Vision of Heaven In John's Worshipful Imagery
A Moody Bible Institute lesson outlines Revelation chapter seven as a vision of the heavenly home. It notes redeemed Gentiles and 144 000 Jews, angels praising God and the Lamb, and describes worshipers clothed in white robes bearing palm branches serving God in heaven where tears and hunger end.
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Heavenly Home
God
Israel
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jom
Tabernacles
Kindly Words and Smiles Graft Thorn Bushes to Fruit
A parable on thorny people who resist kindness. The speaker urges grafting thorny individuals to apples or pears through kindly words and smiles, promising that such effort will yield the choicest fruit in time. The message emphasizes patience, perseverance, and positive influence.
Avoid Trouble in Inner Tube Replacement and Pumping
Practical guide on inspecting inner tubes before installation. Key steps include pumping hard to test for leaks, tightening the valve plunger, and temporarily sealing punctured casings with rubber fabric. Inspect for sharp objects, ensure correct tube orientation, and avoid twists to prevent pinching during clincher or protector strip areas.
Peculiar Cause of Punctures in Tire
A town tale explains tire punctures from sharp tacks swept from sidewalks by a theater sweeper. As he cleared the curb he pushed tacks into the street, later picked up by unwary motorists. The pieces gathered with other debris and entered roadways, causing punctures miles away.
Proper Watch of Ammeter: Shorter Runs Increase Battery Strain
The report notes that a 2m cold weather van with improper starting leads to higher fuel use and strain on the heater. Regeneration is reduced or absent, hastening depletion of tatters.
Stone curbs injure tires in three common ways
The article warns that rubber curbs, backing into a curb, turning into a curb, or driving at about 180 slows a curb can cause tire scraping along concrete and damage tire sidewalls shortening tire life.
Tow Gear Described To Prevent Overheating
Advice warns keeping the mixture leanest possible to prevent overheating when tow gear must run long. Maintaining lean mixture reduces risk and keeps equipment operating within safe limits during extended use.
Disjointed Note on Ohare Discharge and Charge Points
A fragmented item notes Ohare and discharge terms with references to six to ten points on the charge varying by car. It mentions twenty miles per hour and a young person named Beines in trouble. The text is unclear but hints at a legal or administrative charge context.
The Kitchen Cabinet Salad and Dessert Medley
A vintage collection of garden fresh salads and honey based desserts. Recipes include Red Cabbage and Chestnut Salad with French dressing, Beets with Celery Salad, Butterfly Salad, Pineapple and Ham salad, Honey pudding and Mousse, Hot Water Ginger Bread, Caramel Cornstarch Pudding, and a lemon custard style dessert with meringue. Many instructions specify fruit, honey, and light dressings as alternatives.
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Wien
Automobile Gossip on Glass Clarity From Liquid Mix
The column notes a wet page with skidding warnings and suggests a kerosene and glycerine mix in equal parts to clear rain from windshield glass. It recounts the practice as a long time tip for better vision in rain and mentions dates and frequent updates.
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Lear Vision
Tireless tires touted by Denver inventor Horne
Auto inventor A. Horne of Denver promotes tireless tires as puncture proof and half the cost of pneumatic tires. The system uses modular sections that can be swapped from the tool box, aiming to reduce upkeep by about 60 percent and revolutionize the tire industry.
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Damex
A. Horne
Denver
Colo
Iuto
Mr. Horne
Horne
Erie Fire Department awards $75,000 motor apparatus contract
The Erie fire department secured a contract for seven pieces of motor apparatus totaling $75,000. The document notes related auto and streetcar safety, including curbside behavior and revised Pennsylvania speed limits from 24 to 30 mph under new automobile laws.
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Pennsylvania
Fire Department of
Erie Va
Remarkable meteor sighted across two nations in 1919
Reports in Scientific American document a brilliant meteor seen on October 21, 1919 with a 335 mile long trail from a point 20 miles northeast of York England to 30 miles southwest of St. Valery France. The object moved at about 33 miles per second and averaged 74 miles in altitude.
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York
England
St. Valery
France
Forged Cameos Flood Treasure Trade Prompted By Losses
A flood of forged cameos and intaglios devalues a major collection after a French count spent 23,000 on assembling it. Many forgeries persisted, and collectors who misjudged value sold parts of their holdings at fractions of their original cost.
Wraps For Formal Dress Trend In Winter Fur Fabrics
Fashion notes describe 116 wraps from plain capes to draped dolumnns in rich furs and fabrics for winter wear. The pieces range from simple, quiet to ornate, with satin brocades, velvet trims, and fur accents. Designers highlight versatility for evening, resort, and spring wear, with various colors and textures.
Tailored Hats for Mourning and Elegant Trims
Mourning millinery features exquically neat tailored hats with silk metale and grosgrain ribbons, designed for subtle trimming and a conservative line. Descriptions cover crown coverage, bias folds, and simulated roses of organdie used on dresses and girdles, highlighting economical yet refined ensembles.
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OB Pitawat
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Opytefnl
John
Moving Picture Theater
Hiway
Moving Picture
Reo Oo
Paisley
Eunea
Bixties
Heston Gall
Goa
Spoental
Witter
Seni
Walter
Erie Balie
Flint
Benares
Ist Rsdn
Noel
Fe Biante
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