The Sunday School Lesson From Acts At Antioch
Commentary on Paul and Barnabas in Antioch and Lystra focusing on miracles, the gods mistaken for Zeus and Mercurius, and the response of believers. It discusses divine power, worship, and the call to endure tribulation in faith while noting biblical cross references and lessons for daily life.
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God
Antioch
Ami
Paul
Barnabas
Woistra
Derha
Goewel
Pav
Jupier
Mercurius
Jupiter
Mercury
Barnsatas
Paw
Ovid
Phrygia
Lystra
Barnatas
Hensing Son
Christ
Jer
Jesus Christ
Himer
Lont
John v
Barnetes
Inaugural Ball Misadventure Tangles Montana Editors
Two Montana editors E G Decker of the Billings Gazette and A K Yerkes of the Bozeman Chronicle attend an Helena inaugural ball. A farcical sequence at a barber chair leads to mock threats, shaving mishaps, and comic banter as they joke about pay and safety while a barber scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballat
Helena
Mon
E. G. Decker
Billings Gazette
A. K. Yerkes
Bozeman Chronicle
Orpheus F. Goddard
Guddent
Goddard
Becker
Werkes
Yerkes
Bevker
Carne
Boeker
Salu
Star Sapphire Legend and Lore Across the Ages
The Star Sapphire story describes a pale blue gem valued for its unique six-rayed star when illuminated. It is said to be nearly as hard as diamond and linked to legends of luck and Helen of Troy, with observers noting its oval cone shape and shimmering silk-like rays.
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London
Purelas
Helen of Troy
New York Times
The Negro Moses Harriet Tubman in Old Text Fragment
The passage portrays Harriet Tubman as the Moses of her people, notes a reward on her head, and sketches her 1820s Dorchester County birth, marriage to John Tubman, and life as an escaped slave who aided others. It mentions her travels south of 1850 and her role as a spy during the Civil War era.
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Moses
Harriet Tubman
Hier
Bestop
Dorchester County
Africa
John Tubman
Thompson
Isai
Peugnan
Gsrape
Fis
Bathing and the proper use of a flesh brush
The article advises brisk brushing with a good flesh brush as a skin care aid during seasons of illness or sensitivity. It suggests a dry bath only for unusual occasions and recommends the brush as an adjunct to the regular bath, not a substitute, as noted by the New York Ledger.
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New York Ledger
Recipes For X loonshine
Six egg whites, six tablespoons sugar and one capful jelly are beaten together for half an hour then jelly is folded in. The mixture is set on ice and served in saucers with whipped cream and vanilla flavor.
Drifter Escapes Explosives after Powder Wagon Fire
An interview recounts a miner known as Drifter who avoids high explosives after a near disaster in Connecticut. He details a powder wagon scare, a lake of the woods mining trip, and a dangerous bottle fuse incident that killed fish, leaving him wary of dynamite and chemical risks.
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Connecticut
New England
Criser Ta
Piru
Wan'k
Will
Saining
Lake of the Woods
Jack Brown
The
Purist
Ilalerolohy
Rat Portage
Aitke
Mike
Tom Rock
Drifter
Kingdom Come
Uamp
New York Sun
Greeley Colony Progress and Related Historical Notes
The article contrasts the Greeley Colony’s success with Fourier experiments, noting merit-based prosperity, limited cooperative effort, and capital absorption into construction. It discusses public spirit, lack of religious commonality, and early New England independence, then shifts to Royal Charles commemorations, martyr debates, and related English church ceremonies as discussed in Harper's Weekly.
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Greeley Colony
Consis
New England
Alyge
New York
Philadelphia
Bing Charles
Ring Charles
England
Queen Victoria
Oswald Fleuss
Perry
Iowan
Ph Brooks
Charles
Morgan Dix
Harper’s Weekly
The Harmonic Pianos of Louis XV to Empire Styles
A discussion of piano styling from Louis XV to Empire, condemning mismatched rooms and praising harmonious instruments. It highlights grand, upright, and secretiare pianos with marquetry, Vernis Martin enamel, and Adam style influences. It notes space saving piano secretaire hybrids combining writing tables and storage with compact frames for small rooms.
