Revelation Study Beams of God's Great Plan
A religious reflection explains the Revelation as visions given to Jesus Christ, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, opening the seven seals and executing God’s divine plan. It highlights the ransom of Christ, the choir of the New Creation, and worship of Jehovah and the Lamb.
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Jesus Christ
Apostle
Judas
Jesus
Jehovah
Industry Sees Research Value in University Projects
The University of Illinois Engineering Experiment Station leads 18 cooperative research projects with public funding and 5 completed. Projects cover fatigue in metals and cast steel, boiler-water treatment, drainage, coal mining, reinforced concrete arches, and rail track stresses among others. University ownership remains on all data with publication rights by mutual agreement.
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University of Illinois
Engineering
Ilinois
Engineering Experiment Station
Short Courses At Illinois Draw Thousands Of Attendees
Several thousand people visit the University of Illinois each year for non degree instruction. About 12 000 regular students attend, while six agriculture college courses and five engineering college courses run as short courses. Attendance grows yearly and speakers are experienced professionals from across states.
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University of Illinois
College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
Aid Poultry Disease War A Statewide Test Report
The animal pathology and hygiene division of the College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois tested 60 480 chickens in 891 flocks across 61 counties for bacillary white diarrhea as part of a state movement to control the disease. Only 15 of 451 flocks were free of the ailment, which spreads mainly through eggs and affects brooding stock.
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Animal Pathology and Hygiene Division
College of Agriculture, University of Lanois
Witte
Radio brings light into lonely lighthouse life
In the old Atlantic lighthouse system radio transforms isolation for keepers and crews. Capt. George B. Eaton notes radios provide news, music, and despatches, turning dreary shifts into connected minutes. About 120 lights along the Massachusetts coast use gas lanterns and radios. 17 lightships ride the seas with crews of up to 15, far from land for months.
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Boston
Pharos
Alexandria
New England
George B. Eaton
Second
Great Point
Minots Ledge
Minot
Atlantic
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bay State
Nantucket Shoals
Street Names Like Kins May Live or Die in Baltimore
A Baltimore writer compares street name longevity to family name persistence. Names endure, change, or merge as streets evolve. Broadway's shift from Point road to Market to Broadway illustrates this pattern, while Baltimore street underwent several renamings and absorbed other titles. Alley's playful names like Cider, Whisky, and Bottle survive, with Whisky alley fading under Prohibition.
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Baltimore
Broadway
Point Road
Market” Street
Baltimore Street
Martins ads showcase household goods and groceries in a small town
Local merchants in Martins advertise a wide range of merchandise and services. Hardware coal kitchenware coffee and flour brands sincere emphasis on prices and new stock at Griffin Walton Dains Patoka and Calna stores.
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Martins
F. H. Meier
Vandalia
Patoka Hdw
Furn. Co
Griffin-Walton Hdw. Co
Kdko
Cains
Calnatore
Griffin-Walton Hon. Co
Dains
Gloria
Martins, Crosley and Thompson
Griffin-Walton Hdw
Griffin-Walton
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