One Thing Thou Lackest The Moralist and Eternal Life
A 1904 Chicago column notes Jesus loved the morally superb young ruler who kept God’s commandments yet lacked eternal life. It argues genuine virtue requires surrender to Christ. riches or status cannot save, and the one missing thing is the presence of the Christ in life.
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Jesus
Chicago
Wandel
God
Jeane
Mann
Son of
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Lfe
Artin Architecture Cottage Offered For 1400 Dollars
A detailed 1400 dollar cottage project by GEO A W describes a brick foundation six room design with a gabled roof, hard burned brick underpinnings, veranda columns and plastered face, and green cement finished interiors. The 22 by 28 foot footprint includes three second story chambers, a pantry, dish heated dining room, gas piping, and Southern pine trim.
New Peat Carbonizing Process May Supply Global Fuel
England’s peat carbonizing method uses electricity to remove water and bake peat into coal like briquettes. Machines grind, press, and carbonize peat into smokeless, clinkerless fuel at about $1.21 per ton, with potential cheaper power. Initial rollout planned for Iceland.
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England
The
Chicago Journal
New England
Middle Western States
Alaska
Ireland
Treland Taelf
United States
Mason
Berlih
Inland rail cut off opens Great Salt Lake route
Fifty-five years ago engineers completed a vast line across the Great Salt Lake area. The Ogden Lucin Cut Off runs 103 miles from Ogden to Lucin, Utah and Nevada, with 72 miles on land and 30 on trestle, dramatically shortening the Overland Route and promising faster service between San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Chicago, and New York.
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Missouri River
Pacific Ocean
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Inerior
Central Esciie
Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railroad
Great Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Lucia
Nevada
E. H. Harriman
Harriman Lines
Ogden-Lucin
Nevades
Harriman
Tober
Ogden Weet
Lucin
Great Salt Lake Desert
Bear River
Theottom
Altw Club
Salt Lake City
Harriman Bal
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Chicago
New York
Southern Pacific
Toot for Missouri Corn in Proud Corn Chronicle
A Joplin Globe item celebrates Missouri as a leading corn producer. It cites agricultural statistics showing Missouri ahead of Oklahoma and others in corn acres and yield per acre. The piece urges readers to praise Missouri's golden yield and its rise to national prominence.
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Joplin Globe
Issouri
Missouri
Bureau of Statistics Agricultural
Prohibition
Oklahoma
Reading Boys Recall Civil War Grandfathers
A Reading note recounts three boys discussing their grandfathers Civil War exploits. The tale highlights confinement in southern prisons as a key shared element, with one youth claiming his ancestor stayed jailed and suggesting a lineage of notoriety among Philadelphia Ledgers.
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Artin Architecture
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Lieg & Ents
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