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Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1900

Page

3

Mystery of a past crime shadows a Scottish town romance

Margaret Crawford faces a painful past after inheriting a life she must lead apart from Edinburgh. Paul Cleland reappears at Greystoke, forcing a clash of duty and desire as Florence Wynter schemes a match while Margaret navigates love, guilt, and a dangerous secret.

James Crawford Aurnera Uon Land Paul Cleland Disby Cleland Paradise Ain Edinburgh Margaret Crawford M. B Laovate Hersel Sue St. Pillan’s Pen-y-Gant Flo Wynter St. Fillan's Greystoke Florence Wynter Hbbons Pen-y-Grant Lerigi Mrs. Wynter Flo Dr. Cleland Mother’s Corner Margaret Crawford Florence Straeze Paul Wynter Frank Thorpe Doctor Clehind Miss Wynter Miss Crawford Rimund Yorkes Mamma Doctor Cleland Mina Yorke

Chernezem Black Earth of Russia Described

The vast Russian soil belt known as chernezem or black earth spans from Hsneaty to the Urals and into Siberia. It parallels our prairie soil in alkalinity and nutrient content, with abundant substances wheat plants require, contrasting with acid soils in other regions such as the frost lands and salt districts.

Ruasta Frain Russia Beria Chernezem Bradstress Hsneaty Urals Siberia Besses Caucasus Ural Mountains Prairiy Sail Forst

What We Breathe Dr Edward South Breath Study

Dr Edward South examines inhalation of oxygen and exhalation in activity. The analysis quantifies air inhaled at rest versus walking and running speeds, noting specific cubic inches per minute figures. Data aims to relate breathing rate to motion and energy use.

Edward South Laur York

Fragments of a Humorous Observation on Chinese Customs

A puzzling text mocks Chinese practices with upside down landforms and inverted tasks. It notes signboards read top to bottom and right to left, describes respectful gestures, and satirically claims Chinese raise shoes and press heels, risking a fall.

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Dorcas the Benefactress and Disciple of Charity

iTALMAGE delivers a sermon from northern Europe praising Dorcas of Joppa for sewing garments, nursing the sick, and aiding the poor. He urges Christlike discipleship, notes Dorcas’s death and miraculous raising, and honors female benevolence and its lasting impact across history.

Dorcas Garden of Eden Solomon Elizabeth Joppa

Dorcas Resurrection Echoes in Joppa Sermon Reflections

A preacher reflects on Dorcas rising, praising steadfast Christian influence beyond death. He envisions the joy in Joppa, then urges that a Christian woman’s mercy lives on through church growth, prayers, and memories, even as she lies asleep in Jesus awaiting eternal rest.

Margart Cleland Margaret Crawfont Browning Mars Cieland Leuts Klopact Talmage Europe Tim Dorcas Joppa Se Oment Lebanon Jerusalem Solomon Napoleon Doreas Peter Simon Apostle Tebitha Ege God Christ Jesus

Dorcas Dead in Joppa Mourning Over Charity Figure

A sermon laments Dorcas in Joppa and the dead charity figure Josephine’s funeral contrasts with sorrow for the poor. The speaker cites biblical widows, orphans, and public mourning, praising humble deeds over grand tombs and noting blessed rest for the faithful.

New Kind of Fly Watcher Proves Tuning Fork Fascinates Spider

An astonished spider reacts to a tuning fork as if buzzing of a fly. A man tested sound waves on a web, tracing spider threads to locate the source, concluding the fork’s tone intrigues the spider, likened to music. Report from New York Journal.

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