Sermon by C T Russell in Texas on wealth and piety
The speaker Pallas Texas Jane and the renowned Pastor C T Russell delivered a two part sermon. He urged restraint amid rising wealth, warned against trusting riches, and urged philanthropy through humane economic projects. He cited scripture from 2 Timothy Proverbs and Daniel while lamenting secular pleasures eroding faith.
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America
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India
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Paul
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Churchfan
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Germany
Gospel of Hope and the Kingdom Are We Called To Witness
A preacher in Kingston argues that modern Christianity erodes when creeds and civilization substitute faith for the Bible. He urges believers to embrace the Bible's message of life beyond death, resist priestcraft, and proclaim the Jubilee Gospel of Restitution through Messiah's Kingdom.
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Kingston
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Israel
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Peter
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Congregation Rehearses To Improve Church Singing
After evening service at High Wrcombe Parish Church Buckinghamshire England the congregation stayed for a rehearsal at the vicar s invitation. The session produced an improvement and the first purely congregational practice is regarded as a success.
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High Wrcombe
Buckinghamshire
Eng
Lipton’s Shamrock Efforts Costly Cup Pursuit
Sir Thomas Lipton’s bid to lift the America’s Cup has drawn heavy expense. His Shamrock yachts II and III suffered defeats by Columbia, with earlier losses by Shamrock I and II. Total outlay near £400,000, while the cup itself is valued at about £50. Lipton enjoyed a strong year in 1900, winning many home and Kiel international races, and remains a prominent sporting figure with varied interests beyond sailing.
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New York Yacht Club
Columbia
Shamrock S
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Tle
Thomas Liptem
Kiel
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Cold light from chemical reactions could revolutionize lighting
Professor Wider D. Bancroft of Cornell says cold light like fireflies may replace heat producing lamps. He notes incandescent and gas lamps waste heat, while chemical cold light could be sparked by reactions without light or heat, potentially triggering a major lighting revolution.
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Wider D. Bancroft
Cornell
Othe
Bancroft
Saturday Evening Post
Paper Cannon From Krupp Are Lightweight Field Pieces
The New York Tribune describes folded paper cannon made at Krupp in Germany for infantry use. Caliber just under two inches, light enough to carry, yet with greater resistance than steel of the same size. Not replacing steel artillery, these paper arms suit situations where movement of field pieces is impracticable.
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Krupp
Germany
New York Tribune
Fashion Start: Pale Blue Evening Coat At Paris Charity
At a Paris charity event hosted by a leading woman, a late arrival wore a conventional evening suit described as very pale blue with a darker blue satin collar and cuffs on a short waisted long tailed coat. The man vanished later identified as an impecunious scion paid to showcase a potential new season style.
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Paris
Sugar From Wood Now Produced by Chemists
British chemists extract sugar from sawdust by digesting it in a closed retort with a weak sulphuric acid solution at 90 to 100 pounds per square inch. About eighty percent of the sugar obtained is fermentable. The product is named pacebu rose.
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New York World
Ambiguous Journal Note on Archibald Mexton Controversy
Fragmented OCR text mentions Archibald Mexton and Melbourne political circles amused by his statement. References Queensland authority on abengta and Canberra. Mentions capital, government, and timing of hearings in a garbled form with unclear context and names.
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Archibald Mexton
Queensland
Canberra
London
Gremine Brante
Venice Criticisms Prompt Debate Over City’s Folly
A garbled Chicago club address repeats a New York World critique of Venice. The writer derides the city as decayed and dangerous with graft, counterfeiters, and theft feared by tourists, citing palace, bridges, gondoliers, and hotel owners as corrupt.
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New York World
Vaccination against typhoid noted by Dr Woods Hutchinson
An Américan Magazine excerpt cites Dr. Woods Hutchinson on typhoid vaccination. It argues typhoid causes about 35,000 deaths and 350,000 severe illnesses yearly in the United States and claims inoculation offers permanent immune protection for three to five years with mild injection reactions.
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Woods Hutchinson
United States
Points for Mothers Points for Mothers on infant wear
Advises on luxurious baby clothing focusing on fine fabrics and delicate finishes. Emphasizes hand woven fabrics, narrow lace, intricate embroidery, and careful seam work to convey beauty and luxury for infants. Recommends fine flannel petticoats for winter and plain petticoats with simple ends and waistbands.
A Storm in Scotland over a Royal Seal Change
The New York Tribune reports a bitter dispute in Edinburgh over a newly modern English influenced Great Seal of Scotland. Critics claim the obverse use of combined Scottish and English quarterings and two small shields with English arms on the reverse undermine Scottish honor and local sovereignty.
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Scotland
Dusty Sawdust Quenches Fire in Tests at Sos ton
In tests described by the Evening Post a blanket of sawdust with or without moisture was placed on a fire to dampen flames. The experiments reportedly succeeded in quenching the fire by forming a MerPet like barrier that blocked air. The method proved effective whether the sawdust was wet or dry.
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Soston
Perlor
Saturdar Evening Post
Paper cloth weaving breakthrough claimed in Strong patent
The article notes attempts to make wearable cloth from paper. Strips of paper form yarns woven into fabric, with improvements by combining paper and cotton then paper wool blends. Fabrics lack normal cloth strength and heat setting costs are high. A mention of a related incident at the Long Republic.
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Lonts Repubiie
Voters Split as Women Readers Debate Men Figure in Ballot
A damaged OCR segment reports readers discussing women voting and a red faced debate over male voices in elections. It notes a 1914 vote context with a dead heat near 7,400 votes but many words are garbled, leaving unclear names or places. The piece hints at reader responses and evolving suffrage opinions.
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Perle
Nervous Habits Spreading Among High-Strung Children
The passage notes children often imitate anxious behavior from adults, with one child stammering and others adopting facial or limb tics. It advises nourishing meals, ample outdoor time, a calm life, and avoidance of nervous company to prevent copying nervous tricks.
Mothers Speak to Boys About Sharing Feelings
Mothers are urged to avoid pressuring sons to disclose every detail of their lives. Many boys are reserved and prefer not to talk openly. Encourage open communication by listening and not appearing constantly demanding.
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Tle
Vision Trouble From Eyes Squinting Warns For Glasses
A note on how squinting eyes indicate defective vision in children. The habit signals possible need for an oculist visit to prevent long term eye trouble. Proper spectacles, when prescribed, can end the problem and support school life.
Mouth Breathing and Adenoid Removal
The article discusses mouth breathing as a sign of adenoids and states that cure requires adenoid removal by operation. It notes this is a precaution for very young children and mentions applying a similar approach to the Indian example. The piece comments on the child’s sleep and early signs of the condition.
Sunbonnets Help Shield Baby Eyes From Sun
A short guide urges parents to use light pink or pale blue chambray sunbonnets to protect infants from strong sun. It warns that prevention is easier than curing eye weakness and notes excessive sun can harm a child’s eyes and skin.
Fragmentary Note on Baby Feeding Timing and Taste
A garbled OCR fragment discusses infant feeding, suggesting caution about taste exposure and noting a small baby. It mentions delaying certain foods until about one year old and hints at postponing to a later date as a precaution.
Increase in Height Reported Over Time
A garbled health note suggests average growth occurs in childhood with height increasing modestly over time. It mentions monthly gains and a possible year span, but the text is unclear and unfinished. No specific ages or figures are reliably stated.
Fragmented OCR: unreadable lines on dental care note
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about teeth and medical topics with no clear subjects or dates. Unable to identify persons organizations places or concrete actions from the readable fragments.
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