Day of Grace and the Day of Judgment 2
A preacher warns that God’s mercy is offered now but will end in judgment. The sermon contrasts the gracious invitation to salvation with the coming universal bowing of every knee and confession of every tongue, urging personal response before grace gives way to punishment.
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God
Chicago
Godhirst
Sardis
Cyrus the Great
Cyrus
Bardis
Isaiah
Paul
Israel
Jesus Christ
Pehid
Christ
Jesus
Moses
Osyer
Relef
Electro-Thermic Fan Recipe Hinges on Heated Air
A Belgian inventor M. de Mare unveils an electrothermic fan. The device uses mica blade coils heated by electricity to warm air without melting wires or producing light. The fan is enclosed in a case that compresses air, which absorbs heat from the coils and keeps the wire from fusing.
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M. de Mare
M. Guarini
Telegraphic speed ups in new automatic system
Telegraph messages can be sent at 1000 to 3000 words a minute with a newspaper observer noting the rapid transmission. Delaney’s multiplex system uses a keyboard and perforations on a narrow tape to encode Morse like data, read by alignment of holes, then transmitted to the receiving office.
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P. H. Delaney
South Orange
Electric current heats thin wire in airless chamber
In an experimental setup Mr. De Mare showed a revolving fan reached speed before current passed through resistance coils. The slender wire glowed faintly yet heated intensely as the current of 20 amperes would melt it under normal air pressure, producing insupportable heat from the casing.
Quote snippets from humorous columns and editorials
A collage of lines from newspapers and magazines shows quick remarks on intelligence, behavior, and education. It contrasts a sly girl who does not perform arts with practical skills and notes debates on college studies versus public school learning.
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N. Y
Times
Modern Farm House Desire Amid City Life
A fragment cites low cost ARMHOUSES with modern comforts like hot and cold water water closet bath room sink rack wood and fuel room as exceptions to urban living norms. The passage notes residents of cities for any length may seek simpler dwellings.
Modern conveniences for farm homes in a compact plan
A detailed design proposal for a two story brick or wood farmhouse under 100 acres. It outlines two floor plans and a front elevation with a brick cellar, shingled roof, and Oak or pine finishes. Includes timber bill, room sizes, and specific material estimates for building the home in modest circumstances.
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Loki
Fleet
JS. A. MacDoneld
Orange
Judd Farmer
Youngest Missouri teacher Glenn Harrison age 13
The 13 year old Glenn Harrison, son of Guy T. Harrison, earned a third grade teaching certificate in Ozark county after completing Gainesville schools. He then taught a rural district with 29 pupils, facing discipline issues including a 180 pound pupil, while his mother and Kansas City Journal note his surprising capability.
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Missouri
United States
Gainesville
Ozark Mountains
Glenn Harrison
Glenn
Guy T. Harrison
Ozark County
Harrison
Glenar
Kansas City Journal
Johnny's Hog Essay Satire on Man and Meat
An essay-like piece personifies the hog to critique human vanity and appetite. It contrasts the hog's dual nature, praising its usefulness as food and in making goods, while lampooning its manners and the notion of turning a dead hog into pork.
Masai Warriors Face British East Africa Rift
The Masai, a small but striking people in British East Africa, are portrayed as fearless and increasingly wary of British land partition plans in the Promised Land area. Ethnologists note growing interest in their culture as tensions with colonial authorities rise.
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Africa
British East Africa
Bescome
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J. M. Ednon
Heaven Andwarth
Emile Guarini
Scientific American
Derlacs
Crawford
Crabzhaw
Puck
Johnny
Cook Petrol Press
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