Rabboni The Death of Christ Sermon in New York
A Sunday sermon by Rev J Wilbur Chaman onRabboni from John 20 16 centers on Mary Magdalene’s meeting with Jesus after the resurrection. It argues Jesus death and resurrection remove the sting of death and death’s hold, urging readers to acknowledge Christ as Master and dedicate mind heart hands and feet to His service seeking closer union with Him.
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Rabboni
Christ
New York City
J. Wilbur Chaman
Jesus
Mary
John
Mary Broucht
Peter
Jen
Veis
John W
Teds
God
Mary Magdalene
Hezekiah
Isaiah
Bethany
Jesu
Jesus Christ
Judas
Samaria
Galilee
Simon
Martha
Lazarus
Kirk
America
Won by the Lord's Prayer in a Desert Encounter
An account from Western Barbary cited by Mr. Hay describes Arabs surrounding a traveling pair. A priest among them heard the Lord's Prayer spoken by the companion and pledged to adopt it as his own, vowing to remember and write it in letters of gold.
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Hay
Nazarene
That Silence Saved Me
A young man mocked a devout Christian girl, who remained silent when he hurled infidel objections. Her quiet dignity prompted self-reflection in the tease, ending with his confession that “That silence saved me.”
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Impi
Life's Lesson on Time and Dignity
A reflective meditation on aging and time as days depart leaving deeper records in life. It notes each day adds to the personal sum, shaping character, habit, and urgency in daily duties, urging efficiency and purpose.
Antiquity of Irrigation by Hon. Francis G Newlands
Francis G Newlands argues irrigation is the oldest art and civilizational foundation. He cites ancient Mesopotamia and American Southwest irrigation, notes British and German irrigation projects, and describes the westward Anglo-Saxon settlement halted by aridity until river waters were diverted to fertile deserts.
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Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
America
Arizona
New Mexico
England
India
Nile
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Euphrates
Babylon
Ninevah
Atlantic Seaboard
Axman
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Desert
Women as Peacemakers. By Sir Edwin Arnold
A short essay argues that women if united and resolute could hasten universal peace more than rulers. It contrasts war and peace with a painting pair showing a besieged city and a tranquil seascape with children and a lamb near an old artillery. The piece asks what woman would not respond to such peaceful ideals.
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Edwin Arnold
Busby
What is Your Money's Message
A reflection on money as a measure of character and humanity. Wealth should expand opportunity and aid others. greed and narrow intellect spoil life. Riches without generosity harm both the holder and society, while helping hands uplift those climbing life’s ladder. Also notes on hot water for indigestion and boots made with telegraph wire on the veldt.
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O. S. Marden
Success
Chinch Bug Control and Milking Practices for Farms
The Ohio Experiment Station notes chinch bugs favor millet and grasses. sow a millet strip beside infested wheat or oats, plow under to bury bugs, or use deep furrows and kerosene emulsion. For grit, oyster shells, or gravelly sand aid winter poultry feeding, while milking should be done by hand with careful technique and cleanliness. Also discussed are efficient farming practices, such as maximizing output per acre, proper feeding, and orchard management, concluding with Bahamas fruit exports of about 6,000,000 pineapples annually valued at $250,000.
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Ohio
New England
F. L. Morris
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