The Battle of Life Sermon Transforms Trials Into Triumphs
A Chicago sermon on Joshua 1 5 frames life as a battle where divine aid turns reverses into victory. The preacher cites Moody and Victor Hugo while urging enduring gospel work, noting that reinforcements arrive through faith and prayer and that age cannot bar service to Christ.
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Chicago
Moses
Victor Hugo
Napoleon
Water- Yoo
Vaim
Bost
Napolon Hisowel
Eaery
Grouchy
Marshal Blucher
Sandard
Wellington
Troy
Nts
Joshua
David
Solomon
Feeding bull calves for growth and vigor
Feeding bull calves should favor growth and health over excessive fat, especially for dairy use. Use a bran or ground oats ration with a little oil, fed with Timothy hay. Grind grain and start lightly, then increase as calves grow, while ensuring ample exercise for proper breeding development.
Paper Corks From Waste: New Machine Produces 300 Per Minute
Bowing Corte reports a sewing machine sized device converts waste paper to corks. The pulp is formed, produced corks are stamped with firm names, and the corks resist acids and odors. The invention promises cheap forks and versatile shapes.
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Bowie Corte
Thich
Kings Among Creek Nation Hold Royal Blue Collar Duties
The Creek Nation uses elected kings in twenty five towns who serve two year terms without salary. They advise on medical and welfare matters, help the poor, and guide subjects, sometimes acting as spiritual leaders when a preacher is chosen as king. Elections involve no official pay but may include influence and pork-barrel tactics.
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Péteburgh
Universitien
Edinburgh
Scotland
England
Wales
Mark You
Juanathan Edwards
Robert McCheyne
Frederick Robertson
Jesus Christ
Tom Foo
Moses
Israel
Joshua
Chris
Wiil
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Germany
Nero Drew
Fand
States
Sas City Journal
Fragmented Passage From A Distant Era
A jumble of garbled OCR text discusses literature, authors, and Canadian summer life. It references poetry by Lampman, a view of summer reading, and musings on intellectual activity during heat and rest, with scattered mentions of Canada and daily life.
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England
Ad's
Ure
Howe
Han Lara
Ganteley
Aawconensen
Regia
United. States
Canada
Lampman
Atlas
Samme
Road Runner Hunted Rattler to Death Near Tombstone
George Waits Sam Kulne and Peter Couns of Bisbee watched a road runner pester a rattlesnake near the Old Sandy Bob ranch on Tombstone road. The bird dropped cactus spears to prick the snake, circling the rattler with cactus until it died, then eight rattles were recovered.
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George Waits
Sam Kulne
Peter Y Couns
Bisbee
Tombstone
Sandy Bob Ranch
Fresh Air Heals As Sunlit Outings Lift Spirits
A New York News piece urges readers to spend time outdoors, whether in country, park, or by the river, to shed years and feel younger by nightfall. It recommends avoiding excess alcohol at road houses and breathing deeply to cleanse the lungs and rejuvenate.
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Road House
New York News
Dutch Aluminium Company Alloy Enhances Strength of Aluminum
An alloy of aluminium and magnesium offers greater strength than pure aluminium though less malleability. The Dutch Aluminium Company produces a mixture with 2 to 10 percent magnesium yielding a metal that can be rolled and heated to about 900 degrees Fahrenheit. The treated alloy is easily cut and fired while retaining much of aluminium’s ductility and malleability.
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Dutch Aluminium Company
New Railroad Extensions In Early 1902 Report
Figures for the first half of 1902 show the greatest railway extension was in Olanama with 240 miles, west Tex with 216 miles, and Todian Territory with 20% miles. Older states lag behind, New York reporting only two miles. Projections suggest future expansions will favor southwestern and northwestern states.
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Olanama
Milles
West Tex
Todian
New York
Despised Catsatt in Maine Sells to England for Pillows
A Maine man shipped 200 barrels of cattails to England where the weed is used for filling sofa pillows. In England the downy floss has no commercial value, showing a weed may have value only in its homeland.
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Maine
England
Music and labor morale in a Toronto Star column
A writer muses on how music affects workers and mood in factories. He notes Annie Laurie as a fond memory and suggests bands or ragtime melodies could lift labor tempo and productivity, arguing rhythmic sound aids timekeeping and morale among hands.
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Annie Laurie
Hld.c
Toronto Star
Ontario Rivers Hold Great Water Powers Yet Untapped
A visiting observer extols Ontario's North Tends Watershed as rich in potential hydropower. The Robitibi River near Moose averages four hundred feet wide at a key point and holds capacity from 1 600 to 150 000 horsepower, with riverbanks fertile for pulpwood once rail access is built. Millinery notes describe 1830s hats in chip and chiffon, large with plumes and ribbons, Gainsborough styles, lace details, and ensemble gowns in cream, ivory, and champagne hues with Chantilly lace and green velvet accents.
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Abittini
Vaughan Roberts
C. B
D. L
Ontario
Fashion Notes on Summer Gowns and Fabrics by Judic Chollet
The piece describes shirt waist suits in blue black and ecru with lace trims, printed nets, and frocks for summer and winter. It highlights black point esprit gowns, black pointoes with Chantilly lace, soft silk linings, black chiffon blouses, antique lace, transparent necklines, and a chiffon embroidered lace blouse by Judic Chollet.
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Ty Mack
Ecru
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