Greater Works of Jesus Disciples Realized Through Spirit
A sermon recounts Jesus promise of greater works and traces early church miracles from Pentecost through Peter, Paul, and modern revivalists. It argues the greatest miracle is a transformed soul and urges believers to live by the Spirit to multiply conversions rather than seek sensational signs.
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Jesus
Peter
John
Rks
Capernaum
Pal
Lasarius
Hethany
Bar
Janea
Samaria
Pauls Mixshty
Asa
Europe
Peis
Mesopotamia
Judes
Solomon's
Christ Jesus
Paul
Jesus Christ
Rder
Rie Tam
Apostolic Church
Apernaum
Omar
Oman
Christ
Jee Sous
Pestrensi
Israel
Mark
Heaven
God
Jerusalem
Philip
Barnabas
Antioch
Asia
Luther
Germany
John Krox
Scotland
Wooster
England
Moody
America
Torrey
Alexander
Australia
Ana
Font
Labor lightened by love and daily faithfulness
A reflection on work as service inspired by love within the home and Christ’s companionship. It argues labor for husbands and wives under the law of love, notes that daily tasks become purposeful when guided by faith, and calls for striving to excel rather than mere obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Christ
George Herbert
Ene
Yakamik Bird Guards Venezuelan Flocks
The yakamik or mighty native crane, found in forests of Venezuela and British Guiana, hunts insects and berries, nests with ten pale green eggs, and is tamed to protect poultry and livestock. It leads ducks and fowls to feeding grounds, defends its master, and shows strong bond and jealousy.
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Venezuela
Amazon
South America
Amazon River
British Guiana
Schomburg
Ant
Surprised the Chinaman and Otis Graft Tale
A Washington Post account recounts Gen. Otis in the Philippines receiving gifts from Manila's head Chinaman including silks and four loads of cabbage. Otis sent back all but cabbages, while subordinates kept their gifts. The tale highlights changing norms in American governance abroad and the fear of repercussions from rejecting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Otis
Philippines
Washington Post
Gen. Otis
Manila
Hong Kong
Ger
Orient
Monument of Mont Pelee Observed by Heilprin
Prof Angelo Heilprin reports a remarkable volcanic column at Mont Pelee from the crater rising 840 feet high and 300 feet wide at the base. He witnessed part of the ascent and notes a four day rise of 21 feet with possible subsidence and suggests internal earth stresses push molten lava to the surface.
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Angelo Heilprin
Martinique
Mort Pele
Scientific American
Frei. Heilprin
Heilprin
Washington Monument
Pleasing Plum and Cornelian Circle Delights Gardeners
A garden features nine Prunus Pissardi purple leaved plums arranged in a ring about three feet apart, surrounded by sixteen variegated Cornelian cherry specimens. The display, admired for years, showcases a striking leaf color contrast with Carmelian cherry nearly white beside the dark plum foliage.
Prunus Pissardi Group Rejuvenation Preserves Ornamental Trees
In a New York Tribune Farmer column, T Greiner details cutting plum trees to stubs to control a vigorous Prunus Pissardi group and remove San Jose scale. After washing stumps with hot soap, the garden regrows with deeper purple plum leaves and healthier Cornelian cherries, reducing scale and preserving the display.
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San Jose
L. H. Bailey
T. Greiner
N. Y
Sorting Table Chute for Apples Potatoes and Seeds
A sorting table or chute is described for sorting apples potatoes or seeds. The device keeps produce off the ground after picking and directs it into barrels for quick heading up. The upper end should be higher than the lower end as shown by John Jackson in Epitomist.
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John Jackson
Lesson in Physics Why Heating Frames Remain Hot Inside
An old physics professor explains why greenhouses stay warm. Sunlight enters through glass as light, which becomes heat when it hits objects inside. the heat cannot pass back through the glass, keeping the interior hot. The piece cites the physics of light and heat waves and notes readers about energy transfer in hothouses.
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Wister
Parable Weeping Over Goats Sparks Family Concern
A Brooklyn Life report describes a child crying with fear about goats after a day of judgment parable. The mother consoles her, reminding the girl she is a lamb and would go to Heaven. On the following night the child laments not being a goat, fearing judgment for others.
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Brooklyn
The Self Made Man
A concise satirical piece on the self made man, noting his egotism and vanity. It contrasts him with others who are equally insignificant, joking about stolen ears and mislaid blueprints in the pursuit of personal achievement.
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Puck
Lertube
Ice Cream Romance From Bygone Village
A nostalgic fragment recalls youth in a village ice cream shop where two spoons shared a dish sparked by a smiling server. The reminiscence contrasts bashfulness with playful affection and the sweetness of a simple treat.
Orbia Young Healed By Dodd's Kidney Pills
Crossroads Tenn Sept 14. Orbia Young ten son of Lesster Young of this place suffered for years from a kidney trouble that caused nightly wakefulness. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills he slept through the night and was cured. The note urges other children with similar issues to try the remedy and warns of kidney and urinary derangements in growing children.
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Orbia Young
Lesster Young
Orbia
Dodd
Young
Deerfirmh
Dean
Jno
HW. Winter
Ridgeville
Indiana
State Bank
What She Could Do
Quote heavy with a Chicago Post note on wealth and gender roles. A merchant questions training a son for business while a girl is described as marrying a trusted worker who siphons family wealth. Reflects period views on gender and social mobility.
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Ageni
Vierk
Chicago Post
$1.00 Big 500-Pound Steel Range Offer
Advertising notice promising a free three month trial of a large 500 pound steel range. Readers are urged to mail to Sears Roebuck & Co. Chicago to receive a picture of the range and a S100 creel range offer claiming it fits any family regardless of income.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Ancestor trends teased by genealogs in London Tit-Bits
A quip contrasts Mrs Upperton and Mrs Newridhe about pride in ancestry and the latest in genealogical fashions. The Philadelphia Record notes a humorous jab at such topics, implying odd opinions on ancestry and mannerly discourse.
Newspaper life list of skills for success and a fortune teller remark
An Oklahoma editor quips that success in a newspaper career requires many tasks from poetry to reporting a wedding to selling ads. A fortune teller prophecy overheard by a young man leads to a witty exchange about a future of command and marriage.
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Oklahoma
N. Y. Tribune
Henpeck
Philadelphia Press
Cure a Cold In One Day Ad Claims Liable Refund
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee from druggists. It notes the price as 25 cents and dismisses bill collectors with a quip. The snippet also contrasts rail travel and a tongue in cheek line from Puck.
Fragmented reader chatter quotes and ad snippets
A collage of quotes from various papers and ads includes a compliment toward someone named Edna and crude remarks about ewans, plus light notes on Dr Duck man, Pisos Cure, and dye ads. The piece weaves newspaper voice fragments and product mentions with brief testimonials and wry lines.
Fall Season Brings Kidney Pills for Relief
The notice touts Dou's Kidney Pills as a worldwide remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to ease back and hip pains, swelling, and dropsy signs, improve urine quality, and relieve insomnia, headaches, and nervousness. It also mentions Dean's Kidney Pills removing calculi and gravel and easing heart palpitations and bed wetting.
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Dou
Dean
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