Sermonette on Tabernacle Temple and Christ’s Role
The Tabernacle described as Jehovahs dwelling among Israel symbolically showing Gods character and mans approach to Him. The Temple image shifts to the Christian church as the Living Temple with Christ as high priest and believers as spiritual sacrifices. The piece cites Hebrews 4 14 16 and 1 Peter 2 5 to urge bold access to grace through Jesus.
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God
Jesus Christ
Moses
Tabernacle
Christ
Jesus the Son of
Completion Near For Tabernacle Craftwork
Bezaleel and Aholiab report workers near finish on the Tabernacle. Moses declares the project on the eve of the second year as appointed, with garments for Aaron and his sons prepared, and sacred cloths completed.
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Israel
Bezaleel
Aholiab
Moses
Aaron
Tabernacle Set Up as Moses Sees Divine Presence
The people of Israel celebrate the completion of the Tabernacle project under Bezaleel and Aholiab. Moses places the tablets and manna within the ark as the Cloud of the Lord fills the holy place, and the camp prostrates in reverent worship before the radiant manifestation.
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Egypt
Bezaleel
Aholiab
Moses
Levi
Rephidim
God
Mount Sinai
Israel
Abraham
Lord
Sailors Hospital Planned on Malta Island
Henry L. Clapp, former New York resident, will construct a hospital on Malta Island for American sailors in the naval and merchant service. The piece argues sailors are essential to civilization and missions, highlighting the need for better care for seafarers.
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Henry L. Clapp
New York
Malta
N. Y
Whisky for M. P.'s From the British Parliament
The British house of commons maintains a large vat of Scotch whisky for its 670 members. The vat holds 800 gallons and is kept at a required minimum level, being refilled two or three times each parliamentary session.
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House of Commons
Missouri Farmer A Wonder Has Live Frog In Stomach
Kansas City reports Roy Seward a Missouri farmer near Metz in Vernon County claims a live frog has inhabited his stomach for twenty years. He describes the frog entering when he was 13 after drinking from Reed’s creek and growing fat, croaking after meals, and causing him pain and dietary limits, with doctors unsure it could live. Seward seeks surgical removal and continues daily life with the amphibian resident.
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Kansas City
Roy SeWard
Metz
Ternon County
Missouri
Seward
Reed's Creek
Rich Hill
Mote
Mr. Seward
White House history errors prompt reader letter
A reader corrects misstatements about the White House history noting Adams first occupant in 1800, the 1792 start of the mansion, and the 1814 fire. The letter also discusses paint origins and urges accuracy in historical writing. It closes with unrelated ad-like material on itch remedies and glove etiquette.
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White House
Madison
Adams
Devilfish Snatches Fisherman Anchor and Drags Boat Out
Capt. John A. Brackenridge recounts a Tarpon fishing trip near Tarpon jetties in which a massive devilfish surfaced with the anchor in its mouth and pulled the nearby boat toward sea. A harpoon struck the creature, causing it to release the anchor before vanishing.
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Devilfish
San Antonio
John A. Brackenridge
Austin
Tarpon
al Leach
Mr. Leach
Will adopt instead of wed in Des Moines Indiana
In Des Moines Indiana Charles Lockhart 19 and Jennie Greggs 59 sought marriage adoption papers. Judge Zell G Roe refused the license, hinting the couple sought adoption instead. Jennie agreed to obtain the papers and help Charles start life with a lawful adoption.
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Des Moines
Fonda
Pocahontas County
Charles Lockhart
Jennie Greggs
Zell G. Roe
Court House
Charles
Newport Bathing Suit Sparks Fashion at Resort
At Newport R I the talk centers on Mrs Glen Collins and her striking red bathing suit with a lace yoke and sleeves. The water resistant lace is praised for salt water. Mrs Charlotte Pell’s black satin outfit attracts less notice since Mrs Collins debuted. Collins was formerly Nathalie Schenck.
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Newport
R. J
Glen Collins
Victoria Lawn
Collins
Nathalie Schenck
Largest steel plates used in Cunarder construction at Wallsend
Consul Metcalf states the new Cunarder at Wallsend uses the largest steel plates in the world. Silicon steel plates weigh ten tons each and boilers exceed 1,000 tons. Massive ingots and slabs of 12 and 44 tons move through rolling mills for this work.
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Wallsend
England
Metcalf
India studies Japan on fisheries to boost industry
The piece notes Japan's fisheries employ about ten percent of the population while India relies on near shore, primitive methods with only about one percent in the sector. It suggests India can learn from Japan to expand and modernize its fishing economy.
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India
Japan
Woman credits Postum with curing coffee woes
A Michigan woman explains she swapped coffee for Postum Food Coffee after her husband suffered heart palpitations and bladder catarrh from coffee. She notes rapid stomach improvement, family benefits, and a visitor’s praise after boiling Postum longer. The testimonial is attributed to the Postum Company of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Musings of Daddy on Thirty Years of Life Compared
A parent writes to contrast thirty years of aging with his baby's innocence and vigor. He boasts of hardships endured and comforts provided, while lamenting his own fears and imperfect wisdom versus the child's antiseptic security and fearless ignorance. His reflection ends with the claim that the child is wiser than many adults.
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Solomon
N. Y. Sun
Street Cars and Cats in a Daring Streetcar Ride
A noir vignette on a streetcar where a passenger endures jolts as the crew banters about a dog run over earlier. The drivers marvel at cats frozen on tracks their eyes like electric lights, mesmerized by headlights, before another passenger enters and the conductor demands a nickel.
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Biff
Chinese View of Our Club Women
A Chinese writer in Metropolitan analyzes American club women as an elite social breed. He divides members into four types: fame seekers, social climbers, those avoiding domestic chores, and earnest contributors to knowledge through club papers and poetry.
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Metropolitan
Forgiveness After Revenge in Paris Café Collapse
A Paris cafe scene ends in tragedy as Louise Boyer is stabbed by her husband who then declares forgiveness and love. He lifts her into a cab, but police intervene before arrival at any further location.
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Louise Boyer
Paris
Fin
Not Far Wrong Molly-Mabel and the engagement ring
The fragment mentions Molly-Mabel claiming fame for jewels and Dolly-Well noting an engagement ring passed through three families from Jack, as Cassell's Journal reports.
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Molly
Mabel
Dolly
Jack
Cassell
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