Heroism and Patriotism in Esther Era Lesson
A sermon-era study on the Book of Esther traces its historical setting in ancient Persia, connecting Esther and Mordecai to Xerxes and Darius. It emphasizes heroic patriotism, divine providence, and daily Christian virtue as the modern application for believers.
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Persia
Prosersor Adeney
Sayee
Perslin
Scone
Shuwhan
Esther
Xerxes
Hines
Darin
Aerseriu
York
New York
Asti
Keypt
Greteco
Hiis
Darius
Seqreanier
Bane
Tim Fury
God
Christ
Wedding of Second Son of Kaiser Arranged in Germany
Prince Eitel Frederick, son of the German Emperor, is engaged to Duchess Sophie Charlotte, eldest daughter of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg. The couple’s families boast long royal lineages, with Sophie described as pretty and amiable. Previous engagement rumors linked Sophie to the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar, but that match did not proceed.
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Prince Eitel Frederick
Sophe Charlotte
Prussia
William Eitel Frederick Christian Charles
Marmor Palace
Potsdam
Jandwehr
Prince Eltel
Denmark
Scandinavia
Huasia
Wittikind
Russian Navy Of Little Use Observed In Modern War
Washington Frost quotes a remark about Russian naval weakness and Poland’s socialist sympathies. The piece notes Germany's party strength, Poland and Finland reform costs, and compares naval eras from Nelson to Togo, with references to maritime ancestry and historic figures.
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Russia
Poland
Germany
German Empire
Finland
Barland
Japan
Hong
Nelson
Decatur
Alfred the Great
Togo
Barbarossa
Washington Frost
Record Breaking Business Year 1903 Opens with Superlatives
The year 1903 ends as a record breakers year in business with prices of railway securities at urban highs. Pig iron output in the first half of 1905 exceeds prior six months and full years. Hides and wool reach peaks not seen since Civil War era. Boston footwear shipments approach maximum as the year sees unprecedented movement across all shoe centers. Foreign commerce in July tops the same month in all prior years.
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Dun
Boston
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Pina of Ancient Times Hair Pins and Safety Pins
The article notes that women in ancient times used long spike like pins with large heads for hair. It highlights safety pins as well made by Imperial Tome women. Some pins measured about a foot in length and weighed a pound or more. They operated on the same catch principle as modern safety pins.
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Imperial Tome
The Manufacture of Paper by William Tt Stewart
A brief summary of papermaking outlines the process from raw materials to pulping forming sheets and drying. It notes various fibers and fillers used in different paper types and mentions coatings applied after formation.
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William Tt. Stewart
Technics Worl Magazine
Nevis
Whiagaisse
Grandson of Burns Leads a Scottish Poet’s Kin
The article profiles Robert Burne Thornstoon, a healthy elderly descendant of Robert Burns, living near Glasgow. It notes his mother was a Burns daughter by Anne Hyslop of Ye Globe tavern in Pum fries, and mentions his lively humor, poetic interest, and distinctive independent spirit.
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Robert Burne Thornstoon
Glasgow
Robert Burns
Anne Hyslop
Ye Globe Tavern
Pumfries
Prayer Test Creates Peach Crop Miracle in Kansas
In Leavenworth County Kaneas.ewna a remarkable event followed spring spraying where Mrs. John Cude’s peach trees thrived while neighbors’ crops failed. Prayer intersected with farming, yielding a notably fine harvest for her trees amid widespread yet unexplained crop losses among others in the area.
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John Cude
Leavenworth
Kaneas
Cude
Simon
Making His Mind Easy Father Heats
An elderly man, described in dialect, endures a near collapse during a journey as seven stations pass by without a stop. A woman in the carner nods with pride and asserts her son Jim is dashing toward Wieklow as soon as he can drive.
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Jim
Wieklow
Death of renowned English actor Sir Henry Irving
Sudden death at Bradford Fleetland sadly ends the career of Sir Henry Irving widely regarded as the foremost English stage actor and a leading manager. His long career shaped modern drama, earned a knighthood, and famed tours to the United States and beyond.
