Bear Ye One Another's Burdens Sermon Reflections
A preacher urges bearing each other’s burdens per Paul and shares anecdotes of mercy toward merchants, mechanics, farmers, doctors, and journalists. He contrasts selfishness with gospel duty, recalls Mrs Appieton and Alexander Stephens, and ends with Christ taking humanity’s robe to share our burdens and inherit the kingdom.
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Daniel Webster
Temple of
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de Someore
Germany
Sunnie
Alexander Stephens
Alesander Stephens
Gotermor
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Homme
Yoo
Brotasr
Wes Rosch
Matthew Hale
Westmisster Hall
Matthew Bale
Chie
Blatthew Hale
Christ
God
Fashionable waistbands and betrothal rites in New Guinea
In New Guinea, lacing belts of cliff bark are worn by fashionable young men. A similar style in Isome Cates shows a very tight upper abdomen fold. A betrothal is announced by a girl shining with red ochre ointment on head shoulders and bosom.
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Ticht
New Guinea
Isome
Interpreter Ferguson A Hailed Figure In Pan American Talks
The article profiles Arthur W Ferguson, seen as chief interpreter for the Pan American Inter-American assemblage, recounting his Spanish upbringing in Mexico, elite education at Georgetown College, and key role translating James G Blaine’s address for South and Central American delegates. It notes his commanding stature and robust presence, and his family ties to Col Tom Ferguson.
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Paris
Lave
Fale
Arthur W. Ferguson
Ameren Peace Commission
Fesal
Tom, Ferguson
Mexico
Artha Ferguson
Arthur W Forguson
Georgetown College
Notabie
North
South
Central America
American Congress
Fergison
Fergusor
James G Blaine
Amercans
Sor Blaine
Ferguson
Blair
Wen Es
War revenue stamps vanish then cling to sleeve at elbow
A New Oceans business man laments war revenue stamps he attached to a telegram disappearing after hours of searching. He later finds the stamps clinging to his sleeve, noting telegraph stamps are a nuisance and calling for abolition or substitution.
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Oceans
Limes-Democran
Dog
Jay Gould's Youngest Child Joins Stock Exchange
Franz Gould, 21, youngest Gould offspring, buys a $50,000 seat on the New York Stock Exchange amid a multi million dollar fortune. He inherits control at majority, with sister Helen supervising, and has focused on railroad interests. He studies finance in New York and rides with Missouri Pacific. He is fond of chess and recently acquired two St Bernards for a reported 35000.
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Russell Sage
Gould
Frank
Helen Gould
Lyndhurst
Irvington
N. Y
Berkeley School
New York University
Gould Interests
Missouri Pacific Railway
New York
Prasto
Laura Jeen
Rouch
St Bernards
Hadley Named Next President of American Economic Association
Prof Arthur T Hadley of Yale, long time Yale economics professor and author of Economics, is named a leading candidate for president of the American Economic Association. He mentors Yale debaters and enjoys broad esteem among students and scholars. Also noted is Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale credited with creating Thanksgiving Day by lobbying governors and presidents, culminating in Lincoln's 1864 proclamation.
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Arthur T. Hadle
Yale
American Economic Association
Hadley
United States
Association
New Haven
Boston Transcript
Sarah Josephaale
Boston
Brest Woman's Magazine
Lincoln
Wabash to Light Streets with Acetylene Gas Plant
The city of Wabash Indiana will soon illuminate streets using an acetylene gas plant installed by the Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Company, also known as the Districts Syndicate. Machinery is on the ground and officials expect streetlights to be in operation shortly, replacing the longtime artificial gas lighting.
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Wabash
Ind
Logansport An Wabash Vallis Gas Company
Destricts Syndicate
Ralways Review
Britain's Homeless Wanderers Wander Britain England
In Great Britain it has been reckoned that about 100000 absolutely homeless wanderers exist with around 60000 of them in London. The estimate highlights a significant urban concentration of homelessness tied to the capital.
Historic rise in U S cities prompts potpourri of cures and claims
A fragment rich with old time patent medicine pitches and dubious ads. Among oddities appear claims of dramatic city growth from six to over four hundred in the U S, plus pitches for Richards Magic Catarrh Espedlint and Kemp’s Balsam. The snippet lists advertised cures for coughs, consumption, grippe and throat ailments, with testimonials and dubious assurances from Toledo and nearby druggists.
Grain-O new coffee substitute advertised in grocer
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims children and adults can drink it without stomach distress and that it costs about one fourth the price of coffee per package. It emphasizes a mocha or java flavor and wide availability.
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Eardit
New York
Ile
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Espedlint Co
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