
Canada
Fly that Attacks Peas and Can Seing Methods
The pea canning boom grows with the viner machine that hulls peas. Growers plant hundreds of acres across southern and central states and Wisconsin reports one grower with 2400 acres. The green fir insect has damaged 1100 acres, prompting control ideas including the brush air pan method.
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Wisconsin
Bantam Mother Helps Raise Quail and Pheasants in Ohio
An Ohio breeder F J Wilson raises quail and pheasants with Bantam mothers. He feeds young chicks ants and ant eggs until two weeks old then switches to hard boiled eggs, finely chopped clover and curd. Quail join Bantam mothers at a week old and are cared for, roosting with them each night.
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F. J. Wilson
Ohio
Tomato vines along garden fence plan
A practical tip to plant tomato vines along a garden fence to hasten ripening. Use a three quarter inch wire staple and a single hammer tap to secure vines to the fence, turning an unsightly barrier into a covered, waste-ground friendly feature.
Farmer's turkey boast ends in cost dispute
A farmer claimed profits from selling seventy five turkeys at over a dollar each after saying they cost him ten cents per head. A neighbor contradicted him, stating the birds cost more than fifty cents apiece to raise.
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Wilbow
Pacific Coast Line Coastline Comparison
The Pacific Ocean coastline is stated as 47,000 miles, 8,000 miles shorter than the Atilan coastline, according to the article.
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Pacific Ocean
The Chinese Laugh Described as Quiet and Subtle
A description notes that the Chinese laugh is not as hearty as European or American laughter. It is often a restrained sound rather than a full outburst of merriment, lacking notable character or force.
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