All Things Are Yours in Christ and His Riches
A Chicago 1904 sermon explains that all things in heaven and earth are the Christian inheritance through adoption, Christ’s lordship, and the Spirit. Believers must prove their title by faith and surrender, then act as Christ’s ambassadors wielding God’s inexhaustible resources to bless others.
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Causes of the Japan and Russia War explained
A readable summary outlines how Manchuria and Korea saw competing ambitions. Russia aimed to finish a Siberian railroad to Port Arthur and to control Manchuria, while Japan sought to limit Russia and protect Corea. Disagreements over Manchuria and Corea led to growing tensions and Japan moved to war.
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Pe-Chi-Li
Peking
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Horse Got His Revenge San Francisco Patrol Horse
Tom a San Francisco police department patrol horse stood by City Hall daily awaiting calls for aid or prison transports. He endured slaps from a janitor until the man offered sugar and a carrot. Tom finally took the treat and squeezed the janitor’s hand with his teeth, then whinnied with pleasure.
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From Pimples to Scrofula From Infancy to Age
A vintage advertisement touts Cuti Cura Soap Ointment and Pills for humors of the blood skin and scalp claiming cures surpass all others. It promises relief for infants to adults and notes a one dollar set often suffices when other remedies fail with worldwide sales and scattered vendor references.
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Rai ‘Barton
W. L. Douglas Shoes Ad Promises Quality and Value
An old style advertisement touts W L Douglas 3 and 3.22 shoes with superior wear and fit. It claims they rival $4 to $5 pairs in quality while selling lower and urges readers to look for the name and price on the bottom. The ad mentions fine patent leather and fast eyelets and invites catalog requests from Brockton Massachusetts.
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