Taslmer?Sermon on Christ’s finish and victory over nature
Sermon highlights Christ’s finishing of the work given him by God. It contrasts his humble life with worldly power, notes his magnetism without diplomas, and celebrates his mastery over nature, death, and suffering, presenting Jesus as a universal sympathizer who shares human pain.
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Samaria
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Nto
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Galilee
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Long Island
New York
Judaea
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Meless
Nature
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Lazarus
Gennesaret
Augustus
Sanhedrin
Tiberias
Emmaus
Home influence and teacher enthusiasm shape early American schooling
Professor Hugo Munsterberg explains two key factors behind American progress: the scholarly zeal of teachers and the supportive home environment. He cites parental respect for school and home reinforcement of schoolwork as crucial, beyond books, plans, and hygiene.
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America
New England
Hugo Munsterberg
Atlantic Monthly
Help Wanted to Use the Seeds Letter to Congress
A western agrarian district congressman received a letter from a constituent seeking seeds, fertiliser, and a man for a few days to assist with garden work. The note asks for cabbage seed, fertilizer, and a barter, claiming the sender’s garden will prosper with this aid.
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Congress
Blank
Great Total Eclipse Observed by Georgia Scientists
Atlanta observers report a nearly clear sky and ideal conditions as Prof. S J Brown leads government stations at Griffin Barnesville and Pinehurst to study the eclipse. Photographs record corona photosphere and chromosphere while observers note impact on Black residents and animals.
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Georgia
S. J. Brown
Naval Observatory
Washington
Government Observatory
Griffin
Barnesville
Pinehurst
N. C
Skinner
Ames
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
R. E. Wood
State University of Wisconsin
Chase
Yale University
Milton Updegraff
Griffin Station
L. T. Jewell
Cape St. Lucas
California
Mexico
New Orleans
Atlantic
Norfolk
Tripoh
North Africa
Tripoli
Thomaston
Campbell
Perrine
Shot Inst Riots In St Louis Injure Three
In St Louis on May 29 three men, Philip Sullivan James Sullivan and Patrick OConnell strikers, were shot by three men said to be Transit company employees as they passed Lafayette Park. Sullivan died, others seriously wounded. Police found three assailants fled.
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St. Louis
Philip Sullivan
James Sullivan
Patrick O'Connell
Lafayette Park
O'Connell
Battle Looms as English and Boers Face Off at Laings Nek
London reports Lord Roberts coils 30 000 infantry 20 000 horse and 150 guns marching on Johannesburg and Pretoria. Buller confronts the Boers at Laings Nek with 8 000 to 10 000 troops reinforced by Ladybrand fighters and Pretoria commandos.
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Laing’s Nek
London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Buller
Ladybrand
Maseru
Basutoland
Ficksburg
Barkly West
Kuruman
Rietfontein
Daniel's Kail
Outlaws Kill Utah Sheriff and Cattle Runner
A band of outlaws killed Sheriff Tyler of Grand County and Sam Jenkins near Hill Creek about fifty miles north of Thompson Utah. A posse led by Sheriff Howells is pursuing the gang, with Gov Walls promising expenses for a large force from county sheriffs. The group is believed to number at least twenty and linked to a Wyoming train ambush last year.
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Desperiadoca
Thompson's
Tyler
Grand County
Sam Jenkins
Hill Creek
Howells
Walls
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Extradition Request for Count Lautrec From Chicago
The state department received a formal extradition application from the British ambassador for Count de Toulouse Lautrec currently held in Chicago on swindling and forgery charges tied to Montreal. In Manila the Maafte government corral is quarantined with four suspected bubonic plague cases among teamsters in squalid housing to be burned. In Pittsburg the Duquesne Club faces anger over nearly one million dollars invested in Amer- stories amid ongoing loss.
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Washington
State Department
Count de Toulouse Lautrec
Chicago
Montreal
Sleep Changes Verdict Brings Sleep Power Into Focus
A jury sealed a verdict and slept on it, then returned and disagreed, illustrating how sleep can influence decision making. The ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach bitters claiming improved digestion and sound sleep. The piece ends with a jab about heartbreak and bitterness when a sweetheart grows sour.
Morning Tiredness and Health Remedies Almanac Style
A collage of health ads and tips claims morning tiredness signals poor blood and offers Hood s Sarsaparilla, Morley s Wonderful Cures, Allen s Foot Ease, Dr Kline s nerve restorer, and Lane s Family Medicine. Mentions testimonials and generic cures for aches, digestion, and vitality with various products and dubious authority.
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Massachusetts
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Morley
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Price
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British Museum
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Lane
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Kung
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