Peace Like a River in a Sermon on Isaiahs Text
A preacher uses the river as a figure to describe divine peace flowing from obedience to God. He cites Isaiah 16 18 and Naaman to urge surrender to God's law, warning that neglect leads to a dry well and stagnant peace. The message links peace with service to others and moral conduct, urging Christians to pursue spiritual growth and neighborly love.
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Oren
Uae
Cal
Isaiah
Styx
Isle
Jordan
Ithine
Tiber
Amazon
Atlantic
Ganges
Bengal_ gulf
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Gulf of Mexico
Naaman
Watson
Gover
New York
Drejer
Orinoco
Christopher Columbus
South America
Sears
God
Mississippi
Ohio
Fee
Red Rivers
Allegheny
Monongahela
Yellowstone
Platte
Jacob's Well
Shah Sete
Bens
Jor's Gate
Value of Underdrainage and Investment Perspectives
An old article argues underdrainage costs time and labor but proves profitable, noting a single crop from previously waterlogged land can cover all expenses. It emphasizes experienced farmers’ long-run gains and cites American agriculture.
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Ine Cor American Agricultur
Unclear fragment describes Heat to buttermaking event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions locking up and a heat related to buttermaking but provides no clear names, places, or dates.
Bread of Life Lesson In John Six The Miracle Of Feeding
A Sunday school lesson analyzes the feeding of the five thousand from John six, linking the miracle to Christ as the living bread. It emphasizes surrender, faith, and divine provision, urging believers to trust Jesus, share what they have, and reflect on prophecies from Isaiah and Hebrews while noting Passover timing.
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John
Jesus
Tim
Matt
Aly
Mark vi
Christ
Philip
Andrew
Red Sea
Jordan
Bos
Tarael
Earth
Isa
The Great Weaver Weaves Hope in Hidden Plans
A reflective piece portrays a weary man questioning faith after hardship. The allegory of a loom shows the Master Hand weaving a larger plan, urging patience as the “later years” reveal purpose beyond immediate failure.
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Merria
Sears
Long-Serving Civil Servants Named at Toronto’s Por-Natent Buildings
The article lists twelve civil servants still in office at the Por-Natent Buildings, Toronto, appointed by the John Sandfeld Macdonald Government. Names include J. F. C. Usher, CH. Sprout, G. B. Kirkprick, D. G. Ross, R. Brown, F. J. Glackmeyer, A. L. H. Sydere, J. B. P. Edwards, K. Tully, and Col. Swlamer, with several dating back to 1850s and 1860s. Further names Min Jenkinson and Pt. Sumser are noted from other departments.
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Por- Natent
Toronto
John Sandfeld Macdonald
Messrs
J. F.C. Usher
Hegistrara Department
CH. Sprout
G. B. Kirkprick
D.G. Ross
Ril Brown
Crown Lands Department
F. J. Glackmeyer
AL HL. Sydere
J. BP. Edwards
Public Works
Lepart
K. Tully
Saine
Col. Swlamer
Min Jenkinson
Sec Petar
Pt. Sumser
Prisons Department
West Turon Election Shaken by Technicality
The report notes men in West Turon losing the election on a technicality. Avon of Mr MC Cameron, formerly for West Turon, is described as popular and naturally genial with a knack for the “glad hand” approach. He is known as an afterdinner speaker and is connected to Ontarios consolidation notes.
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West Turon
Avon
MC. Cameron
Ontario
Goderich
Canada
German War Department tests meat preservative in colonies
The German War Department experiments in German Southwest Africa and China with a new food preservative that keeps meat fresh after months. The preservative does not injure the food and costs about 1 cent per batch.
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German War Department
Africa
China
War Department
The Winter Coat Calf Weaning Trial
Fragmentary notes describe a calf in a winter term of nursing and a plan to feed oatmeal cornmeal and fire feed if available, indicating a basic livestock management routine with varied rations.
Auditor Report Highlights Public Interest Figures
The Auditor General’s report to the House of Commons presents figures of public interest from the year. It notes indemnities to members of the House and lists various jurisdictions with monetary amounts such as Kingston nine cents and Manitoba one dollar sixteen cents, reflecting a detailed accounting of expenditures and penitations.
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House of Session
Sonor
Senate
Kingston
Paul
Dores Manitoba
Indian Population and Morality Report Reflects Uproar
The Indian Department notes a population of 107978 last year with a 2 percent decline from 1904 and disputes the dying race theory. It cites birth rates surpassing deaths in most provinces, critiques on tribal marriage customs, and concerns over sexual relations while praising overall morality and improvements.
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Indian Department
Fac
Canadian Chairman of Victoria Railway Commission Shows Gains
Mr Thomas Tait leads the Railway Commission of Victoria Australia with a policy of trimming nonessential track. Five months to November 30, 1903 to 1904 show miles operated down by eleven while gross revenue rose by 15865, net revenue up, and expenses per train mile falling. The report notes improved efficiency and a fall in working expenses to gross revenue ratio.
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Thomas ‘Tait
Chaiman
Railway Commission
Victoria
Ausee
Canada
Meo Tait
Revival of Beton Forecast by Andree Ciardob Morley
Morley recently predicted a Beton revival and spoke at the library about poetry’s reach. He argued poetry stirs the living and bleakness of a mutilated existence without it. He cited Byron as a daring historic force shaping democracy in Europe during the early nineteenth century.
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Andree Ciardobn Morley
Byron
Tie
Europe
Love Lit From Lindsay on Aged Voter Pair
In a dated notice two elderly men aged 89, John Br Years and John Sewell, are linked to a voting scene. The report notes their appearance as a coincidence and denies any orchestrated plan or connection to the event.
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Lindsay
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