Lost Days and the Clock of Life Sermon Message
A religious address traces how minutes wasted in idle moments and early morning delays harm spiritual service. The speaker recounts a global voyage in 1895 with father, illustrating how lost days accumulate. urges prompt, purposeful daily work for Christ and warns against time thieves and idle chatter that derail study and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angees
Cal
Idlenes
Horace Greeley
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Burd
Sandwich Islands
Samoa
Globe
Pacife
Christ
Solomon
Juggard
Wilemington
Duke of
New Castle
Wrathe
Austral
China
Pilgrim Fathers
New England
Stret
Philip of Maxedon
Alexander the Great
Dionysius
Syracuse
Bette
Pacific
Nien
Baldur
Io Alameda
New Zealand
London
Suez Canal
Australia
God
Ater al
First Locomotive Engineer Huckett Laid To Rest
William Huckett one of the country’s oldest locomotive engineers was interred in Kansas City on Christmas Day. He brought the first locomotive to Kansas City and prior to arriving there lived in Canada as the first engineer to operate a locomotive in Toronto for the Ontario Simcoe and Huron Railroad completed in 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Huckett
Kansas City
Huckett
Canada
Oaeeer
Toronto
Ontario, Simcoe and Huron
Wool Markets and Sheep
The text emphasizes early disease prevention in sheep and the need for vigilance by the rockmaster to observe, act quickly, and be ready for emergencies. It stresses that preventing diseases is easier than curing them and that early intervention is crucial for wool markets and herd health.
The Sunday School Lesson IV First Quarter
The text outlines a Sunday school lesson from January 22 in the International Series. It references Luke chapter 11 and 8 and discusses belief, joy, and the miracles of loaves and fishes, reflecting on faith and understanding without restating the fragmented OCR content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Nest of Rats Clears Berwynd Cashier in Boontown
In Boontown, Chet Berwynd, longtime bank figure, is accused of defalcation of a small sum. A nest of rats in a desk cube housed the counterfeit packages, later proven genuine, clearing him after a dramatic disclosure by Gertrude Hollis and a confession by the boy Jack Hollis. Judge Hollis grants blessing after truth emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet
Hollis
Inn 10
Tho
Treasury Department
Nee Chester
Gertrude
Sormon
Chester
Wealth and Wits in a Frugal Life Dialogue
A West Side resident recalls a quip with his wife about money and a servant. He notes the wife scolds the poor for improvidence, while recounting how their fourteen years of marriage ended with her not getting back at him. The exchange reveals tensions over finances and domestic expectations in a Providence Journal fragment.
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Chet
Abe
Judge Hollis
Chester
Gertrude
Jack Hollis
Dixon
Jack
Bis
Chester Quieur
Pda
West Side
Smething
Providence Journal
Remarkable Echoes Across Bridges and Castles Worldwide
The London Globe describes echoes from bridges in Wales and Ireland, a pistol report repeating sixty times, and the Mena straits bridge echo returning hammer blows across 676 feet. It notes echoes at the Tuileries, Lear Castle Comber, Woodstock, and the Pantheon with remarkable repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena Straits
Wales
Simonetta
Milan
Lear Castle Comber
Ireland
Woodstock
London Globe
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Oliver Werrell Holmes
He Risen
Berwynd
Boontown
Boontown First National
Chet Berwynd
Berwynds
Boontown Society
Chester Berwynd
Hank Bimmons
Hank
Dr. Berwynd
John Holms
Gertrude Hollis
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