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Adam Brothers
Robert Adin
Cipriani
Angelics Kauffmann
A Fitting Punishment From an Old Soldier
In a reminiscence Joseph Boise recalls strict military discipline. He describes a whistling incident where a colonel punished him by sending him to the beach to whistle for fish until nightfall, with a rotating guard to exhaust him.
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Joseph Boise
Ept
Arisons Republican
Oregon Postmaster Faces Long Trail to Justice
Vincent Sutton postmaster at Ore town Tillamook county was charged with embezzling about 355 dollars. After indictment he chose to surrender in Sheridan Oregon riding a perilous route on foot and by river across five miles of Three Rivers country to Portland. Judge Bellinger tempered punishment to six months imprisonment with no additional fine.
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Oregon
Vincent Sutton
Oretown
United States
Gregor Grand Jury
Sutton
Burien
Portland
Oregon Wilds
Marshal Greer
Sheridan
Three Rivers
Booth
Bellinger
Iowest
Portland (Or
San Francisco Examiner
Grant's Birthplace and Early Life of Ulysses Grant
Reconstruction-like sketch of Ulysses Grant born in a small cabin at Point Pleasant on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. Describes the humble home, the village, and the era of steamboats, plus a note on Grants early commercial struggles and a tangent on bank formation.
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Grant
Ulysses Grant
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Daniel Boone
Simon Kenton
Pleasant
Gesse Grant
Ravenna
Hamilin Garland
BeCinre’s
SIEVEKING'S MODE OF PRACTICE DESCRIBED BY MUSICIAN
The Alusical Courier reports Sieveking's practice method using metronome aided gradual tempo increase. He trains four repetitions per hand, aims for mezzo forte, legato stroke, and explores tonal shading. He stresses finger independence, pedal use, and rapid release to avoid blur while maintaining control.
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Sieveking
Alusical Courier
Ren
Fashionable Sleeve Details for Summer Dresses
Dress sleeves are almost close fitting with narrow epaulet frill at the top. Trimmed sleeves are standard for summer gowns and long enough to fall over the hand. Plain sleeves suit tailor made dresses, while decorations like beaded gallion gimp velvet tucks and lace enhance the trim on the costume.
Marking of Linen Becomes a Notable Craft in Napery
The Philadelphia Times explains linen marking as a specialty in fine napery towns. Customers request monograms with initials in satin stitches, varying from small paired initials to elaborate interlaced letters. Large monograms decorate mapery, bed linen, and teacloths, often using three letters for bride, groom, and family name.
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Philadelphia Times
Amother
A Confederate Tale of Gravy and Conscience
An ex Confederate soldier recalls a contraband meal and a chaplain who refused to eat stolen meat, while dairy product markets show cheese shortages in Canada and Britain. The report notes scarce cheese stocks, rising prices, and a hopeful outlook for next season.
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South Carolina
Detroit
Sue Yoong
Canada
National Stockman
Proverbs of Jerusalem and notes on prayer and air safety
A journal column surveys Arab proverbs collected by Mia Lydia Einsler from Jerusalem, offering interpretations of sayings on friendship, neighborly conduct, family, and self-respect. It discusses prayer, arguing its true function is to align human will with the divine, not to inform or compel God. The piece also notes a school air detector using color-changing strips to signal impure air for prompt action.
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Bible Studenta
German Palestine Society
Prolume
Mia Lydia Ehinsler
Lfe
Jerusalem
Ezraix
Isa
Edward Caird
Toan
Jesus
Anaware
Gary Praparthasion
Tecam
James ML. Waiton
Board of Education
Chicago Times-Herald
No Marriages In Korea Amid Mourning Rule
A yearlong ban on marriages in Korea follows the death of the queen as law and superstition keep couples apart. Rumors say a fox sighting in the royal park spurred unwed lovers to see omens, while the king remains unmoved by the omen in official terms.
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Korea
Fores
Royal Park
New York
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