The Mountain Artist and Ginny Reveal a Secret
Armidale narrator, an artist, is torn between Ginny Dornley a forest muse and a planned social match with Helen Moreland. Ginny confesses she is Virginia Dornley author of The Book and guest visits loom as Lorimers arrive, forcing a change in plans.
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Christ Is Made Unto Us Wisdom From God
Rev George E Guille argues that worldly wisdom fails to solve the soul’s needs and that God’s wisdom through Christ provides righteousness sanctification and redemption. He cites 1 Corinthians 1 and emphasizes salvation as a threefold deliverance concerning past present and future. Churches and sermons are urged to seek Christ as the source of true wisdom and power.
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Castine Used To Cure Fever Described In History
The article recounts quinine origins from cinchona bark, tracing the Countess of Cinchona in Lima and her cure, the spread of use despite prejudice, and later efforts by Sir Clements Markham to cultivate cinchona in India. It notes failed transport to India, but successful plantations in Burma, Ceylon, Jamaica, and South Africa.
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Spain
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India
Burma
Ceylon
Jamaica
South Africa
Why Joke Must Have Punch
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt on the need for a joke to have a punch. It stresses universal humor, proper delivery, and avoiding repetition if the audience does not laugh. It cautions temperamental speakers about telling jokes and notes atmosphere and spontaneity as keys to success.
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Solomon
Philadelphia’ Public Ledger
Insects as Inventors and Their Natural Tool Chest
A Dr. Ernest Bade note in Popular Defence Monthly argues that insects embody a complete tool chest. Insects use chitinous structures on legs heads and abdomens to perform tasks, inspiring man’s tools with superior precision and versatility.
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Why Pentateuch Was Used For The First Five Bible Books
Detroit News explains that the Pentateuch designates the five Old Testament books Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers and Deuteronomy from Greek roots pente five and teuchos book. It notes Deuteronomy derives from Greek deuter second and nomos law reflecting Greek transmission of the Old Testament.
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Detroit News
Lines Crooked Why Dividing Lines Bend Time Zones
An inquiry notes that interstate time zone boundaries vary from the standard meridians to suit railroad routes and regional convenience. Boundaries shift to meet community needs, often departing from precise half positions between standard meridians.
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The Etymology of Match in Historical Context
The text traces the term match from Greek and Latin roots related to a lamp nozzle. It notes literary references in 1987 to matches as wicks and nods to earlier usages. It claims the earliest present sense reference appears around 1300.
Picture Window Prompting Timely Joy and Caution
A reflective piece urges living in the moment rather than delaying pleasure for an imagined future. The author recalls a desired picture in a shop window and an unexecuted trip, warning that time and health shift away opportunities. It emphasizes choosing happiness now over postponed plans.
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Houston
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Nancy
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Western Newspaper Union
Power firms form Coal Hield Superpower Group
Eleven electric power manufacturers with 315 million dollars invested create a cooperative distributing system named the Coal Hield Superpower Group. It runs about forty stations with 2 million horsepower serving Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and Maryland to about 7.25 million people.
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Coal Hield Superpower Group
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Government Arranges Farm Debt Favorable for Farmers
Authorities structure incentives making it easier for farmers to incur debt. The policy shift aims to ease financial pressure by aligning loans with farming needs and providing supportive terms.
City of Marshall Finance Report Year Ending April 30 1924
W H Tibbs City Collector of Marshall swears to the accuracy of the utility office report for the year ending April 30 1924. The certificate funds time deposit are noted and the document is sworn before Notary Mary Plaster with G B Montgomery B Claypool J L May on the finance committee.
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G. B. Montgomery
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