Value of Experience and the Case for Personal Tools
A sermon argues that success in life requires using one’s own talents and tools not those of others. It compares ancient armor to modern weapons and urges individuals to develop their God given gifts, like David’s sling, rather than wearing another’s armor or copying another’s path. It warns against abandoning personal temperament for inherited roles.
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Henry Ward
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Oldest Subject King Edward VII Sends Greeting
A Hampshire woman, Mrs. Barbara Lewington of Mattingley Green near Winchfield, born December 5 1600, survives at least to age 283. She has lived in the same house 76 years and has 12 children, three still living aged 82, 77, and 61, while kept largely bedbound with hearing loss. His Majesty has sent a gracious message showing interest in her great age.
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Barbara Lewington
Mattingley Green
Winchfield
Hampshire
Christmas Box Request From a Small Boy
A terse exchange depicts a boy asking a shop manager for a Christmas box before Christmas. The manager questions the request as the boy pleads, echoing a tone of sympathy and seasonal sentiment.
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tEtore
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Scrall
Scene by the Well A Sunday School Lesson on John and Conversion
The article reviews a Sunday school lesson centered on Jesus talking with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. It links his seven sayings to spiritual thirst and renewal, urges personal repentance, and notes the woman's conversion leading to many in Samaria believing. It emphasizes Christ as living water and the call to witness despite critique.
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Apparatus for photographing the back of the eye
The article describes Dr Thorne's invention of an ophthalmoscope based device enabling clear photographs of the eye background. It uses soft light and an electric spark for exposure, capturing interior eye details to distinguish healthy from diseased regions and to monitor eye disease progression.
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Anecdotes of Blamaret on the Iron Chancellor
Berlin dispatch recounts revived tales about Prince Bismarck after his death. Privy Councillor von Rottenburg, longtime head of Bismarck Chancellery, shares anecdotes citing Bismarck’s sympathy for Druseli and critiques of Gladstone, including a quip about a so called English colleague and a joke about a “cole league” tied to trees.
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Prince Herbert Bismarck
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Gmany
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von Rottenburg
Prince Bismarck Chancery
Prince Bismarck
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Gladstone
Alexandria
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Yorkshire Family Keeps Car Graveyard Through Generations
A Yorkshire family retains a car graveyard held for generations. The Quaker founder and local rector once debated religion and warned if alive not to attend church, you would in death. A severe mother scolds a boy who admits a brutal thrashing for telling the truth about his father’s drunken return.
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Yorkshire
Dirt and Jim in a Defense of Cleanliness for Poultry
A Poultry Herald discussion emphasizes the contrast between dirt and clean conditions. It argues that clean birth and good hygiene are the best defense for chickens, while filth is the worst enemy and root cause of many poultry illnesses.
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Jim
Poultry Fun
Poultry, Herald
Electing a Lord Mayor in the Common Hall
The Common Hall in London witnessed the annual election of the Lord Mayor. Alderman John Pound and Vaughan Morgan were nominated. Pound’s name drew loud cheers and was ultimately elected after questions about post office and company ties.
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Ted
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Aller
Latenan Vaughan Morgan
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Port of London
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Admiral Togo's Base Fortifies Port Arthur Harbor
The Vitlet Islande near Port Arthur is described as a key defense base for Admiral Togo. A vast system of coastal defenses connects the Elehot islands, creating an improvised stronghold sixty miles from Port Arthur and guarding approaches to the eastern Liaotong Peninsula.
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Vitlet Islande
Port Anne
Port Arthur
Togo
Liaotong Peninsula
Tachangsan
Hsiao- Ghangsang
Municipal Dentists Abroad and Public Health in Teeth Care
The piece notes appointing municipal dentists in German towns like Strasburg where many children are checked, treated, and scheduled for follow ups. It mentions Russia adopting similar schemes in St Peters burg and argues good teeth support health and productivity, urging broader preventive medicine and public funding.
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Strasburg
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sireer ET the Colonies at Warwick Mayoral Banquet
Fragmented report notes Sireer ET of the Colonies speaking at a Warwick banquet. He questions sympathy for the Mother Country and claims the Metter Country acts from motives tied to trevettion. He asserts colonies may gain sympathy if the Mother Country shows righteous aims and divine support.
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