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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
6
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A corporate rivalry tale unfolds as two rail giants seek a 90 mile track transfer. A high stake midnight maneuver pits the president, a secretary and engineer John Thomas against an aggressive chase by a rival engine. A dramatic sequence ends with an improbable rescue and a dramatic injunction twist.
The Sabbath day journey of the Jews is described as 2000 yards from the Ark of the Covenant's end to the camp's far edge where the Sabbatical law was given. The note situates this distance as a traditional measure tied to a key wilderness stop and the reception of sacred law.
American pumps enjoy recognition in China and Japan along with widespread acceptance in Europe, illustrating a broad international footprint for the brand and its products across markets.
The article outlines acceptance of Christ bringing a new nature and name, citing Abraham, Jacob, and Simon becoming their new identities through faith. It argues salvation is character and a divine life shaping the heart to Christ’s image, with Paul’s line about living in Christ as central. It recounts Dr. Fawcett’s hymn origin and praises the ideal man close to Christ as society’s need.
The speaker urges vigilance among Christians to stay stirred up and help neighbors stay stirred up. He warns of benumbing influences that dulled conscience and tempts people to ease the cross bearing. The call emphasizes constant guard against slipping into sleep and neglecting duties.
The item reports Rev G H Yatman facing criticism for auctioning deaconnesses support at a New York meeting. It notes the death of Dr Benjamin Griffith of the American Baptist Publication Society at Upland PA. It covers Lewiston revival conversions and a Singapore district idol issue with Christian persecution. It mentions Ghower Peale Osborne on economics and a Turkish edict enrolling Jews as soldiers, with potential religious freedom implications.
A Pittsburgh man after amalgam fillings in New York experienced electric shocks whenever his teeth closed. The dentist found the metals formed a magnetic current and replaced the filling with a nonconductive material. The report notes related conceptions of ten atmospheres pressure and how air and liquids react under high pressure in boilers and caissons.
The North Cape in Norway sees sun from May 5 to August 6, giving three months of day while winter nights stretch from September 22 to March 21 and from November 6 to February 5 the sun does not appear. A strange tie to Arctic whalers says insanity follows endless daylight. A South American cactus flower unfurls only when wind moves its stems. An umbrella with a match-box handle hints at dynamite. The season arrives when icemen bow to plumbers and pay the piper.
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