Turned Aside the Disobedient Prophet Warns Christians Today
A sermon warns Christians that even faithful workers can be diverted from obedience to truth. It cites the prophet of Israel who, enticed by self ease and a false messenger, turned aside from God's clear commands and faced divine judgment, urging steadfast loyalty and constant obedience in faith.
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Chicago
Paul
Apostle
Christ
Faul
Christaas
Jeroboam
Nebat
Israel
Rehoboam
Dan
Bethel
Jerusalem
Levi
Judeh
Judah
Gousit
Huttyoman
God
Mr. Moody
St. Louis
Bethal
Bethelite
Prophet of Old
Non-Smoking Reward at Batley Woollen Factory
Mr T F Taylor rewarded 660 workers at Batley woollen factory with £1 each for abstaining from tobacco for 12 months. 141 men and boys and 519 women kept the pledge. 40 men now intend to quit tobacco entirely after the year.
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T. F. Taylor
Batley
Beep the Navy Poodle Buried With Honors in Public Garden
A beloved black poodle named Beep, companion aboard the Alliance, lived twenty years at sea, endured gunfire fear, and died in Nagasaki while awaiting her master's return. Sailors buried her with full military honors in a public garden, a guard firing a volley and taps by the ship's bugler, per the New York Herald report.
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Beep
Ossipes
The
Alliance
West Indies
Ming
Japan
Béep
China Seas
America
Nagasaki
N. Y. Herald
A Nursery Wonder and a Big Old Chair
A verse by Elizabeth Gould in Youth's Companion describes a chair that has served many roles from nursery playthings to a fortress and a vessel. It ends with the line that despite many changes, anyone can find the chair where it was left at bedtime.
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Elizabeth Gould
The Whalebone Whales In Ancient Ocean Lore
A historical account explains baleen whales lacking teeth and using baleen plates to feed. It details species such as right, humpback, bowhead, and sulfur bottom whales, their sizes and oil yields, and notes the immense sulfur bottom as the largest whale, weighing about 300,000 pounds and reaching 95 feet.
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Greenland
Pacific Coast
Nicholas
Treasure Of Inca Gold Discovered In Bolivia Chile
Bolivian and Peruvian papers announce a five century search ended with a British and American team locating a buried Inca treasure valued at 16 million dollars. Natives fear a further 30 million in gold remains hidden near Challaya. Government will guard and supervise distribution of the riches.
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Bolivia
Peru
Chagallaya
Money found in bellows sparks treasure hunt in Bergen County
Edward V. Jochem of Carlton Hill New Jersey found 475 in treasury bills hidden in an old blacksmith bellows. He also found 20 trade dollars several nickels and copper pennies. The treasure is believed to have been stashed by James D. Benson a former local blacksmith. News of the find prompts checks of other bellows across the area.
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Edward V. Jochem
Carlton Hill
N. J
Washington
Treasury
Mr. Jochem
James D. Benson
Fragmentary Warning Speech Cited in Old Paper Item
A clipped OCR note records a warning exchange where a speaker hints at anticipated action or fate. The fragment includes quoted lines about hope and caution, with no clear names, dates, or places to anchor the event.
Monkey Shepherd Tale From the African Veldt
An African shepherd who kept a monkey as a pet trains it to herd his goats. The monkey learns to guard the flock, returns home each day, and even rides a goat to guide the herd back to camp at night.
Travels of a Reindeer Spark Low Finland Prices
A Finnish reindeer costs about 7.20 dollars with one animal recently covering 130 miles in a single day. The travel feat highlights surprising endurance and regional abundance of such livestock.
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Finland
World's Press Congress Plans and World’s Fair Militia Camp
Plans for the World’s Press Congress in St Louis during May include 3000 to 6000 newspaper men from the U S and abroad, with a dense preliminary program of concerts recitals and receptions. Separately a model camp for visiting militia at the World’s Fair site near the Woman’s Building will house 1200 to 1500 troops in four barracks, modeled after West Point with proper sanitation and walks.
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St. Louis
Stat and
National Editorial Association
Federale Union
Europe
Kansas
Mission
Wattortal Ass Tlon
Weesday
Festival Npae
Missouri Press Eservation
Missouri
Etonal
Indiana Commission
Indiana
Reeception
Wisconsin Corny Mission
Wisconsin
Arizona Commission
Arizona
Georgia
Exposition
Ok Hai
Elation
Recital
Baltorial
Texas Comsion
Hekss
Oklahoma
Miseton
Festival Hall
Festic
Iowa Cotion
Iowa
Wes Commission
West Virginia
Talline
Idaho Cension
Abo
Parliament
Federation2
If Women
Providence
Cama Ie
Hays
Haight
Fourth United Sty Cavalry
Culp
Mittee
Pee Deal
Opening of the season draws notable attendees in St Louis
An auspicious opening on April 10 in St Louis saw a fair social season begin with prominent figures from society and naval circles gathering at the exposition venue. The assembled group included officers and others conspicuously sent for the event, marking a notable start to the social calendar.
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St. Louia
Navy
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Mr. Edson
Pet
Bellows
Jersey
World's Press
Gongres
Hy Btate
N Jefferson
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