Mountains They Teach Us Omnipotent Strength
A reflective piece extols mountains as sacred teachers of divine power and enduring, awe inspiring force. It frames nature as a creator with vast, inscrutable might shaping human humility and reverence. The tone is reverent and meditative.
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Cording
Findenck Drees Store
Los Angeles
Cal
Mons
Schroo
Alps
Lake Lucerne
Lake
Reva
Switzerland
Lake Geneva
Lake Windermere
Lake Samia
Finland
Lake George
New York
Lake of the Woods
Minnesota
T Sr
Thorvaldsen
Lucerne
Hax
Robespierre
Marat
Barere
Louie XVI
Marie Antoinette
Tullerien
Pata
Kings Residence
Ty Horn
Ghear
Nebuchadnezzar
Amytis
Faby
Babylon
Elxantle Hills
Seles
Gel
Amos
Bertaman
Ah Alhambra
Dilla
The God of the Hills and Calvary Sermon Oration
A sermon on Amos and mountain imagery extols God as Creator of the hills and source of daily bread, health, and forgiveness. It weaves Biblical allusions from Mount Lucerne to Calvary, urging repentance today while warning of future judgment when hills symbolize lost chances for salvation.
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Anat
Sim
Amos
Alan
Adirondacks
Alps
Gough
Jesus
God
Grea Krakatoa
Java
India
Tal
Indie
Bel
Calvary
Provrastiaa
Brooks
Contex
Fin
Fiveneas
Thia Calvary
Mystery Racing Man Drives Seven Horsepower Runabout
A crowd on a road house porch watches a famed racer explain his driving method. He says sharp stones thrown up by his car could break a lens, but inner lenses protect his eyes, then he hops into a seven horsepower runabout and drives off.
Daniel and Belshazzar’s Dream in Scriptural Context
A sermon asserts that Scripture presents a clash between God and the devil, highlighting Daniel’s faith and God's sovereignty over earthly kingdoms. It contrasts Belshazzar's pride with Daniel’s reverence, noting God’s control of kingdoms and the ultimate hope in Christ.
Darwin on Celestial Evolution Unsolved Problems
Prof Darwin, president of the British Association on Celestial Evolution, told a Johannesburg audience that many universal mysteries will remain unsolved for millions of years. He argued for a planetary origin of the stellar system, discussed tidal effects since the Moon’s birth, and noted the vast potential power of radium. He warned that even if theories are right, the universe’s origin remains largely unexplained.
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Darwin
British Association On
Johannesburg
Iam
Uch
Darwin Rata Hive
Primi
Childen
Water Cure For Rheumatism Promises Simple Relief
A man once crippled by rheumatism endorses internal fresh water therapy. He drinks about three quarts daily, two glasses at waking, two at night, and keeps a desk glass handy. He credits plain cold water with easing his symptoms more than saltwater baths, preferring high, dry summers. The article also describes a government whitewash wash using lime, salt, rice paste, whiting and glue for wood, brick, and stone.
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United States
Turbine steamers cross Atlantic regular now
Naval designers and marine engine makers observe two turbine driven steamers on the Atlantic liner service. Viewtorian shows improving performance with low vibration and smooth motion, while Virginia Dare surpasses its sister ship. Both are shaping the future of turbine propulsion in passenger service.
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Atlantic
Atlan Line
Onan
Viewtorian
Virginia
Montreal
York
Fragmented City Life Remains Incomplete
An unclear, fragmentary text lists various city life events with timing gaps such as births arrests marriages and disasters. The garbled passage mentions immigrants births funerals marriages new business starts fires ship departures erections train arrivals accidents and murders, ending with a personal note about trying to will.
Finnish Artist Finlana Dead at Eighteen
Finnish artist Finlana dies at age eighteen, as reported by The Novoe Vremya, part of Albert Edelfelt's circle. Edelfelt, educated abroad, drew global attention after Paris 1877 with Koroteva Blanka and a controversial large canvas featuring Duke Carl. He painted Finland’s national seascape and lake scenes, shaping the nation’s art.
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Finlana
Novoe Vremya
Albert Edelfelt
Edelfelt
Paris
Koroteva Blanka
Carl
Class Fleming
Finland
A Common Interest in a Noted Engagement
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt comments on a young couple's engagement praising their shared interest. A spinster questions the union while Catt asserts their married life will be ideal due to common pursuits. The dialogue highlights social attitudes toward marriage and intellect.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
No Demi-Tasse For Reed In Ohio Train Station Tale
An anecdote recalls a traveler named Reed in Ohio who asked for a demitasse at a railway station diner. The waiter corrected him, saying the cafe sells no half cups and only full cups, highlighting the joke about coffee portions and prices.
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Reed
Ohio
Boston Herald
Gardiner Woman’s Doctor Powder Mix Up
An elderly Gardiner resident summoned a physician who prescribed a powder with unclear directions. The doctor asked if she followed them but she said she paid with two fives and a ten cent piece, implying a mix up or lack of exact payment. The Boston Herald reported the incident.
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Sraumetic
Gardiner
Boston Herald
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Wales
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