Four Anchors of Righteousness Anchor a Daily Life
A New York sermon urges faith hope love and prayer as four anchors to steady daily morals. The preacher compares modern deceit and social injustice to a shipwreck and calls for faith in righteousness, hope amid darkness, neighborly love, and persistent prayer to guide actions and society.
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Orange County
Financial Bureau of Information
N. Y
Unity Church
Gates Avenue
B. J. Newman
Paul
Rome
Gilers
Sailos
Inilu Ie
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Symr
Brooklyn
House of Labor
Indian Bones Unearthed at Updegraff Farm Site
Workmen digging behind the Newberry area schoolhouse in Lycoming County unearthed an Indian skull and large bones. The skeleton likely dates over two centuries, buried head down in a blanket, with a remarkably wide jaw and well preserved teeth.
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Updegraff
Newberry
Lycoming County
Updegraffs
Philadelphia
Fortune Tellers in Business Probed by Christian Register
The Christian Register notes that some capable men still seek guidance from fortune-tellers for business tips. The piece highlights the tension between prudence and superstition in modern conduct.
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Christian Register
Manganese Deoxidizes Nickel Alloys and Global Tech Notes
The American Machinist cites manganese as the premier deoxidizing agent for nickel and alloys, removing oxygen and sulphur. Wireless messages reach Sitka from Point Loma across 1905 miles, the Pacific coast’s longest distance, while Berlin reports the Wireless Spark Telegraph Co claims a 2290 mile transatlantic run to a Cap Blanco steamer near Teneriffe. Spinel in blast furnace slags is tied to 1880 Muirhead observations, and Wiechert in Gottingen unveils two large seismographs with a 17 ton horizontal pendulum and 2600 pound vertical unit for detecting earthquakes miles away.
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Amercan
Point Loma
Sitka
Pacific Coast
Berlin
Wireless Spark Telegraph Company
Marconi
Hallen
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Wiechert
Gottingen
Germany
Weeklies Raise Their Fates
The Jour nal and the Witness and Mining Times of Platteville announce a price increase from $1 to $1.50 a year starting January 1, 1908. Publishers cite higher costs for print paper ink and equipment as the reason and warn others may follow with higher rates.
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Journal
Witness and Mining Times
Platteville
Resigning Colonel Tests Horse Before Leaving
A colonel ordered a horseback jaunt but found the horse would stand with no hitch. After confirming, the colonel returned to his quarters and completed his resignation.
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Fie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Women Auto Drummers Signal Private Auto Sales Craze
A New York observation notes women drummers profit from private automobile sales. A progressive girl describes friends in new gowns selling cars, linking contracts with auto firms for commission and driving purchases among wealthy social circles. The piece cites market schemes and fashion incentives behind the trend.
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New York
New York Press
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Spurgeon
Illins
Ghas. A. Scott
J. Cheshire Webb
B. J Newman
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Japan
L'Electricien
Vienna
Muirhead
New Haven
New York Evening Post
Tirado
Washington Star
Columbia Guano CO
Norfolk, VA
F. S. Royster
Guano Co
Norfolk, Virginia
H. W
J.C. Webb
Hillsboro
N. G
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