Who Hath Despised the Small Things in Life Sermon
A long sermon emphasizes the Bible theme of valuing small everyday duties and modest personal care. It warns that minor faults and courtesies shape character more than grand acts, urging Christians to practice humility, courtesy, punctuality, and faithful engagement in all daily interactions.
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Chicago
Christia Sie
Niagara Falls
Mount Exereet
Mt i
Inounta
Kilauea
Rhadin
Tabylon
Tana
Exhewus
Chang
Zechariah
Iwan
Paul
Co.rinthian
Desirabille
Apoleon
Samuel Johnson
Horace Craley
Shaun Tie
Jesus Christ
Hin
Christ
Dcukae Uon
Timaly
Asher
Ana
Jonah
Eibers
Theatre Agai
Thessalonians
Europe
Lusbanon
The Wrench Family and Allied Business Ventures
A historical note describes My Beinn Wrench and family, detailing their experiences with cotsing and agen Oct- 2Bat's dinner, then tracing business ventures including the Wrench Series and associated firms. Frederick Wrench, Mie Kishano, and Uataie Coosa Mowers are named amid discussions of study in German for British diplomacy and the transformation of Munim into a private United company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
Cricrion
Sreer
Frederick
Kishano
Ani
Eton
Fogland
Secore Sveall
Armearench. Limited
Pretorial Fektcanie
Insect pests and beneficial imports for horticulture
The speech discusses non native orthopteran and scale pests entering the United States mainly from Europe and Asia. It notes natural enemies like ladybugs and parasitoids used to combat scales, mentions success with white scale control in olives, and describes import programs that released insects to curb pests. It also covers fig cultivation lessons from Mediterranean Smyrna figs and how fertilization practices were imported to California to improve dried fig quality.
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Europe
United States
Soutern States
California
Australia
Ferpt
Portugal
South Africa
Japan
China
Washington
South America
San Jose
Mediterranean
America
Asia
Mio
Sechelles Islands to Become Separate Colony under Mauritius
The King approves letters creating Se Chit tom as a separate colony with Governor Mr FR Swalt-Escott as first administrator. The Seychelles lie in the Indian Ocean between 4 and 5 degrees south, about 924 miles from Mauritius and 970 from Zanzibar, with Main as its largest island. The group was seized by France in 1794 and Mauritius in 1810. finances split in 1872 and a full administrator and governor powers granted by 1897.
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U Itil
Mauritius
FR Swalt-Escott
Seychielles
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Zanzibar
Main
Fragmentary OCR Note on Transit Camp and Expatriates in 19th Century
The readable fragments describe a transit camp or living area for expatriates, with mentions of a central station or post and a “Great Kitasa Wasa” reference. Some lines indicate California origins and a border or coast context, plus a numbered yield or value figure 4835. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
Poison in Your Blood and Liver Kidney Pills Ad
An early 20th century ad promises Chase's Kidney Liver Pills will cleanse the blood, support liver and kidneys, and prevent disease caused by poisons. It touts rapid, lasting effects, urges one pill daily dose, priced 2s 6d, with portraits of Dr. and Mrs. Chase on each box.
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Chase
Eamanson, Mates & Co
Toronto
Dr. & Wo Chase
Gypsy Smith Called To Stand At Edge Of precipice
Gypsy Smith faces a choice framed as a metaphor where risk versus safety is weighed as he stands on a fence edge above a precipice. The remark suggests a preference for cautious survival over a final fall.
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Gypsy Smith
King Edward and Cape scout reckon with blunt reply
King Edward of England, reviewing colonial troops in London after the Boer War, is challenged by a Cape scout who bluntly proclaims his race. The monarch, famed for tact, responds with praise for the soldier’s bravery as he moves along the line. The article notes a line about the English statue map once refined by Queen Elizabeth and earlier measurements.
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Edward
England
London
Cape
Reward Offered for Stolen Library Books Case
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to recovery of about 200 books stolen from the library of Robert Louis Stevens. The items include a Bill that belonged to Stevenson's father, and the suspect is linked to Foomiatanne, a Navy sailor now associated with the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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Salford
Navy
Washington
Robert “Louss Stevens
Stevenson
Election Toss Ban Sparks Freethinkers Debate
A garbled excerpt reflects a discussion among members of a fre group about election toss bans and the challenges of distinguishing contentment from necessity. The text hints at social commentary on value and gratitude amid economic constraint.
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Chriatie
Sagan
Maw
Spa
Auartie
Kitasa
DR. Ghase
BEND
SUN New Illustrated
Awprose Kents Sons—'Nufacturing Jewelers
Yonce St Mwacyrne
Mans
Man
Minard’s Liniment
Shiloh
Wells &Co
Taos
Can Leey
Nile
Bimedif
Mennell
Marina
Reil
Ces
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