Rise and Fall of Belshazzar and Daniel’s Deliverance
The lesson recalls Belshazzar’s feast and doom as Daniel interprets the writing on the wall. The narrative emphasizes God’s sovereignty over kingdoms, the weighing of moral weight, and the perils of pride and irreverence toward sacred things. It concludes with a call to repentance and trust in God for forgiveness and salvation.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Nebuchadnewai
Belshazzar
Nabonidin
Mr. Pinches
Nabonidus
Belahaxzar
Cyrua
Wiam
Medin
Persia
Herodotus
Dante
Belue
Malyton
Belthazzar
Thantel
Farrar
Daniel
Delshazear
Roleharnar
Nebuchadnorrar
Dinee
Dantel
Bel
Merodach
Jehovah
Israel
God
Belehbaxear
Ether
Delhassar
Naboniduas
Belsihessar Elain
Belehazzar
Bane
House of God
Belshaszar
Dr. Schouler
Sunday School Times
van Belwhaxsir
Kingdom of Heaven
Our Saving Grace and the Sin of Days Past
Fragmentary religious reflection argues Christ’s death satisfies sin across today yesterday and tomorrow, asserting humanity’s pardon flows from Christ’s sacrifice rather than divine selective mercy.
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Christ
Cheiet
The Story of the Telephone Bell Family
A Harper’s Weekly writer recalls Alexander Melville Bell and his father who trained the deaf in visible speech. The piece traces the family lineage from Geil to Bell and Alexander Graham Bell, noting their focus on vocal speech and sound transmission leading to the telephone. The article emphasizes the hereditary influence on Bell’s life and the emergence of telephone science with early electrical advances.
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Bell
Harper's Weekly
Alexander Melville Bell
Geil
Alexander Graham Bell
Charity Workers in Scandal Exposed in New York
Charges of unbecoming conduct swirl around a University settlement scandal led by a cadre of workers under patronage of J Graham Phelps Stoken. Assistant Head Worker Kellogg Durland, a Harvard graduate, was dismissed amid allegations of slander against Edna McCaughtry, who faced threats from her allies.
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Edna McCaughtry
New York
J. Graham Phelps Stoken
Kellogg Durland
Harvard
Russian and Japanese Compared in Diplomatic Manners
A London writer classifies Sergious Witte as a mastiff type and Baron Komura as a weasel. Witte is described as blunt and brutal to convention, while Komura is courteous, ceremonious, and deferential. The piece contrasts their manners as democratic versus aristocratic traits.
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London
Sergious Witte
Baron Komura
Gentas
M. Wilte
Teounet
Debts of Russia and Japan in War Stance
The War's financial toll shifts debts for Japan and Russia. Japan's debt rises from 250 million to 981 million while likely 175 million remains unspent. Russia's debt grows from 8.289 billion to about 3.7 billion. Japan may receive about 100 million from Russia for prisoner maintenance, with Russia borrowing for domestic needs. Japan expected to exit the war in stronger financial condition than Russia.
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Russia
Japan
Geome
Ruten
Hartford (Coon
Motor Car Auction Moves Vast London Market
In London a thriving automobile auction business operates for over two years with weekly turnover reaching around 2000 at a single house. Auctions feature cars valued at least 100 dollars each, displayed during biweekly sales in the World market.
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London
Officers Chosen by Veterans at G A A Encampment
National Reseclation of Union the Prisoners of War held its annual Denver encampment session and elected officers including National commander Col J D Walker of Pittsburgh and National senior vice commander John Kissang of Cincinnati. Survivors of the battle of Shi Joh organized a national association with Maj S K Hooper of Denver as commander in chief and S N French also of Denver as adjutant general.
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National
Union
Prisoners of War
Denver
Col
J. D. Walker
Pittebure
John Kissang
Cincinnati
RE. H. Cooper
Chicago
KE. B. Stilling
Hoxton
Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Kaiser Merry on His Yacht Pranks Emperors Guests
German Emperor William on his yacht enforces early rising at 5 AM and drills guests in military style after breakfast. The scene includes a gym with an electric horse and a vigorous exercise routine that amuses but tests the comfort of prominent guests aboard.
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Playa
Emperor William
Deall
Frank W. Palmer Retired After Public Printing Tenure
Frank W. Palmer, longtime public printer and editor, has retired after years of service. Reports indicate he was unable to enforce discipline in the office due to long standing health or physical issues.
