Rough Sail Into Storms With Christ In The Ship
In this sermon review of Mark 4 36 41 the preacher paints Galilee Gennesaret as a lush setting and portrays Christ in the ship waking to rebuke wind and sea. He urges taking Christ into any voyage, warns that faith faces storms and that Christ is both man and God providing calm in trials.
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Atlanta Exposition Opens September 18 and Runs Through December
The Atlanta Exposition announces opening on September 18 with closing on December 31. Organizers invite public attendance, featuring exhibits, vendors, and cultural showcases across the season.
Armes Arrested After Letter to Acting Secretary War
Major George A Armes was arrested in Washington and confined in the guardhouse following a quarrel with General John M Schofield who was acting secretary of war. Schofield said as army commander he had no authority over retired officers and would hand the case to the secretary on his return.
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Silverites Meet in Memphis for State Chairmen Selection
The Silverites convene in Memphis to choose state chairmen as the American Bimetallic League shows North Carolina’s well organized leadership and ongoing efforts.
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Scrap Heap Sparks Durable Cyclometer Boom
A North Carolina scrap heap for watches yielded seven parts for a cyclometer with two worker-made parts. The device proved accurate and economical, inspiring mass production of over 1,000 cyclometers at $2 each. The story ties into broader silver movement chatter and a Miami Memphis conference on party lines and bimetallic plans.
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Witty Quotations and Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of humorous lines and social anecdotes from various papers. Jests about poetry feet, a grocer's claim of doubling business, jokes from editors, and playful exchanges about manners, age, and language surface across Chicago Boston Philadelphia Indianapolis and Washington sources.
Speculation on a South Polar Continent and Its Inhabitants
The piece notes geographers debates about a south polar continent hidden behind an ice wall. It imagines possible civilizations, climates created by volcanic vapor, and peculiar inhabitants with light complexions. It also cites Frobisher and legends of strange phenomena as ships may reach new lands by the 20th century.
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