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Sir Henry Irving
Force Wiilch
Dramatica
Henry Irving
Bradford
Fueland
Irving
England
America
United States
Rag Jon
Casualties Due to Football Record of Fatalities and Injuries
A New York Herald canvass reports forty five football related deaths and hundreds of serious injuries over the last five years. Causes include internal injuries from heavy mass plays, broken necks, concussions, broken backs, paralysis, and heart failure. The report notes deaths in Rome and multiple regions, with significant concern from President Roosevelt and national leaders.
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New York Herat I
Herald Eoyy
Roosevelt
Larke
Rome
Minister Says Too Many Churches In Region
The Rev. M. W. Stryker of Hamilton College spoke in Binghamton noting there are too many churches and suggesting several be burned. He argued funds now used for multiple structures would better serve a single large church and community relief efforts.
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M. W. Stryker
Hamilton College
Ermon
Binghamton
Ginda
Thomsen
Feileton
Wives Dine by the Dozen in Tutoo Chief’s Village
A fragment describes Lerothedl, a Tueuto chief, dying from drink. It notes that young wives were not allowed to leave the Village Wall and were housed in buildings for them. The text portrays the women dining in groups of a dozen or more, appearing cheerful and content, with varied appearances.
Laugh and Be Glad Boy’s Tangible Idea in Footpath
The passage notes a boy’s practical plan for a tangible object and a practical footpath for flies, contrasted with superstition that drove sleep from Romantica Maiden. It mentions Worth While passenger on a trunk line reading scenery altered by a new cut costing the company $50,000 and two months’ work, shortening a rut as the conductor recalls circling a hill.
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Trnow
Inn
Chi Sage Tribune
Looking at Himself Feature Evening Guest
A prominent actor visited a household and was entertained by viewing photographs. The host notes the guest spent hours amused by his own image among the pictures. The exchange highlights a casual, intimate social moment centered on celebrity presence.
Which Can Be Touched
A dialogue defining tangible as something touchable and then noting that an easy mark is another name for it. The exchange uses a fatherly explanation about what can be touched and equates tangibility with vulnerability in social terms.
Honeymoon at Niagara Falls Becomes Local Banter
The narrator recalls a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls with his wife. They strolled along the falls and overheard a crowd admiring his wife, prompting a joking exchange about the spectators and the scene.
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Young Henedick
Niagara Falls
S Cks
Not an Athlete
Not an Athlete features a humorous exchange about Jighey’s son at college. The boy is praised for progress in his studies yet accused of devoting all his time to education, implying a misfit athletic stereotype versus scholarly ambition.
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Jighey
Hha
Preparing for the Wedding Bridal Path Comment Sparks Banter
A facetious stranger jokes about a carpet from curb to curb being the high road to heaven. The workman smiles and clarifies that what is being laid is merely a bridal path for the couple.
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Heavren
No Wonder Where is Charlie Blower the cornet star
A clipped fragment questions the whereabouts of Charlie Blower the cornet player and who advised him to study abroad. It hints at neighbors and a Cleveland plaza dealer in a puzzling line.
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Charlie Blower
Cleveland Plaza
Dream Signs Stir Child’s Fear of Sleep
A mother and child discuss dream signs with superstition and caution. The child fears sleeping as the mother explains that dreams often go by contraries, leaving the child anxious about dreams and bedtime.
A Sure Cure. Jones Whats Good For Tooth Ache
Emith walks about halfway to the nearest dentist's With Jones hearing a response about a tooth ache and a possible remedy. The fragment hints at a local scene with names and places referenced in a terse note.
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Jones
New Letter In the Alphabet
A fragment from a teaching scene shows a mother prompting her child to continue the alphabet and the child responds with a playful exclamation. The exchange highlights a simple, humorous educational moment.
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Dearle
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