The Bower of Tree Branches Sermon by Rev Dr Talmlage
Rev Dr Talmiage preaches on Nehemiah eight focusing on Tabernacle booths as a symbolic path to God and peace with God and man. He urges embracing olive pine and palm branches as signs of health usefulness and steadfast faith, urging action today to begin the heavenly journey.
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T. de Witt Talmlage
Nehemiah viii
Mount Olivet
Jerusa“il
Canaan
Heaven
Montain
Bow
New York
Seisies
Muckle Luckie
Waicah
Christ
God
Geographical Society of
Great Bri
Africa
Ledyard
Zoe
Finney
Sodom
Lot
Execution By Electricity Sparks Legal Debate
In Texual Siftings the defense attorney Bourke Cochran argues that electrocution degrades science, while praising the rope as elevating. The piece notes hanging as an effective method to prevent murder and claims few cases of murder after a thorough hanging.
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Kemmiler
Bourke Cochran
West
The Giant Diamond at the Paris Exposition
The 180 carat giant diamond from Cape Colony is on display in a Paris exposition glass case with constant guards. Valued at $3,000,000 and said to be of first water, it may fetch a buyer among Americans in homely attire, who could purchase it as a pocket-piece.
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Jesus Christ
God
Summerville
Earth
Cape Colony
Japan
Europe
New South Wales
Australasia
Catseye Gem Setting Advice Quip Featured
A witty exchange from Jewelers' Weekly shows Mrs Flippermore asking Mr Fixom for gem setting advice. He replies with a pun about fixing from a little mouse suggesting a practical, cheeky approach to mounting the stone.
Well Qualified. McCorkle on Railway Robbers
A humorous exchange features Mrs. McCorkle indignantly noting railway robbers are men and McCorkle quips they know how to hold up a train in a witty Epoch moment.
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McCorkle
Rotating Crops Boosts Soil Health and Yields
The article extols crop rotation to prevent soil exhaustion and improve fertility. It highlights clover as a soil enricher through deep root systems, notes benefits for beef, milk, and wool, and discusses ornamental lilies including the glacier pink Dianthus glacialis and a shift toward Alpine varieties. It also mentions a trough design for pump spouts and meat-supply figures for Australasia with export projections.
Pears Grow Bigger When Supported By Branches Say Scout Horticulturist
A French horticulturist observed that fruits such as pears swell when resting on a supporting branch or other underlay. The support keeps sap-vessels open, allowing abundant nourishment. Mr. Thomas Meehan made a similar observation years earlier.
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Thomas Meehan
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Maener
Mount Calvary
Alps
Himalayas
Glacier
Australasian Meat Supply
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