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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
6
A sermon discusses the distinction between worldly seekers and devoted Christians who accept God’s promises. It details the Messiah’s mission, the coming heavenly Kingdom, and the future divine plan including a Royal Priesthood united with Christ to bless humanity.
The article discusses consecration to God, the Church of the firstborn, and the need for saints to cleanse themselves from filthiness of flesh and spirit. It emphasizes fighting worldly influence, reliance on divine promises, and developing righteousness while remaining in the world. It highlights trials from the Adversary and aims for the First Resurrection and a pure heart.
Mrs Herman Prahm of Secaucus New Jersey sank in a marsh while gathering blackberries and could not free herself. Passersby heard her cries after hours of struggle and, with farming and labor crew help, crossed a mud hole on planks to pull her to safety and she began recovering at home.
West Chester July 18 A violent storm in Chester county kills Mrs Andrew Vandegrift at a Unionville home where she stood at a well struck by lightning. The same storm hits Lincoln university area Cochranville barns and Avondale damage plus bridges washed away, oats and hay ruined.
William Rettig of Beriin plans a wooden airship 420 feet long and 434 feet beam to carry 30 passengers from Annerley to Europe in about 48 hours. He cites fir wood strength and gas retention advantages, and seeks American backing to build a fleet for a transatlantic airship service.
Switzerland progresses on a railway bridge spanning the Welsbach river as part of a new line connecting Voggenburg with Lake Constance. The structure rises over 200 feet and spans 1,000 feet with vast tunnels and eight viaducts totaling a mile, a monumental engineering feat amid challenging rock cuts.
A historical note describes Chinese respect for newspapers, noting the Peking Gazette, evolving publication formats, and seven writing styles. It mentions burning old papers in pagodas to avoid blindness and cites belief in harmful effects of profaning printed matter.
Reported as a curious trend, aviators delaying demonstrations caused sunburns among bathers in Atlantic City. Beachgoers lingered in the sun awaiting wind delays while others stayed exposed along the boardwalk, with druggists selling remedies for the painful condition.
In London mourning for King Edward’s death influences fall styles for men. Black patterns dominate with subtle white specks to ease the somber look, as designers in London craft garments reflecting the royal loss.
Andrew Carnegie will chair a 250 member committee planning a 1914 celebration marking 100 years since the Ghent treaty. A 100 member executive panel and a twenty five person sub committee will guide events across the United States. Taft and Sherman show interest. Beverly visits planned for honorary roles.
A proposed plan for a monument and a hearth and bridge over the N is discussed. No celebration date is set, but the idea aims to honor an unspecified group or event with cross‑country memorials in England and Canada.
London doctors test an aging birthmark treatment using Enrbenis acid applied via a carved metal tool and rubber cylinder. The procedure freezes the targeted skin, then a daily pressure routine forms a pale patch and, after repeated freeze and desiccate cycles, tissue heals with normal skin surface.
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