The True Center of Life in Christ
The article argues that life centers in Jesus Christ, not the self, citing scripture from John 15 and Colossians. It explores abiding in Christ, the real union as branches, fruitfulness through divine life, and answered prayer, urging steadfast faith and obedience as proof of abiding.
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John
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Israel
Saul of
Tarsus
Damascus
Saul
Heaven
God
Gau
Paul
Sunderbuns Journey and Riverside Steamers Tale
Seventy years ago Mrs. Dr. Nathan Brown crossed the Sunderbuns in a native boat en route to Calcutta while pirates and tigers loomed. The Marta ban, a Scots built steamer on its maiden Dibrugarh trip, sailed Calcutta to Goalundo in three and a half feet of water. The narrator details the river delta, Hoogly as Calcutta’s western mouth, and notes treacherous tidal waves, sparse habitation, and a rich Mohammadan population amid lush low forests.
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Nathan Brown
Sadiya
Assam
Sunderbuns
Calcutta
Martaban
Dibrugarh
Scotland
MacNeil Cos
Brahmaputra
Ganges
Hoogly
Goalundo
The Mother's Magazine Promotes Home Culture Topics
The periodical highlights physical culture beauty articles child study and kindergarten methods at home along with health finances servant problems food products and preparation and a wide range of topics for the mother’s entertainment and pleasure.
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Prem
Voyage up the Brahmaputra to Assam amid Bengal agitation
A narrator travels the Brahmaputra headed north past Goalundo Seraugunge Juggernathgunge and the Garo Hills of Assam noting the cool air and crossing from Bengal toward Assam. The piece links Barasol and another mission station to Australian Baptist outreach and mentions the spread of agitation against the British government.
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Barasol
Australian Baptist Mission
Bengal
India
Suniderbans
Iowa
Brahmaputra
Goalundo
Seraggunge
Juggernathgunge
Garo Hills
Assam
Jou Finvi
Read the Last Line of an Advertisement in the Subway
A New York Winner writer recalls meeting a friend in a subway who stopped at a shoe ad. The ad boasted “50 cents attached” for heels but the price was missing and the heels proved defective. The friend exposed the fake as he bought them, noting the scam was the fault of the ad itself.
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Subway
New York
Express
Raj
Motoring Over the Simplon Pass Opens with Rules
Swiss authorities ease traffic on the Simplon with a new rule for drivers. When meeting pedestrians cattle or horse drawn vehicles the driver must steer toward the outer edge away from the inner cliff edge. Fines range from 50 to 500 francs on first conviction and double thereafter. A five franc permit is obtainable at Brig and Grando gendarmeries.
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Simplon
Wallis
Italy
Brig and
Grondo
Willie Smith and the Drying Shirt Lesson
A boy nicknamed Willie Smith gains fame for his curious name. He swims with his friend Tommy Jones but catches a cold after drying with his wet shirt, leading his mother to scold him and reveal a simple misstep in drying off after swimming.
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Tommy Jones
Will
Willie Smith
Wille
Smith
Willie
Mamma
Amina
Miss May Liang Cheng to Study in America
Chinese minister Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng’s daughter Miss May Liang Cheng, a bright Washington figure, is slated for education in America. Barrard College is named, with Wells College also considered. she is 16, fluent in English, and musically talented as the Chinese representative’s daughter.
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America
May Liang Cheng
Chentung Liang-Cheng
United States
Miss Cheng
Washington
Barrard College
Wells College
Aurora
N. Y
Miss Mang
Alma Miuer
Hung Chang
Tien
Miss Chon
Mieder
The Comet of History and Its Bright Tails
A fragmentary historical note surveys famous comets, noting Hak Comet of 75 years ago with bright disc and long tail, the 1830s comet with a 200,000,000 mile tail, the 1861 apparition where Earth passed through the tail without harm, and earlier great sky events.
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Spe
Iss
Reuarki
Mutations of Time in a Cool Wave Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue unfolds with a Cool Wave declaring human changeability and a grateful man recalling April. The scene hints at social neglect and fleeting recognition as the cooler voice questions why mortals doubt transformation.
Farmer Outlook for Summer Prospects Cited
The exchange presents a rural forecast with farmers debating pasture, hogs, and railroad grain movement. One speaker mentions cows and hogs, while another remarks on financial figures and market conditions, reflecting uncertain seasonal outlooks.
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Hayrisck
Qata
Pyak
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H. F. McDonald
Marion, Iowa
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the Mother’s Magazine
Mother's Magazine
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Pella Chronicle
Mure Eusly
Gall
Boston
Scott
DeWitt
Langerak
Holister
Rocky Mountain
F. D. Stubenrauch
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