What will you do with Jesus Christ in your life
A Los Angeles sermon on the question What shall I do then with Jesus who is called Christ emphasizes Pilate's choice as a mirror for personal decision. The preacher urges intellectual assent plus full submission of will and affection, arguing that evidence of Christ’s birth miracles and modern testimonies compel a decisive answer. He warns against half measures and fear driven faith, urging readers to yield wholly to Christ and consider how loved ones may be influenced by their example.
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Scriptural visions and Indian totem poles amid old sermon notes
Compiled lecture notes discuss Zechariah and Haggai visions as Israel rebuilds the temple under Darius, linking prophecy to Jesus as priest and king. It also covers totem poles in Indigenous tribes, their animal symbols, lineage beliefs, and funeral practices, then shifts to late 19th century trade data with exports, imports, and shifts in British and American commerce.
Vegetarian Fashion Among British Aristocracy
Vegetarianism rises in society with Lady Windsor, Lady Gwendolen Herbert, and others adopting plant based meals at home. Some peers like Lord de Meyer and Lady Essex praise diet for health and social scenes feature nut and fruit dishes. The trend appears in Ervat houses with fruit and colonial imports as a growing feature.
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Lady de Meyer
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Iron Ring From Blood Becomes Curio For Paris Chemist
A French chemist M. Bagruel head of Paris chemical laboratories extracted iron from human blood and formed minute globules used to craft an iron ring he wears on his finger. In Russia skeletons fetch $1.15, down from a prewar price of $7. The cider yield in 1964 set a record in France at 24,505 gallons, double the ten year average.
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Buckwheat as Hog and Poultry Feed
Buckwheat grain serves as an excellent hog feed, nearly rivaling wheat but at a higher cost in the South. It also makes a splendid chicken feed. Beekeepers may grow buckwheat for the honey, while pigs and chickens can consume the grain. Atlanta Constitution.
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Expert Painters Prompted for House Work
A reader asks why a skilled tradesperson does not paint the house himself to ensure quality. The exchange suggests seeking a reliable contractor or expert service rather than attempting DIY.
Living statue in prison drawn from strange case
A prisoner in Tymawr is described as a living statue able to move only under extreme fright. Schreiner, a butcher, faces a murder attempt charge and remains motionless for days. He refuses food, is fed by tube, and may stay rigid or erect, drawing notices from officials and doctors.
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Tymawr
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Snakes Found in China Wine Shipment at Montreal Customs
A Montreal customs inspection revealed snakes and a lizard sealed in the bottom of a carboy of port wine from China. An oil tester reported the discovery after testing contents for taste and quality. The vessels were opened and the remains displayed for inspection at City Hall. The wine was addressed to a local Chinese merchant who offered only vague claims about the snake's supposed health benefits.
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China
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Drowned Yards From Water Inquest At Lewes
An inquest in Lewes England examined the death of Alderman William Gates lieutenant colonel of the Sussex Royal Engineers found dead near a brook. Dr Frank Fawsett testified that the cause appeared to be drowning though no evidence shows how he entered the water. The doctor noted water presence but admitted uncertainty about how he exited the liquid.
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Sussex Royal Engineer Volunteers
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Smith surname prominence across European cities
The Manchester Guardian notes that while Smith is widespread, other surnames like Schmidt in Berlin, Schulz and Müller in Germany, Jansen in Brussels, Marunit in Paris, and Vitelli in Naples show regional frequency. The piece reflects on historic crafts and metalworking origins in Europe.
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Mule
Jansen
Brussels
Paris
Marunet
Naples
Vitelli
Manchester Guardian
Prehistoric Plant Seeds Found in Belgian Coal Mine
Seeds unearthed with coal in a Belgian mine emerge as unknown plant varieties. As the shaft reaches 126 feet, these seeds appear to be from ancient flora that flourished in the distant past and sprout after exposure to light and air. Many are vigorous weeds unlike modern vegetation, offering a curious study for botanists seeking twentieth century descendants.
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Belgium
Huddersfield Empowers Home Child Care Program
Huddersfield authorities plan to send physicians and women health officers to homes of poor families with newborns to instruct mothers on child care. A day nursery is established for child care, and the mayor offers a $4 bonus for every child born in one district who reaches age one.
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Eve Fey
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Sistricia
Apples Said to Improve Mood and Health
An authority claims that abundant apples improve disposition and remove disagreeable feelings, making life more enjoyable. He asserts apples cure tobacco and drunken habits and that daily apple consumption benefits the entire system.
Miss Oldun Marks Down to Twenty Four in TOR Shop
Miss Oldun, after seven years at TOR, reduces price to twenty four while Gladys Jack describes her ringing as angelic. The exchange centers on a shop event with implied local color and personal naming.
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