The Circle of History and God S Circle of Earth
A sermon outlines that history and divine providence move in circles. God sits on the circle of the earth, shaping the world through cycles of kingship and morality, with good and bad deeds circling back to affect individuals and nations. The cross breaks the circle of sin, and heaven centers on Christ in eternal circles.
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Siander
Jezebel
Shakespeare
Lady Macbeth
Naboth
Elijah
God
Paul
Antioch
Cyprus
Lystra
Corinth
Athens
Asia
Europe
America
Earth
Heaven
Voltaire
France
Germany
Ohn
City of
St. John
Apostle
Christ
Feats of Will Power by Danish Youth in Alto Pass Ill
Viggo Lerche a 23 year old Dane visiting his uncle C Jessen in Alto Pass Illinois displays the power to move iron and wood objects by sheer will. Witnesses report the phenomenon first in a drug store and later at his uncle’s home, where a long iron poker rose and moved at his command. He says the effect tires him and he must sleep to recover.
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Viggo Lerche
Mr. Lerche
Copenhagen
Alto Pass
Ill
C. Jessen
Lerche
The Debt of Hover and a Son's Honor
Dr Stalker in The Christian World Pulpit argues every son bears home honor with him and may lift or tarnish it. A son’s success shines as a crown for parents and inspires pride in fathers amid school battles, sports, and life in a city. Return of a well doing youth moves the church crowd. absence or failure wounds home honor deeply.
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Dr. Stalker
History of the hiss and its ancient origins in nature
Dr Ainslie Hollis in The Humanitarian traces the hiss from before Babel, arguing the sibilant sound is among the oldest in nature. He notes animals and even crustaceans hiss as a warning when danger approaches, a signal to keep quiet or stand still.
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Ainslie Hollis
Threshold of a Roman Mansion Dilemma
A fragment hints at a critique of English usage among dissatisfied playgoers. The text notes the term epound keeps its primitive sense as a Warning note, suggesting a cautious, moralizing tone about language and audience reception.
Quote on virtue and rights in public life
A reflective observation contrasts moral action with asserted self interest. The speaker warns that choosing evil invites consequence while urging people to pursue right over own rights for a better world.
Florence Nightingale and the dog Cap’s care in Derbyshire
A Derbyshire shepherd’s cottage tale recalls a young Florence Nightingale tending a badly injured sheepdog named Cap. He was nearly drowned, but a friend saved him by bathing his leg. The girl’s care, with hot water and bandages, helped Cap heal and foreshadow Nightingale’s future nursing in the Crimea.
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Derbyshire
Cap
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Vesuvius Activity Update from Signor Matteucci
Signor Matteucci reports extended Vesuvius activity since July 1805 with lava flows continuing for over four years. In April lava neared the crater rim, eruptions blasted lava blocks up to 1 800 feet, one mass weighing thirty tons requiring about 610 000 horsepower to eject.
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Signor Matteucci
Vesuvius
Cream of Peanut Soup Recipe from Ladies Home Journal
A peanut soup method blends peanut butter with milk, salt, pepper, onion, bay leaf and celery seed. cook ten minutes, thicken with cornstarch, strain, and serve with toasted whole wheat bread. oiliness varies with nuts used.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
London theater scene shows sharp business instinct
In a London theater a lessee’s relative playing an indignant father blasts a money lender and presents a thousand pound check. A voice from the pit interrupts, noting a six pound ten shilling bid and offering to hold it for a fortnight.
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London
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