God Leads Men By Daily Divine Guidance
Mar 1 1908 column discusses how God guides Israel by cloud and fire and leads believers through Scripture Spirit and duty. It cites Psalms and John to show guidance aligns with the Word, warns against erroneous revelations, and urges testing conviction by scripture, Spirit, and conscience. It includes a testimonial about DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills from Bert Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
Mr Barber
DeWitt
Langerak
Elephants Rescue Crews After Maryland Derailment
In Morgantown a Baltimore and Ohio freight derailment at Corbin left the engine and 16 cars wrecked. Engineer James Malcolm was trapped but saved by an elephant called Bad, oldest of Jumbo's dam. Gov Robinson’s circus elephants singlehandedly pried timbers, fought fire, and cleared the track in under two hours, guiding trains back to service as crews arrived.
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Israel
Tabernacle
Jacob
Morgantown
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Corbin
James Malcolm
Malcolm
John Robinson Circus
John F. Robinson
Trafic
Elephants Considered for Heavy Wreckage Removal
Reportedly six ton elephants could be used by Baltimore & Ohio to lift and move heavy wreckage after a rail disaster. Officials note the power of such animals surpasses that of typical wreck trains and may be deployed in salvage operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Ancient paint secret unearthed in Kern river field
In Bakersfield California F I Austin reports discovery of a mineral he calls Dintine found in ancient Indian mounds. Government geologists confirm the find and tests on beads from a skeletal neck show resistance to chloroform and extreme heat. A second item notes Henry Blaive, a legless dancer, winning a Fourth Ward ball contest with a new style and gold prize.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Kern River
F. I. Austin
Austin
United States
Bayonne
N. J
Fourth Ward
Henry Blaive
Rooster With Affinity Bug Hero In Barnyard Courtroom
New York report says Kuroki a prize game cook owned by Frederick Foster of Union Port was ordered confined by Magistrate Steinert in Morrisania for attacking Plymouth Rock roosters. Mrs Shormeyer sued after Kuroki trespassed daily chasing and threatening her birds. Foster was told to chain the aggressive bird. The magistrate quipped that affinity does not go in a barnyard.
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New York
Kuroki
Frederick Foster
Second Street
Avenue D
Union Port
Steinert
Morrisania
Henry Shormeyer
Foster
Plymouth Rock
Shormeyer
The Mother's Magazine 1908 Promises Much for Mothers
The 1908 issue promises more than ever in Physical Culture Beauty articles Child study Kindergarten methods Health Finances the Servant Problem Food Products and Preparation plus a wide range of topics for mother’s entertainment and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spare Moments
Saturday Evening Post
Collvrs
Munseys
Si’ake
Mother's Magazine
Theaters On Sea Bring Stage Yet to Cunard Ships
Cunard Line plans in voyage entertainment with Alf Hayman arranging for Frohman to supply light comedies on the Lusitania. If trials succeed regular companies may join future crossings. The move aims to let passengers enjoy Wednesday matinees, vaudeville, or concerts at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Cunard Steamship Company
Charles Frohman
Alf Hayman
Frohman
Uncertain timeline for theater on the high seas operation
The speaker notes doubt about when a theater on the high seas will open, citing unsettled details and incomplete planning. It reflects cautious optimism tempered by unresolved questions about execution and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Seas
Cow Swallows Dynamite in Lewisboro
A Lewisboro farmer Albert Scofield watched a cow swallow two sticks of dynamite after which indigestion struck. The animal charged through the village, prompting a council of war. John Simpson fired from 200 yards, killing the cow. its body was later dragged to a swamp.
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Lewisboro
Conn
Albert Scofield
Scofield
John Simpson
Walter Rupp Seeks Ban on Liquor After Jail Sentence
In Danville Pennsylvania Walter Rupp, just sentenced to 60 days for assaulting an officer, asks the judge to order that no man be allowed to sell or give him liquor. He says the liquor ruined him and hopes to start life anew. the clerk will enter the order per the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Walter Rupp
Rooster Rescues Man Then Falls to Robbers
Winoren Edwards, a Cincinnati conductor, faced highwaymen on his way home. He brandished a plump rooster to defend himself and struck the attackers, but the rooster was killed in the encounter. The incident left the local chicken population in shock as the would be robbers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cincinnati
Winoren Edwards
Edwards
Chanticleer
Catch of Seals Low in Victoria Season
The sealing catch this season is the lowest on record, about one third of last year. Last year 17 schooners took 9,645 skins. this year 15 schooners expect about 3,500 plus 38 sea otter skins, compared with 13 otters the prior year. Behring sea cut average is 250 versus 604 last season. The schooner Victoria returned from Behring sea with 443 skins while the other eight schooners are still absent.
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Victoria
4. C
Behring Sea
Profitable Investments in New York Apartments
The article notes that $15,000 is invested daily in New York City apartment houses highlighting strong real estate capital flow and investor appetite for multifamily properties.
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New York City
Overpaid Austrian Official Refunded One Heller
A Bregenz tax office overpaid an official by one heller in 1906. The Innsbruck high court directs the official to refund the tiny amount and have it entered in current state accounts. A Vorarlberg paper prints the document and jokes whether the extra penny fed extravagance.
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Bregenz
High Court of Justice
Innsbruck
Vorarlberg
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