Pauls Experiences In Jerusalem From Acts 21 22 23
This lesson outlines Pauls arrival in Jerusalem reception by the church, his arrest and defense before the Sanhedrin, the Lords support, and a mob conspiracy to kill him. It highlights Pauls transformation from persecutor to witness and the dangers he faced.
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Paul
Jerusalem
Theffort
Ian
Christ
Gamaliel
God
Jesus
Damascus
Ananias
S Ul
Taul
Apostle
Highway of Holiness Guide for Daily Life
The excerpt presents a devotional exhortation urging steady living with faith in God through wind and rain. It frames life as a journey on a divine pathway, emphasizing perseverance and partnership with Him as central to daily conduct.
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Huliness
Mark Guy Pearse
The World is Said to Be Sick This Day
A devotional quote by A Wy Tozer asserts the world’s spiritual illness. It contrasts biblical beginnings with future judgment and emphasizes divine sovereignty. The remark frames humanity’s condition through scripture.
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God
Wy Tozer
Polo Pony Beatrice and the Sanford Legacy in Polo History
The article profiles Stephen Sanford and his pony Beatrice, noting Beatrice’s competition in five internationals and praising Sanford’s Hurricanes era. It recalls 1884 as the American polo cup start, John Watson’s influence, and the rise of high pony values with records reaching $13 000 for Judg Pain. It highlights international matches, tours in England and Spain, and the growing public money in polo since 1914 reaching over $600 000 by 1917.
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Stephen
Luddie
Army
Lodia
United States
John Sanford
Laddie) Sanford
England
Ladie
Matteid
Tennapon
Alfonso
Hurricanes
Mr. Sanford
Long Island
Automobile Safety and Maintenance Tips From Early 20th Century
Guidance urges frequent spark plug inspection to reduce engine knocks and cautions smooth driving to prevent damage. Education in safety is promoted. notes a mule accident and urges proper tire changes with bolts kept clean to avoid thread dirt and delays.
Much Expected of Coach Al Sharpe
Veteran mentor Al Sharpe in his first year as director of athletics at Washington University is expected by alumni and fans to raise the program. He signed a five year contract and will not coach football this season. Sharpe’s storied career includes Yale and Cornell coaching feats and long service in athletics administration.
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Famus Hastern
Yale
Sharpe
William Penn Charter Acaemy
Serinal Alia Mater
Unl
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Harevard
Federal Bureau Aids the Motorist
Charles M. Hayes credits the Bureau of Standards in Washington with advancing motorist needs through fuel and engine research. He notes exhaustive brake and construction tests, industry cooperation, and the boost to safety and efficiency for motorists nationwide.
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Uncle Sam's
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Charles M. Hayes
Chicago Motor Club
Bureau
American Automobile Association
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Moe Jordan
Revival of submerged radio set after flood
In Havana, William Roberts reports his radio set and speaker survived being under water for three weeks. After drying and replacing a few small parts the set works like new, with only the speaker needing a drying out.
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Willian Roberts
Havana
Roberts
Berlin Plans A 2160 Foot Wireless Tower
A proposal outlines a new wireless tower in Berlin to be completed in 1080. The 2160 foot structure would exceed the Eiffel Tower height and include a restaurant on a slowly revolving floor to offer guests panoramic views.
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Berlin
Eiffel Tower
Con Fort Exchange
Wilming ton player must homer to dodge speed fine
Frank Roscoe of the Wilming ton club in the Eastern North Carolina league faced a $10 speeding fine and was ordered by Municipal court to hit a home run. He fulfilled the measure in the fourth inning against Fayetteville, holding up ten fingers as he circled the bases while City Recorder George Harriss watched.
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Frank Roscoe
Wilmington Club
Roscoe
George Harriss
Fayetteville
Harriss
Instructions on How to Construct Wave Trap
A wave trap is built by winding about fifty turns of No 24 double silk covered copper wire on a three inch bakelite form. A 00h mid variable condenser is connected across the coil and the pair placed in series with the antenna lead in. Adjust the condenser and coil to minimize interference and rotate the loop if used to locate the minimum pickup point due to non vertical wave fronts from transmitters.
Higher Value Rheostats for 201A Tube Detectors
Stadio News advises using filament rheostats around 30 ohms with 201A type tubes as detectors. They note these tubes are most sensitive at a specific voltage, and lower resistances like 6 ohms hinder fine regulation. In some cases the optimal operating point lies below the rated voltage.
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Stadio News
Various Sports Notes From Early 20th Century Reports
A collage of brief sports items notes college and professional athletes and teams. Topics include barred college players in a competition, Toronto rowing and coastal fishing figures, Penn State lacrosse popularity, Stanford baseballs touring Australia schedule, Ty Cobb hitting over .323 for a 23rd straight year, John Hachmeister near Naples, Stanford football jersey numbers, yellow baseball production, the American Hockey Association with seven clubs and a 48 game schedule, the Chelsea creek derelict Mesloop, Johnny Weissmuller and Arne Borg swimming records, Ine Rabbitt leading the International League with 50 stolen bases, Pennsylvania elites in several leagues, Johnny Maiden’s career shift from copper works to exercise boy and then jockey earnings, Chester Ibrig named Rolling College captain, and Eddie Rickenbacker’s early racing start at Indianapolis speedway.
Science of Shielding Radios Affects Tube Efficiency
The article explains improper shielding in vacuum tube receivers. Excessive shielding or improper placement creates eddy currents in copper coils and the tube components. These currents heat parts and reduce radio efficiency, by disturbing the getter process and gas cleanup inside the tube.
Baby Calmer Gastonia Mixture Promoted For Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols a plant based remedy, claiming drops of plain Gastonia ease infant distress and soothe crying. It urges use for colic, constipation, or diarrhea, noting a 25 milliliters purchase last year and recommending early doses without dangerous drugs.
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Gastonia
Unclear Fragmentary Text About Custard and Stage Practice
The readable lines hint at a discussion of custard and cinema comedian's stage craft but lack coherent context or identifiable facts. No clear events names or dates are present to form a concrete news item.
Pap Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief for Colds
Advertises a versatile cold remedy promising quick relief for colds and flu symptoms. Claims it can be taken conveniently as tablets and used by men and women alike, urging readers not to dope and to rely on Pap Cold Compound for treatment.
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Beatrice
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Wer
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Tinea
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Toronto
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Australia
Ty Cobb
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Naples
Via
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American Hockey Association
Minneapolis
Chicago
St Lotta
Kansas City
St. Paul
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Tulsa
Chelsea Creek
Boston
Norman Ross
Johnny Weissmuller
Arne Borg
Ine Rabbitt
Middle Atlantic
Blue Ridge
Johny Maiden
Chester Ibrig
Fort Myers
James B. Bailey
Eddie Rickenbacker
Indianapolis
Speedway
Seland
Cird
German War Office
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Aera
Astoria
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DR. Caldwell
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