Hassan's Proverb Inspires a New Day of Courage
Kristian Endeavor World recounts King Hassan's saying that tomorrow brings renewed strength after every setback. The verse urges readers to rise with the dawn, wipe away yesterday's grief, and face life’s battles with courage and hope.
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Kristian Endeavor
Two Dans Compete for a Woman's Love and a Horse Dares Fate
A love triangle unfolds as Sue weighs two Dans one clever artist and one promising but aloof. Jealousy grows during a horseback ride when Dans ego clashes with reality. Don intervenes heroically to save Sue’s chosen beau from a runaway horse, ending with medical aid and a promise of a visit that evening.
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Dan
Sue
Don
Ali
Canning Corn Factories Show Nebraska Leads In Industry
A historical account describes Nebraska canneries with Cory canning as a staple, outlining plant layouts from husking sheds to warehouse storage. It details machinery, labor, and processes for corn canning, notes water use, wages, and the role of tomatoes with comparable methods.
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Nebraska
Cory
Hese
Newuviel
Love and a Bride Change in Six Weeks
A narrative arc follows Dan meeting Sue by chance and confessing love. Sue denies loving Don, claiming affection for Dan. Overcome by emotion, Don and Sue clarify feelings, and six weeks later Dan marries someone new, though not Sue.
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Sue
Don
Dan
Inventor’s Air Brake Wealth From Life Saving Devices
The text highlights a man who built vast wealth through his air brake invention and continual acquisitions of others’ innovations. For thirty years he expanded his fortune by creating new life saving devices and purchasing competitors’ inventions, resulting in enormous gains.
Trifles that Triggered Great Inventions
A Wa terbury machinist E J Manville heard a woman complain of a finger prick and later devised the safety pin, becoming wealthy. Connecticut mechanic Carlos French imagined car springs after railcar noise on a journey. George Westinghouse, after a railroad collision, conceived the air brake to improve speed and reliability.
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Waterbury
Conn
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Carlos French
Connecticut
George Westinghouse
Ike Carlos French
Garbage yields a profit city refuse drives revenue in Washington
Washington city uses its collected garbage as a revenue stream. A contractor handles collection and disposal separating refuse from ashes then ships it by rail to Potomac reduction works. Materials are processed to extract oils fats for soapmakers and fertilizer. carcass byproducts and horse hides yield additional profit.
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Washington
Washington City
Potomac
Black Death Eludes Bold Treatment and French Gold Record
The text notes the plague described as stubborn and unyielding to treatment while contrasting advances against smallpox cholera and yellow fever. It also states France has produced about 2300 tons of gold in forty years, surpassing England's output of 1400 tons.
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France
Come Word Invites All to Seek Salvation and Peace
In this sermon, Dr. Talmage extols the four letter word Come as the sovereign summons to faith and mercy. He urges belief in Jesus Christ, urges repentance and prayer, and urges immediate acceptance of God’s grace, illustrating with stories of rescue, endurance, and divine provisioning.
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Louis Kipprch
Talmage
Genesia
Heaven
Hell
Alice
Mme
Amf
Jim
Vietru
Gome
Jamnesa
Ling
God
Christ
Thames
Josephs Forgiving Love in a Family Tale
The lesson analyzes Joseph's handling of his brothers in Egypt, showing that his mercy sprang from a desire for true repentance rather than revenge. Fear and remorse lead to real change, with Judah’s plea and Joseph’s tears revealing a deep, enduring forgiveness born of love. The piece frames this as a timeless moral on forgiveness and brotherhood.
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Joseph
Bo Joseph
Benjamin
Cavaan
Saul of
Tarsug
Jesus
Judah
Parisian etiquette debated over sticks and gloves in drawing rooms
In presence of ladies debate centers on whether gentlemen should bring sticks hats and gloves into drawing rooms. Citing Les Effrontes from the Comedie Francaise, observers discuss if such signs reflect wealth or education. Observers note old customs from nobility and royalty while stressing modern civility and social position.
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Comedie Francaise
Chef
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