Deliverance by Faith Not Flesh in Final Days Message
A dated evangelical sermon critiques worldly temptations and heralds a return to God’s Spirit. It extols the Bread of Life and warns against error in the church while urging faithful waiting for Christ’s Second Coming and communal Christian perseverance.
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Vauaier Etrubie
Malerepreont Klint
Taille
Deri Martiour
Tata
Peraebers
Uae
Clune
Coris
Dhurrhee
Automobiles Boom in United States as Registrations Surge
The automobile industry shows booming growth with 1,127,000 cars registered in the United States last year and production of 56,000 cars monthly in 1914. Registrations may reach 2,000,000 soon, signaling one car for each ten families. Trucks rise to meet delivery needs, shifting from horse to gas engine and storage battery, aiding light parcel handling and heavy hauling. War boosts demand as trucks tote supplies and move troops.
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United States
Amusing the Public by Marshall Wilder Ends Career
Marshall Wilder, famed humorist who died recently, traveled the country and Europe earning 50 cents a ticket. He noted a shift from long shows to quick, tabloid humor as audiences demand constant novelty and vaudeville short acts. The era of extended humor gave way to fast, flash performances funded by touring companies.
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Marshall Wilder
Wilder
Yourieville
Edison Views Overeating as Major Cause of Poverty
Health talks by Dr. R R Daniels recount Edison’s claim that overeating and excessive sleep drive most disease and poverty. He cites his own small intake of five ounces of food daily and argues high food costs stem from overconsumption, urging reduced eating to lower living costs and waste.
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Edison
Aleep
Power for Idaho's Minidoka project hailed as beneficent system
The Minidoka reclamation project in Idaho uses gravity and hydroelectric pumping to irrigate about 80000 acres along the Snake River. Government loans supply power at low rates to cooperatives who distribute locally, lighting homes, stores, and farms. The system underscores paternalistic government control as settlers gain electricity and pay for water through land patents.
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Minridoka
Idaho
Snake River
Plata
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R. R. Daniels
Tdison
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