Last Hour of Christ Sermon on Vinegar and Comfort
A 1899 Washington sermon by Dr. Talmadge uses Christ on the cross to urge readers to seek comfort in Jesus. He emphasizes Christ’s vinegar cup as shared suffering for betrayal, poverty, bereavement, and death, urging believers to accept divine sympathy and burdens lifted by faith. He warns against self-reliance and invites all to drink the water of life.
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Precautions Against Fires and State Rail Tax News
Des Moines March 27 report on Anamosa penitentiary fire safety measures and a binding twine plant proposal. Also covered are Iowa railway property assessments, state education notes, and upcoming political convention dates with officer elections and uniform policies.
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Art in Architecture Promotes Ground Floor Cottages
The article describes five or six room ground floor cottages ideal for elderly or disabled residents, noting ease of access and heating. It outlines construction details, materials, dimensions, and finishes, with a typical cost range of about $1,000 to $1,200 and a Southern-state adaptable design by EA Payne.
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Rural free delivery expansion to start next fiscal year
The Post Office Department will extend rural delivery significantly with 300000 dollars allocated. Illinois will receive a large share, double last year’s appropriation. Health reports the service is satisfactory and popular with farmers who now get newspapers every morning.
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Heath
Navy Discharge Costs Cut To Two Thirds Of Old Rates
Secretary Long orders reduced prices for discharges available to three year men and navy apprentices. The new table lowers purchase costs by about two thirds, placing releases within the financial reach of enlisted personnel and trainees.
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Women of New South Wales Defy Telephones
Women in New South Wales resisted high telephone rents by using the lines for long conversations. The central office was pressured until the postmaster-general in Sydney issued a ruling limiting calls to ten minutes to prevent monopolizing the system.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Marriage of Jun Hing and Mary Jordahl Shown in Des Moines
Jun Hing of Hong Kong and Miss Mary Jordahl of Des Moines wed in Milwaukee. The groom, aged 35, wore a silk-lined overcoat and tan gloves with a silk hat, while the bride aged 25 announced her age at the ceremony performed by Justice Dullea.
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State Survey Seeks Immediate Manufacturer Statistics
The state geological survey is sending circular letters to soil and mineral product manufacturers urging prompt submission of last year’s output data. The department aims to include tabulated mineral production summaries in the report in press.
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State Geological Survey
A Talk About Colds and the Modern Flu
An article argues that influenza has overtaken the old cold in domestic medicine. It explains that chills do not always signal fever and that cold symptoms often reflect underlying illness or infection, with weak health shaping outcomes.
Unproductive Money in London Banks
The report states that roughly two thirds of public money held by London banks does not bear interest. It highlights inefficiency in how public funds are parked, suggesting scrutiny of idle deposits and potential reforms to improve returns for taxpayers.
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London
Wood Alcohol From Pyroligneous Acid Promises Industrial Use
A Boston Transcript summary notes that over 60 percent of wood can be turned into liquid via pyrolysis. It yields 9 gallons of crude wood alcohol per cord of wood, plus acetate of lime and tar. Wood alcohol substitutes grain alcohol for manufacturing, used in shellac varnish, celluloid, photographic paper, dyes, liniments, and bathhouse applications.
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United States
Hoston
Testing the lungs and breathing exercise guidance
The Cleveland Plain Dealer article describes a breathing test to gauge lung health by taking a deep breath and counting seconds aloud. It notes shorter times for consumptives and longer times for sound lungs, then outlines steps to expand the chest and improve lung function.
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