Bible Teachings on Old Testament Promise and Resurrection
A sermon from Patte Bessell in St Louis argues the Old Testament foresees Messiah and resurrection. It rebuts fireside hell doctrine, explains Sheol and Hades, and calls for hopeful harmony of Old and New Testament teachings guiding believers toward earthly paradise under Messiah.
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S& Louis
Patte Bessell
Russell
Jesus
Sime
Malachi
Garden of Eden
Larael
Messiah
Bmmanuel
Israel
Aradise
God
Hell
Abraham
Issac
Jacob
Prince of Light
Gionous Church
Kingdom of the Basher
Satan
David
Avraham
Estes
St. Peter
Hiis
Heaven
Gard Pastor Homsell
A Isn
Apostle
Isaiah
Ezekiel
The Path of Faith in a Clouded World
Fragmented religious text describes perseverance in faith through trials and persecution. It cites Christ as author and finisher of faith, urges daily cross bearing, and envisions the heavenly reward beyond earthly suffering. The passage references gospel lines and ancient prayers, emphasizing steadfast hope.
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Wweslab
Kasteles
Ieee Uospe
Caimrea
Ieee
Jesus
Dai Efuss
Uim
Guy
Bell Rock Lighthouse Centenary Marked Quietly
The Bell Rock Lighthouse centenary passed without public demonstration. Built with extraordinary care, the rock is exposed only briefly at low water, twelve miles from Arbroath. Several ships wrecked before its erection, two lives lost during construction, and no loss of life in the century since.
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Bell Rock
Arbroath
Bern
Failed After All At Newbliss Train Obstruction
A man at Newbliss Monaghan attempted to lie on a railway track to stop a train at tram approaches by the river. He refused to move as the train halted and later missed the station. He was heavily fined for obstructing the railway.
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Newbliss
Monagnan
Lights Perturb Portree Residents On Skye Island
Local residents near Portree in Skye report disturbing lights seen on a lonely hilltop near town. Years ago similar glows appeared on a field at Brepcoecie near Inverdry, drawing attention from villagers and highland nobility.
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Portree
Skye
Brepcoecie
Inverdry
Argyll
Max Terciess and the Noted Caricaturist Jim
The article reviews Max Terciess and the caricaturist Jim Wiking, praising his rapid, memory-based satire and popularity among friends in London. It notes his marriage to actress Florence Hans surprised peers who saw him as a notorious character.
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Wiking
Herbert Tree
Mertazent
Deerbohm
Wonderhay Rapid
Hig
Jim
London
Suca
Harry
Charadder
Max
Wits “Caracter
Florence Hans
Hales
Max Ib
Genius and Appetite in Early Thought on Creativity
The passage notes Sir Francis Gaiters and others linking strong appetite to genius, citing Scott and writers like Tennyson, Dickens, and Thackeray as examples of great eaters and digesters, with references to a letter to Canning and a Quarterly Review.
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Francis Gaiters
Scott
Canning
Quarterly Revue
Tennyson
Dickens
Thackeray
London Chronicle
Coronation of King George and Mary Prompts Ten Day Festival
The coronation in London on June 22 will draw visitors from across the empire and America. Officials plan a grand, unity-focused spectacle with regiments from colonies, foreign dignitaries, and elaborate royal robes and insignia.
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George and
Mary
London
Barbarisan
George
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Alexandra
George and Mary
Hall of Westminster
British Isles
American Republic
Britain
India
United States
King George
Braintree
England
Dominion shipping decline ends Canada’s sea glory
The article recalls Canada’s peak in 1878 with 7 196 ships totaling 1 535 015 tons and describes a long decline to about 700 000 tons. It highlights Bluenose era craft, wood building methods, and distinct British North American maritime traditions, noting shifts to steam and modern ships. It lists major ports and registries led by Montreal, Victoria, St John, Windsor, and Toronto.
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Canada
United States Mercantile Marine
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Seven Seas
Great Britain
Liverpool
Europe
West Indies
South America
India
East
United Kingdom
America
United States
Montreal
Victoria
B.C
St. John
N.B
Windsor
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Governme
Battler
Coronation Program At Buckingham Palace And London Events
The program lists events from June 20 to June 30 includes state banquet at Buckingham Palace a dinner by the Duke of Connaught at St James Palace coronation day royal procession naval review at Spithead garden party garden performances royal visits to Norwich royal progress to the city and a coronation fete at Crystal Palace with a hundred thousand children.
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Buckingham Palace
Duke of Connaught
St. James
Crystal Palace
Lord Halsbury Receives Large Pension and Fees
Lord Halsbury served as Lord Chancellor for seventeen years earning £ D salary then $340,000 in pened pay. With a six year pension period he has accrued a total of $1,000,000 for his services.
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Lord Halsbury
Tall British Ambassador Sir Claude Macdonald Retires
Sir Claude Macdonald, six feet three inches, retires as British Ambassador at Tokio. A former soldier who served in the Egyptian Campaign and Sua kim Expedition, his Niger Territories work drew royal notice. He led the Peking legation during the siege and survived the Boxer crisis, later receiving an unusually praise-filled obituary notice.
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Claude Macdonald
Tokio
Claude
Niger
Lord Salisbury
Peking
Legation
Eminent Oxford Don Honors Humble Carpenter Father
An Oxford don of high renown chats with dignitaries near the mitre when his humble carpenter father, passing in work clothes, is greeted by his son who calls out in Hampshire dialect that he is not ashamed of him, even now.
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Oxford
Good Hampshire
Films By Aeroplane Coronation Photographs Planned
Mr Grahame-White will deliver cinematograph films of the coronation by aeroplane to Birmingham Bristol and Rugby. After capture the pictures will be developed and shown on aeroplanes at Hendon before being transported to the telegraph office.
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Grahame-White
Birmingham
Bristol
Rugby
Hendon
Teolnahan
Asbestos History and Ancient Uses
Asbestos, named from a Greek term for incombustible, is mainly silica magnesia and alumina. Ancient peoples used it to wrap ashes on funeral pyres to preserve the remains.
The Grasshopper Inn Receives Curious Description
A fragment describes a grasshopper inn with a chicken like creature, noting a goose or gaze and sharp meat or gizzard traits. The odd text blends insects and fowl features in a whimsical, unclear passage.
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Aleep
St. Paul
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Earth
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Mterciess
Orier
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Lori Shenstone
Joeph Ward
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Wilfrid Laurier
Poli
Britannia
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Mary Regina
Australia
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Grasshopper
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