Amos and the God of the Seven Stars and Orion
The sermon centers on Amos the herdsman and his night sky study of the Pleiades and Orion. It argues that the God who set these stars in order also governs world events and fate, urging trust in divine design amid life’s storms and praises the heavens as a sign of eternal order.
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Amos
Toron
Anton
Monts
Danilol
Isaiah
David
Bashoa
Bo Amos
Mgr
Orion
Atlantic Ocean
Earth
Sisera
Jerusalem
Charles IX of
Prance
Bartholomew Mas
Sustinan
Amon
Hordaman
Seanon
Kore
Atias
Virgil
Haphalarg
Pleiades
Christ
God
Light
Alcyone
Merops
Eno
Archi
Sara
Finhordaman
Denia
Elihu
pythaRoras
Pythagoras
Horschel
Kerxes
National Capitol
Preshington
Annhema
Lord Cobham
King James
Jand
Alexander the Great
Duke of Wellington
Atara
Rion
Gome
Abipmaster
Ffolat
Heaven
Res
May
Juno
Julius Maar
New York
Liverpool
John Milton
Bridgewater
St. John's
Job
Mozaroth
Arcturos
John
Joshua
Gibson
Moses
Orions
Deere
Tima
Ateep
God of the Seven
Tekoa
Cologne
Germany
Ita Foundation
Europe
Views of Bimetallists and European Movement in February Issue
An English magazine's forthcoming February number includes a major review of the European bimetallic movement. Wolcott of Colorado and Paris reports on French growth and government support, while Dr Otto Arendt discusses German positions and potential conference prospects. Lord Aldenham suggests Anglo American and German cooperation on a global bi metallic policy.
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Europe
England
Franco
Germany
Europa
Edward QC
Wolcott
Colorado
Paris
M. Edmond d’Artois
Boorstory
Bimetallic League
France
Otto Arendt
Reichstag
Regine
Arendt
Aebusrar
Lord Aldenham
Bank of England
Prince
United States
Harvard observes Brace telescope in Arequipa Peru
News from Arequipa reports Professor Bailey of the Harvard Observatory confirming success of the Brace telescope with a sixty centimeter aperture and 849.8 centimeter focal length. Built by Alvah Clark & Sons, it will map parts of the sky, notably the Magellanic clouds, with plates arriving in Cambridge for examination by local astronomers.
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Arequipa
Peru
Bailey
Harvard Observatory
Pickering
Alvah Clark & Sons
Astro-photographic Congress
Cambridge
United States Cattle Lead in Global Market 1896 Prices
The Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry reports a London commission listing 1896 cattle and sheep receipts at Centers The US leads with high annual averages per pound across cattle and sheep. South America and Canada follow in varied prices. US cattle prices stayed strongest throughout the year.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
Washington
London
United States
South America
Canada
United Cos
Long Watt for an Eclipse
There were 6520 deaths by own action in the United States last year. Violent deaths in 1905 are reported as part of a broad mortality study. The document notes implications for England and future years, with historical context on fatal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eogland
Ilee
United States
Tropic Light and Heat in the Caribbean Climate
A travelogue-style discussion contrasts the tropics of latitude seventeen with latitude forty, praising the omnipresent light and gentle heat in Jamaica. It warns that the climate can be deadly if exercise and perspiration are avoided, while noting health benefits from active living and outdoor routines. The piece includes literary asides and unrelated quotes from periodicals and advertisements.
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Janalca
West
Tropics
Harbour Street
Kingstonmeyer
Broadway
New York
Jamaica
Tullan Hawthorne
Quack Remedies Promoted In Vague Health Ad
A garbled advertisement touts tobacco substitutes and various cures. Mentions No-To-Hac and No-ToBac regimens, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, Piso’s Cure, St Vitus Dance cure, Dr Fenner’s Speeches, Cascarets laxatives, with scattered prices and locations in vague claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piso
Medicing
Mia
Blunt
Sprague
Wash
St. Vitus
Danoa
Dr. Fenner
Fredonia
Tver
Uost
Mado
British Postal Savings Highlight Great Government Bank
One of the greatest bankers in the world is the British Government. All a bank holds nearly $500,000,000 in post office deposits payable practically on call, and pays interest at the rate of 21 2 per cent per annum to its depositors. That year the deposits increase s $60,000,000.
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British Postal Savings
Banke T
San Brancisco Newsetter
Catarrh Cure Claim Sparks Local Advertisement
An antique ad touts a so called Catarrh Cure sold from Toledo Ohio, promising a universal remedy for catarrh and related symptoms. The copy exaggerates efficacy and appeals to sufferers with a money back promise and testimonials while naming vendors and a local drugstore contact.
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DR. Talmage
Divinh
Ito
United States Cattle Lead
Pat
Tommy
Harper
Round Table
Stampa
Oy J
Savannah
Bo Ailont
Dionce
Gare
Ghongta
College I
Macon
Georgia
Alabama Experiment Station
Kainit
America
Nassau St
New Yorke
Romance Magazine
Howard
Toledo
Onis
Halla Family
Taans
M. Canor
Buckingham's
Tampa
Mediceni Company
Tennessee
Ryéry Farm
Gantva
Atton
GANTT
All Druggista
Malsby & Company
Forsyth
Atlanta
Gis
Niie City Iron Works
Steim
Hepateas Belijno
Riphin
Moxos
Pons
Keays
Lady Thompson
D. Bhatti
Rand Ouroffer
Wai Nin
I Bulloh
Maine
Biyo
Pandy Cathartic
Chicago
Montross
Walter Baker & Co
T Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
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