Circle of the Earth Sermon on Providence and Forgiveness
In a sermon evoking circles and cycles, the speaker links God’s providence to the circle of the earth and argues human deeds ripple through history, returning as judgment or blessing. He urges turning to Christ to break the circle of past sins and emphasizes Christ’s central, enduring throne. The talk praises moral order, historical cycles, and the salvific power of forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelam
Red
Gor
Yorkminster
Murtar
Galt
Sears Masonry
Babylon
London
England
Pompeii
God
PePy
Tal
Pyramids
Paul
Antoch
Cyprus
Lystra
Corinth
Athens
Asia
Europe
America
Earth
Braven
Voltaire
France
Germany
Christ
Savior
Man
Wild Eskimo Encounter Near Coppermine Camp
Returning from the Coppermine voyage, the party met Eskimo who fled as approached. Exhausted, the white men halted. their camp featured a large lake and a pond, with stone-formed mo jnis and caribou skins. Eskimo food caches showed abundance of caribou meat and musk ox in barren lands.
Highest Waterfall Claims World Record Height
An article notes the San Cuayatan canyon waterfall in Durango Mexico as the tallest, with a verified descent of at least 3000 feet. It cites earlier claims in Switzerland and Yosemite region that fall far shorter, and mentions prospectors discovering the falls while seeking a famed lost mine in Tierras Desconocidan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Arvey
Savoy
Yosemite Valley
San. Cuayatan Canon
Durango
Mexico
Great Barranca
Tierras Desconocidan
Naranis
Lana
Sunstilne
Lithographic Stone Discovery Sparks Market Talk
A deposit of lithographic stone near Mt. Sterling Kentucky, found by Eugene Leary of the United States Geologic Survey, is praised as potentially more valuable than gold. Leary argues the quarry could dominate the market, noting no other lithographic stone is known and competition with the German product faces no inherent barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Eugene Leary
United States
Ceological Survey
Leary
France to Seize Smyrna in Naval Action
A dispatch from Toulon debates Admiral Caillard’s division return and outlines a planned French move to seize Smyrna, with a special squadron of battleships Goulois and Charlemagne and cruisers Pothusou, Canzey, and Gaillec. If resisted, bombardment of the coast and passage of the Dardanelles are possible. The report notes miscounting of vessels and details a fortified Dardanelles and Turkish defenses, plus broader European tensions over the strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Turkey
Parle
Toulon
CaMard
Constantinanie
Calle Ini
Davidon
Admiral Caillard
Caillard
Esterday
Goulois
and Charlemegne
Admiral Pothusu
Caanzey
Gaillec
Cailiard
Smyrna
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Sea of
Marjaora
Cape Naga Borah
Abydos
Gabrol
Beatley E Bay
Chanak
Koleh Sultanich
Mall
Constantinople
Phillipopuis
Sultefi
Imd
Satonica
Smyrma
Miyicre
Urenghaut
Big Blue Diamond Worth $70,000 Seeks Ownership
A colossal blue diamond, sourced from the Gulcanda mines in India, measures about an inch and a half long and an inch wide. It lacks setting and is touted as the largest blue diamond in the world with outstanding color and fire. News notes a syndicate’s interest and a Fifth Avenue jewelry house considering a purchase as a Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tremh
Fifth Avenue
Lord Christmas
Gulcanda
India
Elephant Injures Keeper at Exposition
Jeacy Mullen, assistant keeper for Jamio IL at the midway, was knocked down by the largest elephant in captivity while cleaning the enclosure. He suffered fractures to four ribs, a broken ankle, and multiple cuts to the head and body, and is in serious condition at the Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kooper
Butalo
Jeacy Mullen
Jamio IL
Bostock
Will Azimer
Mullen
Record gushers in Beaumont reach new high count
Beaumont Texas reports October set a record for gushers with twenty four added to the list. The tally now shows five gushers in the Beaumont field, according to a crateful count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Dickens Reputed for It in Suffolk Chronicle History
The Suffolk Chronicle merged into the Suffolk Times and Mercury recalls an 60 year old incident that brought Charles Dickens to Ipswich to report a county election. The note links this event to Frickwick's nocturnal adventures at the Great White Horse and the Batenswill Gazette and the Eatenswill Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Suffolk Chronicle
Suffolk Times
Mercury
Charles Dickens
Ipswich
Frickwick
Great White Horse
Batenswill Gazette
Eatenswill Independent
Champion Wing Shot Capt Bogardus Recovers with Kidney Pills
Fortis Wheel Park Chicago Nor reports Capt A H Bogardus famed wing shot of the world who spent the season here at the park training and giving exhibitions. He recounts a close call with Bright's disease from kidney trouble and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardes
Fortis Wheel Park
Chicago
Nor
A. H. Bogardus
Elkhart
Bright
Dodd
War era trials prompt new cable energy claims
A garbled news page details a wartime cable system test near Newbury for mine destruction, noting a small powder magazine 490 yards from the sender and a lack of wires. It cites experts on feasibility and mentions domestic servants in the UK, cocoa makers Walter Baker & Co, and straw horseshoes in Japan, plus assorted medical and commercial notes and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tors
Newbury
Bridget
Wil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Centuris
Sattre
William E. Dodge
West
Edo
Riyug
Philanthropa
Saya
Cirle
Latimer
Ridley
Pawtucket
Smyrwa
Prat
China
Shansrl
Suchwan
Pyetshow
Knox
Pickering
McHenry
Marshall
Dearbarm
Eustis
Armstrong
Monroe
Shelby
Porter
Cass
Poinsett
Mares
Davis
Grant
Thomas
Schofield
Hawkins
Belknap
Proctor
Elkins
Alger
Dexter
Griswold
Calhoun
Barbour
Eaton
Butler
Beil
Spencer
Floyd
Cameron
Stanton
Tat
Don Cameron
McCrary
Ramsey
Lincoln
Budicott
Lamont
Paria
Leribb Domeatle Serres
Chan Gue
United Kingdom
Lacgent
Walter Baker & Co, Ltd
Dorchester
Mesa
Belfalo
Japan
Agirens
Chesney & Cy
Toledo
Hall
Wapaiier
Lillie Degenkolbe
South End
Coundie Ae Press
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Erial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!