The Beate act and angels in biblical study
In Pekin and Ink a dense treatise argues on Bible proof about angels, heaven, and fallen hosts. It cites scripture from Revelation and Romans, detailing giants and Nephilim, and links angelic beings to earthly figures, pondering repentance and the afterlife with references to Moses, Noah, Goliath, and Jesus.
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Reid
Otlize
Angerte
Chen
Hali
Michael Ant
Baten
Seth
Earth
Vie Hader
Samyaga
Nangety
Mount Armion
Satan
Heaton
Baet
Giants
Gabriel
Noah
Paul
Jesus
Kingr Og
Moses
Arba
David
Sicubus
Aspan
Sippai
Sienecai
Lahmi
Jair
Severith
Adam
Enoch
Heaven
Ophani
Anakim
Réphaim
Eun
Esau
Gerard
Viegate
Faenb
Abraham
Lot
Abrahim
God
Tor Danoah
Jehovah
Jehovah's
Gideon
Manoah
Isaiah
J.B. M
Delicate patent on heated scales by Sir William Ram…
In a London note, Sir William Ram presents a fragile, glasslike scale system tested by darkness and controlled light. The device relies on temperature changes to dissolve the scales, revealing how a heated end and a prolonged wait alter their behavior.
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London
Sir William
The Wind Fairy Lan Tin in The Tale of the Lan-Tin
Vivid excerpt from The Tale of the Lan-Tin by Fla Hingler describes Len-Tin as a wind spirit in a perfumed night. The scene merges graceful, dancer like motion with a sudden interruption as applause and a foreign shout break the moment.
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Len-Tin
Lan-Tin
Prom
Fla Hingler
Mules Drawn To Broadway Relieve Tiring Task Fails
A mule drawing a furniture van down Broadway grew exhausted and lay down. Onlookers offered advice from twisting ears to lifting attempts. Scheff and others interfered, a Humane Society member condemned the act, and Detective Sharp aided the fix by turning the mule onto its side and freeing the load.
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Broadway
New York Times
Souis Ache
Amsterdam Avenue
Scheff
Attia Schott
Id Warner
The
Humane Society
Drh
Renitéa Sita
Isme Aide
Sharp
Elk vs Train A Curious Montana Adventure
A Montana paragraph tells of a curious scene near a freight train station where a man confronts a cow and a bent gun. The chase around a tree escalates until an elk charges. The elk defeats the engin e crew, leaving the outcome uncertain yet noted as the elk winner.
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Montana
Browntain
Steensnb
Khork
Trent
Hatte Sehadl House Picnic Attendees and Local Notices
Several from here attended the picnic at Pekin Saturday including Win Crim and ALA Hierly Isi el O K Goss Bundayy Hall and Welle family spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle Martin. Dr Green treated Mrs Rebecca Moore for acute indigestion last Friday. A. V. Bartlett and mother attended Tabby West's funeral at Martinsbury Sunday. Roads graded by Supervisor Wells this week. Patented articles and etiquette notes appear, with discussion of Rousseau and the etiquette of love from Aquantic Monthly.
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Pekin
Win
Crimand
ALA
Hierly
Isiel O. K. Goss
Hall, Welle
War McCaskey
Bert Stewart
Olive Branch
Lawrence Ritts Figent
Indianapolis
Myrtle Martin
Green
Rebecca Moore
A. V. Bartlett
Mother
Tabby West
Martinsbury
Teach daughters useful life skills for a happy home
A fragmented piece urges mothers to prepare daughters with cooking, sewing, and music to ensure a happy home. It extols practical arts as essential, praising homemaking ability as key to a secure marriage and family. The tone emphasizes value of domestic skills for all women.
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Anya
Mystery figure funds church arts amid wary economy
A finance expert explains a minister’s liberal church donations as a prudent investment. He notes contributions fund social entertainments that draw in youth, leading to marriages and recurring wedding fees, making the venture financially beneficial.
Quantity and Quality in Family Size Debated
The article discusses restricting family size to improve quality, noting fewer and better children rarely cohere. It argues that younger siblings are often stronger and brighter, and suggests senior offspring may be the fittest. It also cites water content in foods and meats as a factor in dietary considerations.
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Jin
Etter
Beas Perils Ever Present On Submarine Service
The sea imposes strict training and courage on naval personnel aboard submarines. A single mistake or momentary failure can threaten many lives, yet the danger is shared with other branches in routine duty. Submarine crews face risk as a core element of naval character and duty.
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Naval Service
Diet and Health Hints on Headgear and Health
A historical health column discusses hat use, citing Dr George W Galvin on college women wearing hats and its impact on heat and sight. The piece argues that head coverings are not always needed and promotes keeping feet warm and the head cool for health.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Posalbie
George W. Galvin
Bostok
Ray
Hora College
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Elk
Howard G. Skiles
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Hatte Sehadl
Wells Hat
Robert Wells
Scientus American
Roléseau
Pieter Rousseau
Mellliera
Rouswequ
Mirabeau
Banton
Lee
Rousseau
Auantic Monthly
RMN Fein
Bea
DR. T
Undertakers
Salem
Indiana
Attred de
Cotad
Advanur Printing CO. Pekin. Inc
Rome
Villa
A. Curtis
Ace Else
Agees
Aveasion
Thos. A. Smith & Son
Kansas
Joseph Ws Lemik
Pekin Hardwood Lumber
R Calf
W. J. Johnson
M. Hi
Martin A. Martin
A. Martin
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