Thanksgiving sermon on God’s mercy and human salvation
A Brooklyn Tabernacle pastor in Oklahoma City delivers a Thanksgiving Day sermon arguing gratitude to God for mercy enduring forever. He contrasts biblical truth with creeds, outlines divine justice and mercy, and explains the plan of salvation through Christ and the future Kingdom for all humanity.
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British Home Secretary Attacked by Suffragette
A male suffragette attacked British Home Secretary Winston Churchill at a public event. Security restrained the perpetrator as Churchill remained unharmed and continued his speech amid a brief disturbance. Authorities investigated the motive and potential group involvement.
Suffragette in disguise assaults Home Secretary on train
Home Secretary Winston Churchill, returning from a Bradford speech, was attacked on a train by a masked suffragette wielding a dog whip. Two detectives with him repelled the assailant. In London, three women then attempted to strike Churchill, but were deterred by officers.
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London
Wineiun Spencer Chirchill
Bradford
Lighthouse Keeper Doomed By New Gas For Lighthouses
Government adoption of acetylene dissolved in acetone for lighthouses and beacons signals a coast lighting revolution. Acetylene lights promise power for one to five years with fuel, potentially ending lighthouse keepers and standard tender duties. Delkin’s acetone gas light, designed by a Swedish scientist, features automatic valves and a sun-dependent cycle, burning until sunset and reviving at dusk.
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Actione
Lucy Tender
Wiliam Thavis
United States
Delkin
Winan
FEW PHONES IN EUROPE LARGER US TELEPHONE LEAD
A 1900s style report notes the United States holds about 70 percent of the world’s telephones with six percent of the earth’s population. Europe has far fewer phones per capita, with Germany and Britain surpassing some regions while cities like Chicago outpace London Paris and Boston.
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Chicago
London
Boston
Paris
Denmark
Austria
Finland
France
Few Phones In Colombia Evidence Remote Service Gaps
Colombia has over 4 million inhabitants yet outside major cities and a few mining camps the country lacks telephone facilities. This regional scarcity highlights communications challenges across the nation and limits rural connectivity.
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Colombia
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It claims 90 percent of cases are due to catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $1000 reward for uncured catarrh deafness. Printed in 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
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F.J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
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Amity
Family Newspaper Advertising and News Do It All
The Frederick News frames a trusted family paper with foreign and local news plus merchant advertising to help households cut costs. It emphasizes keeping readers informed about business status and offers from top local merchants.
Frederick News Celebrates Quarter Century Of Service
The Frederick News marks twenty five years of publication as a trusted family newspaper. Generous patronage by Frederick Countians has built its circulation and confidence, aligning with its aim to serve as a leading daily and semi weekly for the county and Greater Frederick.
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