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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
3
Fallen Trees and the Life of Man in a Sermon
A Chicago sermon uses a fallen tree as a metaphor for human life. It argues earthly work ends with death, and choices shape enduring effects, urging grafting into Christ to become living trees. The preacher warns against broken bark of sin and calls for deep roots in Calvary to reach eternal life.
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Chicago
Eiffel Tower
Varis
Solomon
Judean
Jerusalem
Gladstone
George P. Morris
Pittsburg
Far East
Eugene Sue
Christ
Pilate
Dorkeeper
Dex
Wron
Lord Jesus
Paul
Daxter
Bunyan
Jerry McAuley
Warry Monroe
Mary
Ant
Satan
Calvary
Heavenly Temple
The Temple Dedication and Solomon's Prayer
Solomon completes the Lord's temple in seven years, the ark and tabernacle moved into the holy place, and God fills the temple with glory. He prays for Israel with sevenfold requests, asks heavenly hearing, and blesses the people as sacrifices are offered and fire consumes the burnt offerings. Believers are urged to walk obediently and live daily by the Lord's provision, finding joy in His goodness.
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American Prean Association
Solomon
Moses
God Himsell
Jesus Christ
Israel
Aaron
Jesus
Josh
Abel
New Zealand Ivy Tree Described as Thick Trunked Non Climber
A New Zealand ivy tree is noted for its thick short trunk and heavy branches and is described as not a climbing plant. The unusual growth form distinguishes it from typical ivy varieties.
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New Zealand
Teeth and sight linked by dental neglect claim
A New York dentist argues that failing eyesight often stems from decayed teeth and insufficient brushing. He cites cases where extracting decayed teeth rapidly restored vision, saying impaired ocular nerves react to dental decay and that eye tests labeled as hysterical amblyopia improved after treatment.
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New York
Ecolisis
Basi Row Over Board and Lodging Split
A gray haired man named Harris disputes charges with Mrs. Irons over board and lodging framing a weekly rate. He proposes paying five dollars for lodging and two for board, arguing it reflects value.
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