God’s Abiding Place Located by Pastor Copp in Alcyone
Washington report recounts Rev. Zed Hertzel Copp claiming the third heaven lies in the star Alcyone, vastly larger than the sun, with three heavens described as actual heaven paradise and the heaven of heavens. He suggests God’s abode sits at a celestial center from which all creation is ruled.
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Washington
Hell
Hhee
Zed Hertzel Copp
Bethany Chapel
Paul
Earth
Alcyone
Vision of Heaven and Paradise in Theological Reflection
The author ponders the celestial order and best materials of the highest heaven. Paradise is seen as a rest and restoration beyond the present solar system, a state of communion with God and restoration to the original Adamic image, approached through learning from heavenly beings.
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Paradise
Christ
God
Solar System
Woman on Police Force In Ottumwa Iowa
Mrs Florence Jacques wife of Capt W H C Jacques a leading Iowa attorney was appointed to the Ottumwa police force as star No 3. She is a liberal minded city society figure and humane law supporter. The position carries no salary and her badge is to be respected on duty.
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Ottumwa
Florence Jacques
W. H. C. Jacques
Iowa
Jacques
Norse Anchor Found In Minnesota Sparks Nordic Link
Photographs of an ancient Norse anchor uncovered at the Minnesota state experiment farm are sent to Sweden and Norway to assess historic value. The eight inch, 30 pound anchor with a cylindrical center and side prongs may date to Lief Erikson’s era, with preservation due to clay depth. Efforts seek further Norse evidence in Crоokston.
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Crookston, Minn
State Experiment Farm
Smithsonian Institution
North America
Lief Erikson
North American
Nobility Forsakes Earldom for Hard Labor on Steamship
Lord Francis Patrick Clements, heir to the earldom of Leitrim, left his estate in Mulroy County Donegal to work as a stoker on the steamer St Louis. He sailed under the name Sloane, paid his own passage with eight dollars, and kept his identity hidden until the ship reached Southampton, when relatives learned he had been aboard as a laborer.
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Lord Leitrim
New Yorks
Dobson
St. Loui
Hnogliahman
St. Louis
Lord Francis Patrick Clements
Earl of
Leitrim
Mulroy
County Donegal
Ireland
Engineer Dobson
Beimg
Sloane
New York
Clements
Southampton
Pig as Dairy Robbers in Doe Run Farm
Walter T. Wood of Doe Run Pennsylvania discovers a herd of 31 cows used by eight shoats to steal milk. The largest shoat lured the cow, sucked her udder dry, and repeated the act the next day with three shoats. He photographs the scene and estimates milk value at four cents a quart and pork at eight dollars fifty per hundred pounds, then ties the cow and confines the shoats to skim milk.
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Doe Run
Walter T. Wood
Mr. Wood
Europe's Extinct Aurochs Come Under Scholarly Review
Professor A Martens of Magdeburg reviews early literature on the aurochs or urus, noting its existence in Europe into the 17th century. Records show a 1564 Polish herd of thirty, with remaining half-domesticated animals in 1627, then extinction. Descriptions cite black as typical, with gray in Poland and red in Germany.
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Europe
A.martens
Magdeburg
Poland
Germany
New York Life reports over seventy million in half year new business
The New York Life Insurance Company announces half year new paid business surpassing $70 million. Law limits annual new business to $150 million, yet the company reaches near that cap, deferring strategy after Armstrong inquiries. Policyholder payments totaled $21,660,761 with roughly split death and living policy payouts.
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New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Armstrong
Sensible to the Last phrase in a doctor’s fee tale
An old Scotch lady died suddenly as a doctor, who had long tended her, arrived to find her dead. He calmly extracted the guinea fee from her closed hand and whispered sensible to the last.
Modesty of True Greatness on Opening Day
Abou Ben Adhem proud of early success but defers praise, noting the season remains young. He accepts flowers from a fan, steps to the plate, strikes out, dodges a lemon thrown from the stands, then returns to the bench with a smile.
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Abou Ben Adhem
Sam
Kraft Hall Fund Requires Ten Donors
The Philadelphia Press notes Mr. Kraft offers 5000 dollars for a new building to be named Kraft hall. The dean says five thousand dollars will not cover the building, unless ten other citizens donate five thousand dollars each.
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Kraft
Grape-Nuts Advocated As Essential Starch Food
An article extolls Grape-Nuts as a predigested starch source that supports rapid physical and mental strength. It claims starch is essential, cites phosphate of potash from grains aiding brain cell rebuild, and invites ten days of use to prove the effect.
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Wellville
Sticking Together Counts in Missouri German Colonies
A 19th century study praises German immigrant colonies in Gasconade County Missouri for cooperative self sufficiency. It recounts early settlement, roads, mills, schools, churches, and home trade practices that kept wealth local, reduced pauperism, and fostered durable community harmony.
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United States
Gasconade County
Missouri
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
West
Opportunities Near Home For Rural Youth in Business
Sociology students note pessimism about farming youths' prospects but see broad chances in growing towns. As populations rise towns become embryo cities with localized opportunities in manufacturing and commerce. Strong local ties and kinship motivate rural youths to invest in their home towns and train for business or professional life.
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United States
Common Sense Economics on Local Trade and Fair Wages
The piece argues fair pay for day laborers, efficient local farmers, and cutting middlemen by using nearby produce. It urges small scale drying and canning to use surplus fruit, selling at cost to lower prices, and relying on home newspapers for price advertising to revitalize local commerce. It emphasizes keeping dollars inside the district to build wealth.
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