Wildlife and automobile hunting threat to game drive
An American wildlife article argues that rapid motor vehicle use and overhunting risk species extinction. It cites Dr Wildant D Munnisay and Dr Hornaday, urges sanctuaries and laws to curb slaughter, notes bird refuges, and stresses 4,000,000 hunters shaping conservation while warning of open season and zero-sum game impact.
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Mazueiay
Washington
Wildant D Munnisay
New York
Seth Amiinat
Suner Views
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Congress
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Geblins
Ahh Hoot
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Victory Gate
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
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Bow
Rockefeller Foundation
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Loulalana
Kouistm
Senate
Annie
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Minnesota
California
Yomisylvania
Orher
Uvit
Foot Rhs
Hormudiy
Obiles
Rocky Mountains
Ra Nevadas
America
Israel in the Midst of the Nations Lesson Summary
The lesson outlines Israels central role in world history and prophecy. It emphasizes Israel as God’s chosen nation placed in a strategic location to spread true religion, Joshua and Moses leadership, and the millennial hope when nations turn to Jerusalem. It discusses faith, possession of the land, peace, and future global worship under God.
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Ternet
Israel
Valestine Wis
Wink Pious
Hofestiie
Joshua Moses
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Maes
Lund
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Moses
Thait
Joshua
Ginl
Craci
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Judah
Sountann
Zion
Coit
Navons
Jerusalem
Phew
Jesus Christ
Dove signal at revival ends in staged spectacle
At a revival for colored gentlemen, the preacher urged fervor and signaled to release a white dove through a roof vent cut for the stunt. The dramatic dove drop was planned to coincide with the moment of heightened emotion, as the audience watched a staged display unfold.
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Hwy
Seston
Conrah
Packer
Cal
American visitors lift demand for grapefruit in London
American travelers drive unprecedented grapefruit demand in London, with Cov fat Garden importers unable to secure sufficient supply for fashionable hotels. Prices range 16 to 25 cents per fruit, but dealers note U.S. visitors would pay $5 per dozen to keep their breakfast fruit.
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London
British Empire
United States
Unclear Evening Sermon Ends With Rooftop Disturbance
An event described as tense unfolds as a preacher cites a line about a dove to urge moral fervor. The crowd reacts with heightened emotion before a chaotic scene erupts when a man is spotted on the roof, bound by a rope, drawing attention and alarm.
What’s de dave? preacher Hed out in spahmage
Fragmentary OCR text from a Pittsburgh Chronicle page shows garbled dialect and unclear names. Likely cannot determine a coherent news item from the provided snippet. The readable portion does not establish a person, place, event, or outcome.
New Way of Making Living In Hand Weaving Fringe Jobs
A woman in Hand is described as earning a living by tearing and twisting the fringes of tartan plaids used by English regiments in the British army. The piece notes her handwork as a novel method of income and highlights the traditional craft within military clothing contexts.
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Vertuin
Opportunity Comes When Awake and Asleep as Fate
Fragmentary text notes that opportunity arrives not only when a man sits and acts but also when he is asleep. It mentions families keeping a servant gift and several of her relations.
Struggles of Life and Moral Victory Through Strife
The piece speaks of life’s great struggles not in public toil but in lonely hours with conscience. It urges conquering self deceit and sin through inner battles, noting that after wrestling and gaining a blessing comes the break of day and renewed strength.
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Fife
Giul
Fragmentary devotional verse hints at praise to creator
Fragments show a religious line praising the beauty of feet and a divine being, quoting a biblical style. The text appears as a poetic meditation, with archaic phrasing and unclear provenance. The lines resemble a devotional excerpt rather than a news item.
Short Sqiubs From a Fragmented 19th Century Column
A garbled 1890s clipping mentions Alaska gold, the Caspian Sea level, a first envelope held by the British Museum, Afghan rites, Nile measurements, Japan's long history, the Salvation Army in India, and etymology notes on Eskimo. The jumbled text blends disparate trivia and partial quotes from a longer piece without clear context.
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Japan
Salvation Army
India
Canada
Ireland
Devil Dog Retires to Enter Business
Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler of the Marine Corps, known as the fighting Quaker, will soon retire from active service to pursue business ventures. He remains the only man in the corps to hold two congressional medals of honor.
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Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
Priest Daniel Dwyer Ordained in Little Rock at 67
Rev Father Daniel J Dwyer of Little Rock Arkansas has been ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood at the age of sixty seven fulfilling a long held ambition. The article also notes experiments with the Japanese tallow tree and its valuable nut oil used in varnish making with prospects of cultivation in the Grande Valley region.
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Daniel J. Dwyer
Little Rock, Ark
Tie Grande Valley
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