Mildred and Denzil Beguile a House Healing Moment
In a strained scene in the library Donell pleads to move from his room. Mildred confronts Denzil about their past engagement as Trevanion confronts his lingering feelings. The family discusses weddings and futures, with Blount proposing a share of Roy and Mabel’s prospects and Lady Caroline weighing wedding gifts as plans unfold.
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Caroline
Denzil
Mia
Younge
Mabel
Trevanion
Mildred
Lyndon
Het
Legats
Mra Younge
Lady Caroline
Old Blount
Mrs. Younge
Denafi
Miss Trevanion
Lady Carojlop
Densil
Charlie
Frances
Qld
Blount
George
Roy
Sir George
Richard
Lord Lyndons
Donall
Talmage Sermon on Gods Ways and Omnipresence
Washington dispatch on Dr. Talmage’s June 16 sermon exploring Gods ways as seen in Job and the power that sustains the universe. He contrasts human understanding with divine wisdom, notes thunder as a divine emblem, and speaks of Gods omnipresence and the future vision of God.
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Louis Klopach
Washington
Talmage
God
Westminster Abbey
George Gillespie
Gillespie
Assembly
Job
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Isles
Ceylon
Borneo
Hawaii
Tenerife
Cordilleras
Abraham
Nimrod
Paul
Sinai
Ebenezer
St. John
Mahler
Alcyone
Pleiades
You
Adirondacks
Asia
Orion
Mazzaroth
Arcturus
Tully
Bethlehem
Cottage Hospitals Plan Led by Countess Minto
Countess Minto wife of the governor general of Canada offers to head a national movement to establish cottage hospitals across Canada. The note suggests broader credit options tied to the initiative.
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Cottage Hospitals For
Canada
Countess Minto
Governor General of
Practical tips for keeping flowers fresh and vibrant
The article offers methods to prolong cut blooms and foliage plants. It advises large containers with ample water, daily trimming, and fresh water flow, plus a doctored solution of yellow soap, chlorides, borax, and water. It emphasizes moderate watering, regular washing, and avoiding draughty spots for palms and foliage plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Long Range Electricity Powers Oakland Streetcars
Electric power from the Yuba river now drives Oakland street cars, 140 miles away. Water power converted to electricity travels on six tenths inch copper aluminum alloy wires. The system operates at 40 000 volts with about 5 to 15 percent transmission loss. Claimed to be the longest power transmission yet, signaling future long distance transmission potential.
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Oakland
Cal
Yuba
Frankfort
Wauffen
Germany
Cutting Down the Army in the Philippines
The War department moves toward reducing regulars in the Philippines to 40,000. General MacArthur is ordered to send specific infantry regiments and artillery batteries to the United States. Homeward movement depends on volunteers returning. Current belief is 40,000 will suffice for the Philippines, with distribution to arms to be decided. The forge filesced strength and overall army totals are cited in the plan.
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War Department
Philippines
MacArthur
United States
Coast Artillery
Actiller
Five Teloote’s View On Work And Rest
A short editorial reflecting on labor and fatigue contrasts the restless rich with the content daily earners. It cites Ecclesiastes about the sleep of the laboring man and praises steady effort, suggesting idleness wastes health and blessing.
Noted warning on hereditary weakness of children of drinkers
The article argues that children of habitual drinkers inherit brain disorders and prone to epilepsy idiocy and criminal behavior. It warns such offspring lack moral perception and moral guidance, leading to crime drunkenness or insanity and passing degeneration to future generations.
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Topers
Cuttirrs
Individual Reaponsabbility and Early American Theater
Francis E. Clark argues revivals originate from individual prayers and divine action through believers, noting that God works through people including invalids. He cites the first American theater opening in 1760 in New York City as a historical contrast or point of context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Clark
City of
New York
Glass machine threatens to replace hand blowers
A London magazine notes a new glassmaking machine that automates blowpipe work, producing finished items at about nine per minute with only four men and one or two boys needed to operate. The invention alarms glass workers fearing widespread unemployment and a industry upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimaes Woerking
Oh Pimiler Yates
Goats Population by Region Across the World
The note cites 500000 goats in the United States and 268000 in the West Indies where goat mutton is widely used. It also lists 15000 in England and 4509000 in Spain.
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United States
West Indies
England
Spain
Park Scenery Booklets From Oregon Short Line Railway
Beautiful Yellowstone views are compiled in a new folder published by the Oregon Short Line Railway. The collection includes informative guidance on visiting the park along with the photographs. Send 4 cents to D Burley, Salt Lake City, Utah, for a copy.
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Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Short Line Railway
D. Burley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Estimate of War Death Toll Reaches 80 Million
A German army officer estimates that in the century just closing no less than 80,000,000 men have been killed in war in civilized countries, reflecting on the immense toll of modern conflict.
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France
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