Jesus the Prophet in Burton's Sunday Sermon
Rev. 11 L Burton argues Jesus acts as a prophet revealing God's attitude toward sin and guiding humanity. He cites Matthew 21 10 11 and urges believers to follow Jesus love forgiveness and truth while developing their inner selves through prophetic living.
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Union of the Churches
Leroy Burton
Church of the Phblis
Jesus the Prophet
Jerusalem
Jesus
Nazareth
Galilee
Weil
Matthew
God
Acand
Nicodemus
Peter
Man
The Pumpkin Recipe and Dreamy Ballad Fragments
A recipe describes drying baking and processing a pumpkin for pies pancakes or croutons plus saving juice and salted seed notes. A poem segment for Hey little lad with blue eyes and curling gold hair imagines dreams seas and the dream ship in Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Dleina
Will F. Griffin
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Crackajack Stenographer Upends an Office
A British office tale shows the Crackajack stenographer transforming chief and staff with sharpened English, new etiquette, and a clash of virility and literacy. The Chief adapts, the Harvard man falls for verse, and a frontier of authority shifts under her precise edits.
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the Bowery
Harvard
Virgil
Crackajack
New York Press
The Chiltern Hundreds
A historic note on the Chiltern Hundreds as a political device used to curb royal influence. It explains how MPs resigned their seats to seek constituents’ approval, reflecting fears of corruption and patronage in government.
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Jiéir
House of Commons
Chiltern Hundreds
Buckinghamshire
Maurice Low
Forum
Great Britain
Commons
America
Dizzy Disraeli's Maiden Speech Noted by Speaker
An anecdote recalls Disraeli's famous maiden speech observed by Manners Sutton the speaker and the father of Capt. Verney a prominent MP. Sutton reportedly warned that the young man would never accomplish anything in the House.
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Disraeli
Capt
Verney
House of Commons
Manners Sutton
Dizzy
Opium Use in Kerman Draws Cautionary Note
A Wide World Magazine excerpt describes widespread opium consumption in Kerman. It notes men and women increasingly use opium, often to escape unhappy relationships or to kill themselves, portraying a bleak social issue.
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Kerman
Wide World Magazine
Shredding Wool Causes and Prevention in Sheep
Guidance on why sheep shed wool in winter or spring and how to prevent it. Factors include poor fall pasture, thin flesh, overcrowded warm sheds, and wet manure. Advice covers stocking shed space, feeding to maintain condition, and regular cleaning with dry bedding to improve manure quality.
Toasts and tax talk spark a light debate in Pa
In a brief item the Detcolt Free Press notes a playful exchange about the meaning of a toast and a digression on department tax. The paragraph hints at local discourse and civic wit without extending into broader controversy.
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BANK
Orange County
Fnnancial Bureau of Information
Orange Count
All
Hillsboro
E.A. Hughes
Carrolina Roller Mills
J. S. Carr, JR
L. Burton
Prophet
New York Telegram
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