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Frank W. Palmer
Seany I Amee
Palmer
Humane Driver Medal Awarded by Miss Sheehan
Miss Ida Sheehan of Brooklyn awards a Unique medal to Martin Corcoran, inscribed Fronted to Martin Corcoran on Sept. 6, 1005 for humane driving in New York. She funded the medal through the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after two months of street surveillance to identify drivers showing unusual kindness.
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Ida Sheehan
Brooklyn
Martin Cor Orne
Martin Corcoran
Mont Humane
New York
Turbines for Japan Demand Power from Schenectady
The Japanese purchased thirty seven room turbines with electric generators, all either built or in production at Schenectady. The set delivers 36,000 bore power and is aimed at industrial use. A meat shipment to Japan arrived July 20, marking a year of negotiations. eleven turbines are in operation and more are being prepared for airhaul and power purposes. Some turbines will power electrically the coal mines on Kyunha Island.
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Japan
Schenectady
Airout Milwage
Wand
Mijke
Ieland
Kyunha
Seed weight affects nutrition and value for feeding and farming
The Minnesota Experiment Station analyzed heavy and light weight barley oats and wheat seeds. Light seeds showed higher nitrogen phosphorus and potassium by percentage while heavy seeds had more starch overall. From a producer’s view heavy seeds may yield more nitrogen per acre, but for feeders lighter seeds could provide more feed value per 100 pounds. Buying seed for feeding favors light weight seeds whereas producing seed favors heavy weight seed due to starch sales and fertilizer value.
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Minnesota
Indiana Alfalfa Cultivation Lessons From Professor Fisher
Indiana and nearby states show varied alfalfa results with some fields paying for seed while others fail. Professor Fisher concludes any Indiana soil that grows corn can grow alfalfa, preferring open soils, with soil inoculation often essential. Failures stem from poor drainage, overgrazing young plants, weeds, and lack of inoculation, mirroring humid western outcomes.
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Indiana
Imome
Fisher
West
Advantages of Good Culture in Ontario Farms
Reports from the Ontario Experimental Station summarize twenty three years of crop yields in Ontario. Barley and several grains show higher average returns in 1902 to 1904. cooperative farm experiments yield larger crops than average farms, tied to direct access to station knowledge and training. Shared knowledge boosts overall provincial yields.
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Ontario
Agriculural College
To Fight Weeda Prof 1 WM Batley Given Rules
To fight weeds and improve crop health Prof 1 WM Batley outlines six methods. Change crops when weeds outpace crops, alter cultivation, plow deeper or shallower, cultivate with light tools, use clean seeds, and prevent weed seed spread in manure. Hogs and sheep may clean fallow land, as sheep droppings can suppress germination.
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Batley
Cross Pollination in Orchards by Mixed Varieties
John Y. Smith of Alexander Co argues mixing fruit varieties in an orchard improves cross pollination and yields. He notes single variety blocks cause imperfect pollen transfer at row ends and suggests alternating trees so diagonal rows form uniform variety, surrounding each tree with diverse pollinators.
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Kieffer
Garber
John Y. Smith
Alexander Co
Famers
Spade Deeply for Trees Planting Ground Prep
When setting trees, prepare soil with a spade to about ten inches deep, deeper than ordinary plowing. Use a ten foot or larger circular space to prevent water basins that harm tree roots. Expand the area as the tree grows to ensure good drainage and establishment.
Water and Orchards in Winter Hardiness
For years it puzzled why certain apples thrived in New York and New England yet perished in Illinois and Iowa where soils are drier and colder. Recent opinion favors soil water supply as key to wintering trees. Tender fruits often survived near bodies of water, suggesting cold plus dryness caused losses.
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New York
New England
Mlinois
Iowa
Tlinois
Heading of Shade Trees
The article explains how to head shade trees based on location. Edges of lawns favor low heads for beauty and space, while higher heads allow light to reach inner limbs, preventing death from shading. It warns that improper head shaping can kill parts of trees and emphasizes thinning to let sunlight through.
Bad Pruning of Ornamentals
Bad pruning ruins ornamental trees by forcing uniform shapes. Each tree has a unique character and should be encouraged to retain its natural form. Remove dead branches and lightly thin without greatly altering appearance. Maintain variety in tree shapes.
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Charity Workers
Stelings
Kaiser Merry
Humane Teamater
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