Keep Thy Foot and Stop the Kick in the House of God
A preacher urges believers to curb criticism and agitation within worship. He recalls biblical warnings against kicking against God’s sacrifices and notes modern echoes in church quarrels, hypocritical zeal, and disruptive conduct. He emphasizes patience, discipline, and unity, urging quiet reform rather than noise.
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Deuteranaey
Moses
Jesus
Paul
Caldwell
Cincinnati
Christ
Bethlehem
Alan
Peter
California
Hass
Fakera
Skinnera
Las
Yiel
Idaho
Ling
House of God
Singing sands of Scotland and other musical grains
The London Standard reports a Cecil Carus Wilson lecture for the Royal Society club on singing sands called sutaleal from Scotland. He explained sand formation from rock to grain and demonstrated musical notes from quartz grains in a eggshell and other vessels, noting Elg and Egg Isle deposits and Darwin’s Roarer in Chile.
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Tale of
Carus-Wilson
Eave
Isle of Kegg
Nature
Darwin
Chile
London Standard
The Black Elephant at Caldwell Show Explored
A Caldwell exhibit touts a remarkable black camel described as the only living giant wild black camel known to man. The tale recounts hunters near Loch Nor Lagla and a lengthy capture, with scientists and natural history observers promised a striking display of this untamable creature aboard a boat at its native stronghold.
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Cole “Brothers United
Caldwell
Lake of Loch Nor Lagi
Cole
Wetton i
Icly
Attenta of
Natural History
Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Colmbus Patient
A Columbus Kansas resident reports kidney trouble lasting years with front and back pain. After using Foley Kidney Pills the pain eased and the patient claims a full recovery, citing Botkin Marmon Drug Co as the source.
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Mra M
Bishop
Colmbus
Kan
Wool market quiet as western clips move slowly
Boston reports the wool market is quiet with limited trading as supplies tighten. Western buyers grow active in Idaho and Wyoming while Montana sales stall. Notable deals include 100,000 pounds Merino at 14.40 cents, 45,000 pounds at 15.14 cents, and a 100,000 pound clip at 15.9 1/4 cents, with scattered lots of slave beat sold at 18 cents. Strongest interest comes from a single Boston buyer amid wet, poorly examined wool.
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Boston
Utah
Nevada
West
Idaho
Wyoming
Monta
Reho
Ore
Territory
Montana
Aviation's Death Toll Thirty Two
A New York Independent article laments aviation deaths, noting thirty two aviators killed and warning that flight remains dangerous. It cites Lieutenant Selfridge’s 1908 death as part of the toll and argues flying may not become general use until vastly safer craft are created.
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Selfridge
New York Independent
Hold, Dealer. Three-Cent Piece Sparks Price Debate
A brief reads like a coinage discussion where a three-cent piece faces objections over pricing. Critics warn a factory could churn a clearly inferior coin to influence costs, while supporters argue for expanded small-change availability driven by demand.
Garment Cleaning Service Ad Promises Fresh Look
Local cleaners advertise thorough garment cleaning with pickup and delivery. Prices list men suits 1.50, overcoats 1.50, coats 1.00, pants 0.50, ladies items 2.00, jackets 1.00, skirts 1.00. They pledge careful handling and returning items “as new” at reasonable rates.
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Emmett
J. W. Starkey
Azcuenaga Co
Payette
Otto Albert
John Neal
Sicklin & Houston
Bridge
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Midvale
Kimball Ave
Chautauqua
Boise
Botkin Harmon Drug CO
The
Western National Bank
Amr
Inari
United States
J.T. Morrison
L. S. Dille
Edward Hedden
Y. Pres
J. L. Roddy
A. Cashier
Oregon
Union Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Louis
Chicago
Oregon Short Lins
D. B. Burley
Gen. Pass. Agt
Salt Lake City
Idaho Railway, Light and Power Co
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