An Hour a Day With Jesus
An editorial urges daily devotion centering a single hour with Jesus and Bible study. It argues time constraints tempt neglect of worship and meditation, citing personal renewal, stronger prayer, and firmer testimony as rewards. The piece likens believers to a bride of Christ and stresses spiritual sustenance over worldly busyness.
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Pew Parry
U.S
Jesus
God
Jerusalem
Christ Jesus
Church
Christ
Lord Jesus
Bible for Every Cottage Hydes the People with Hope
Victor Hugo urges spreading gospel texts among villages to ease toil and hardship. He calls for a Bible for every cottage to bring belief in a better life for the common people.
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Victor Hugo
Fugitive Bill of Germany Seeks Title Count Hohenzollern
The ex-kaiser, depicted as a plain clothes man, seeks to be known as Count Hohenzollern while justice calls for his trial for alleged arch murders. The piece portrays his greed and loss of gold lace and sword.
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Bill
Germany
Hohenzollern
No Time as Good As the Present Chiropractic Ad
A promotional message urges readers to try chiropractic care as a safer economical alternative to medical treatment. It promises that spinal adjustments can restore normal posture and reduce suffering, and offers a free consultation and spinal analysis. The ad appeals to savings and family wellbeing.
Dog fails to respond to rats command in humorous scene
A bulldog owned by Arthur is trained to hunt rats but ignores the call word. A neighboring woman, eager to show tricks, shouts rats but the dog only stares. Arthur explains the dog does not know her rats.
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Arthur
Thorson
Canary color differs on native islands from cage varieties
Describes wild canaries as greasy flocks and striped greenish birds not resembling the yellow common in cages. States that yellow canary color is not a result of selective breeding and suggests this may apply to other cage varieties like the hump backed Belgian canary and the liz ard canary with curious feather patterns.
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Canaries
Prison Pathos and a Prisoner’s Longing for Home
A fragment from Leavenworth News-Herald reflects on inmate yearning to return home and the profound emotional depths of prison life. The text conveys stark frustration and longing within a harsh confinement setting.
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Leavenworth New Hra
Tracing the Use of Lightships in Early Coast Guard Lightships
The record notes the first English lightship Nore in 1732 off Thames. The U S chart cites 1820 in Chesapeake Bay near Willoughby Spit as the first American light vessel. Additional placements include Cape Hatteras in 1844, shipwrecks, and a lighthouse failure at Diamond Shoal before 1897.
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England
Thames
Chesapeake Bay
Willoughby Spit Sandy Hook
Ambrose
Cape Hitteras
Diamond Shou
Cold Water Cure for Eyes Promotes Morning Rinses
The piece advises using cold water to keep strong eyes clear each morning, while weak eyes should use tepid water with boracic powder dissolved. It suggests keeping a prepared thoracic solution in a bottle to avoid daily mixing.
Forgiveness as the Highest Virtue in Sterne’s View
The quotation reflects Sterne’s view that forgiveness is the bravest and most refined form of virtue. It frames forgiveness as a universal, noble trait central to human nature and moral conduct.
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Schind Bante
Federal Reserve System OF Banks
Matt
the National Bank
Sullivan
DR. Lindley
Uncle Sam
Globe Tailors
the Globe Tailors
H. C. Steel
Prop
Ind
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Main Street
Cial Institution
H. L. Ramsey
D. C
S. Court St
Sullivan, Ind
Dr.grev.f.stone
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder
East Side Square
Indiana
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio
General Insurance
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