Bring Zenas the Lawyer and the Gospel in One Creed
A long sermon extols the legal profession's duties and dangers, praising Zenas the lawyer as a model who should align with Christian faith. It contrasts historic pleaders for God with critics of lawyers, warns against Sabbath-breaking and worldly temptations, and urges lawyers to seek divine guidance and moral integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bits
Zenns
Weill
Opwatil
Thainioth
Wwe
Avery
Jitin
Feliz
Zenus
Titus
Blackstony
Grant
Wilberforce
Benjamin F. Butler
New York
Charles Haunceys
Philadelphia
Marshall
Torden and Campbell
Thomas More
Daniel Webster
Supreme Court
Arashingtos
Girard Will
Ramuel
Bouchard
New Jersey
Princeton College
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Westminster Hall
House of Commons
BaekenersHona
Bo Jong Agoas
Oliver Cromwell
Zeraiah
Dr. Johnson
Beret
Inet Oentury
Diurgh
Mackenaia
Christy
Christ
Paul
Dring Zents
Amistad
Austad
Tima
Lord Brougham
Torgsttal
Dartl
Auran Ume
Brand
Wiian Heed Beskine
Thomas Paine
Thrses
Hetyeon
John
Jesus Christ
Zenas Dle
George Briggs
Massachusetts
Rics
Judge McLean
Sureme Court
United States
American Sunday-school Union
Jatme
Olagin
Story
Kent
Mansfield
Kingdom of God
God
Zenos
Guyel
Orfer
Neilson
Rufus
York
Wriday
Gariiner Byrine
Tutus Chontowonhik
Thomas Romilly
Bar
Roy
Ona
Sustite
Halo Gaya
Atlee
Petar
Lord Xbter
Chouse of Commons
Lord Lovat
Charles L
Queen Caroline
Robert Emmet
Blonnérlinssot
Judea
Jesus Christ the Righteous
Algorandy
Lord Ashburton
Mr. Wallace
Oing
Devonshire
London
Wallace
Uarth
Four Y M C A students survive on six cent meals
Four students at the Y M C A Training School in Springfield Minnesota lived frugally over eight weeks using one Aladdin oven. From April 22 to June 18 they tracked every item purchased, showing an average weekly board around 1.23 dollars and a per person meal cost of about six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C.A. Training School
Springfield
Minz
Howard Atkinson
Grasshopper bounty and South Carolina senate vote noted
State officials in Edmunds and Brown counties plan a fifty cent bounty per bushel for grasshopper destruction. Professor Saunders oversees grain protection efforts with fourteen hopper dosers and crude petroleum traps. The report also notes South Carolinians will vote for a United States senator by popular ballot next September.
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Cochrane
South Dakota
Edmunds County
Brown County
Saunders
State Agricultural College
South Carolin
United States
Odd Facts From Popular Science On Nature And Man
A compilation of curious claims and measurements across science topics. It covers vision under darkness, railway travel benefits, nerve reactions to storms, spider silk strength, land use and population, mineral content in rivers, water vapor production by the sun, and a note on fossil remains and a monkey species with distinctive anatomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Bize
Dondon Bridge
Reine
Patia
Jordan
Paris
Materioht
Mediterranean Sea
Berence Newa
Cape Colony
Orange Yoo
South Africa
Life Among the Indians by Mrs. Alice Fletcher paper excerpt
Mrs. Fletcher reports Century essay on Native American posture and etiquette. She notes strict rules for sitting and movement by gender, with women and girls trained in proper positions during dress occasions and dances. She contrasts Winnebago and Sioux customs and observes maternal worries over daughters’ clothing and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice O. Fletcher
Grant and the telephone scene with General Grant in San Francisco
A mutual friend linked General Grant with his wife via telephone during his world tour era. Grant blushed and seemed foolish as he heard Mrs. Grant’s voice from the far end, suspecting she was nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
General Grant
San Francisco
Ear severed by horse attack shocks Santa Fe woman
Miss Mamie Morrison of Santa Fe New Mexico was bitten by a vicious horse while patting the buggy horn. The upper half of her ear was torn away, later found and attached but inflamed, requiring stitches to be removed within six hours. She is daughter of ex United States Memorial A G Morrison, seeking gubernatorial appointment.
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Horze
Mamie Morrison
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Brent
United States
Mormuall
A. G. Morrison
Washington
Louis Star
Mysterious Telegraph Message At Dalzville Courlar
A puzzled clerk recalls a strange telegram come through for Wardlow of A telegraph from Brazil. The message repeatedly says Yes Yes Yes with garbled content. The recipient pays a quarter and exits, leaving the room in a daze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asgnager Wardlow
Brazil
Willson
Will Keg Double Bon Vivant Questioned by Landlord
A fragmentary exchange shows a disputatious moment as a landlord challenges a waiter over counting drinks. The scene hints at a boastful patron who has consumed several bottles and claims he will pay for more, revealing tension in a dining setting.
Mysterious Cure Claims From Early Ad This Text
Fragmentary ad style passage touts a dubious remedy claiming to cure digestion and stomach issues. It mentions a man who believes the claim, cites a product name, and notes pricing and availability via drug stores or mail order in Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilthe
Savannah
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Pan
Ovary
Cote Diah
Wogien
Seegiadiste
Ait
Hareniversity
Iin
Aw Tigre Intid Conservatory
Parle
Elpottyre
Music Conservatory
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Ininit Hipsang
Lolin
Shine
Apat Art Conservatory
Asasyllin College
Trou
Addrise
Rey
C. B. King
Churlotte
Rootheer
Yory
Nkeulon
Byntoy Reautoa
CHO Union
ROOLN
Lavell
Bex A. Lovanty
Treny LaVe
Cary Dee
Tiarity Uie
Saamibinine
Tounla Cory
Tie
poAllei
Boston
Rick Compa
Eclipse Engines
Ryieen Avery
McMillan
Forsyth
Atlanta
Gay Hawoand
Bright
Mall
Atlinthy
Line & Hankin Deve
Cartersville
Morritown
Tenney
Rai Hayenpolicy
Ri Writtiata
IG Remedy ‘Co
Chicago
Montreal
Bexs
Loysan
Lovell Arms Co
Joh P. Lovell Arms Co
Lovell
Lion and Lioness
Simmons
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Lovell Arms
Broad St
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Renova Chemical
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