Not by Might but by Spirit in Zechariah’s Candlestick
Sermonette explains Zechariah chapter six imagery of the golden candlestick with seven lamps and two olive trees. It emphasizes that God’s Spirit, not human might, powers the church and its unity from Jewish theocracy to Christ’s church, with Zerubbabel’s work sustained by divine oil.
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God
Zechariah
Church of Christ
Zerubbabel
Jerusalem
Babylon
Zerubbahbel
Zerahbabel
Holts
Zechariah Vision Notes On Temple Rebuilding And Restoration
A historical study of Zechariah sections on visions and prophecies. It outlines peaceful imagery the red horse rider and temple rebuilding, four horns and four carpenters, Joshua’s restoration, the Branch, golden lampstand, and related fasts. Strong entities include Zechariah, Joshua, and the Branch. Dates and places are not specified.
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Jerusalem
Joshua
Judah
Doa
Ion
Vision of Zechariah Faith and Temple Rebuilding
Zechariah challenges Zerubbabel to trust a divine plan not by might but by God's spirit. A heavenly vision of a gold lampstand and olive trees empowers renewed zeal to resume temple work, promising God’s help and completion despite external opposition.
Temperance groups use posters to sway voters in Chicago
The Home Herald notes a shift in tactics as the Young People’s Temperance Society of Chicago uses billboards to pit “Saloon vs. the Boys and Girls.” Temperance supporters report crowds forming beneath posters debating the issue and children viewing the scene with wonder, marking a novel, cleaner campaign method.
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Home Herald
Young People’s Temperance Society of Chicago
Tally Ho Cry Tied to Hunt and Coach Traditions
The article traces tally ho as a hunting cry from Norman French roots meaning out of the thicket. It notes huntsmen and fox hounds answering with horn blasts and describes how public coaches later adopted tally ho tones as luxury progressed with finer coaches and riders.
What Is Lager Beer A Temperance Debate Moment
A temperance critique cites a retired brewer detailing ingredients used in American lager including lime sulphites as cleaners and various acids as preservatives. He asserts little genuine lager beer has been made in the U S for a decade or more.
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Charles L. Brown
Dairy and Food Commission
America
Spectacular tally-ho coach preserved amid auto craze
The passage notes a coach with seats on top, named tally-ho, standing as a symbol between use and luxury. It remains likely to endure unless widespread automobile enthusiasm replaces horse drawn transport.
Bell Memorial to Honor Professor Bell in Brantford
The Bell Memorial association of Brantford Ontario announces public park development on Prof Alexander Graham Bell's former homestead. A memorial monument costing twenty five thousand dollars will be erected and unveiled in 1910.
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Brantford
Ont
Alexander Yaham Bell
Latest in Wireless Rodent Trap Wins Swiftness Prize
A curious device labeled wireless rat trap is described as making rodents faster as they bound toward the hole. In the rodent’s view it wears a victor’s wreath, likened to a ten pound bulldog traveling on its teeth, per the New York Herald.
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New York Herald
Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits
Quote attributed to Mark Twain about reforming others. The note presents a maxim on personal change and social critique without additional context or events.
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Mark Twain
Ancestral Lands of A Washington in Virginia Told
The piece traces George Washington kin in Westmoreland and Fredericksburg Virginia. It notes Blenheim house near the birthplace site, mentions Lena Washington Hungerford, Mary Washington's grave site at Kenmore grounds, and the 1894 dedication of the Mary Washington monument shaft.
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Virginia
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George
George Washington
Westmoreland County
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William Augustin Washington
Augustine
Lena Washington Hungerford
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Hobby
Rappahannock River
New York
Carson
Washingtons
Burnside
Washington Home
Washington House
Potomac River
Washington Farm
Chatham
Marye’s Heights
Chathihm
Kenmore
Potomac
Lawrence
Hunting Creek
Dogue Run
Mount Vernon
Tappahannock
Ter Elizabeth
Maj
Fielding Lewis
Nellie Custis
Betty
Carter
Lancaster County
Mary Washington
Stiffness and Finish From Home Starch Use
A reader promotes home starching with smooth iron and Defiance Starch, claiming shirts can be laundered at home with proper stiffness and less wear. The note adds a tongue in cheek line about a marriage license giving an excuse to drown troubles.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Baltimore reader describes four years of misery from irregularities and nervous issues and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. The ad touts the remedy as the most successful for female complaints including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and backache and invites readers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore, Md
Lydia E.pinkham
W. 8. Ford
Lansdowne St
Baltimore
Lydia B. Pim
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