Unchangeable God and the meaning of change
The essay argues that God is unchangeable in nature and purposes while human views of Him vary. It traces revelation from Genesis to Christ, stresses accountability for sin, and calls readers to embrace salvation through Jesus Christ rather than drift toward false notions or universalism.
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Adam
Noah
God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Lord
Israel
Hell
Jesus Christ
Christ
Father
Moses
Paul
Jesus
Nineveh
Jonah
Solomon
Heaven
Earth
God of Heaven
Garden of Eden
Jerusalem
God of
Christ Jesus
Immanuel
Gossip of Fashion: Marie Antoinette Styles Inspire the Season
The essay reviews 1833 style trends, praising the Marie Antoinette look and Japanese influence on fabrics and color. It urges practical wrap and flannel wear for moderate budgets, notes champagne and wine hues, and discusses coats, boleros, and coordinated tones for country and evening dress. It highlights French flannel, Delaine, and bold color combinations, stressing harmony and practicality.
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Delaine
Paris
Chicago Banks Are Strong
The article argues that city prosperity rests on rural roots with farm-bred men driving Chicago’s growth. It cites a 1893 Illinois farm boy turning restaurant founder into a millionaire and notes country-born leaders dominate society, business and banking, with Chicago banks funding real production over speculative stocks. It praises Marshall Field’s preference for farm-trained men and asserts farm products fund Chicago’s strength amid eastern financial turmoil.
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Chicago
Illinois
Guy
Marshall Field
Field
McCutcheon
Bird Center
Wall Street
Wall Street Journal
United States Steel Common
West
St. Louis
Polyglot Nations and Language Reach in Bible Sales
The Bible society reports wide linguistic outreach with agents selling Scriptures in 53 languages in the Russian empire, 28 in Burmah, 30 in South Malaysia, and 53 in the Egyptian agency, highlighting diverse tongues within one country.
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Bible Society
Russian Empire
Burmah
Malaysia
Gospe Peace and Spirit Strife Commentary
Ram's Hora discusses tensions within religious discourse while asserting that true peace is not spread by strife or contentious spirit. The piece critiques divisive rhetoric and calls for harmonious dialogue.
Northern Pacific Tests Fuel Briquettes for Savings
The Northern Pacific Railroad is testing briquettes based on Dr. R J Schrimp er of St Paul Minn formula. Soft coal refuse largely forms the composition and tests show about 40 percent economy. Cost cited at 1 25 per ton with briquettes proving to go 25 to 50 percent farther than soft coal.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
R. J. Schrimper
St. Paul
Minn
Schrimper
Office Boy’s Ambition Echoes in Humor
A short comic exchange from the Chicago Daily News depicts an Office Boy boasting he will sit at his employer’s desk someday, planning to slip in when the boss is away and rest his feet on the desk. The dialogue captures workplace ambition with lighthearted cockiness.
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Chicago Daily News
Country born men dominate the grain board scene
The article argues that country born traders populate Chicago grain markets and offices from the board of trade to LaSalle Street, driving competition and success. It contrasts farm-ground knowledge with city slickness and notes how country efficiency shapes major firms and markets. It also touches on graft allegations under Mayor Harrison, questioning enforcement and justice amid police and public works allegations.
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Board of Trade
Indiana
South Water Street
LaSalle Street
Harrison
Department of Public Works
Health Department
Police Department
Wright A. Patterson
Energy in Radium Misinterpreted in Anglo Indian Review
The Anglo-Indian Review claims energy stored in a gram of radium could lift 500 tons a mile, suggesting an ounce could run a 56 horsepower car at 40 mph around the world. The calculator apparently mixed intrinsic energy with energy transformation capacity.
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Anglo-Indian Review
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