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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1901

Page

6

Inkhorn of Mercy and World Improvement Sermon

Dr. Talmage sermons on Ezekiel 9:2 describe the inkhorn as a divine tool for world improvement. He extols the power of written influence in homes and businesses, urges evangelistic using ink from inkstands, and envisions a global revival through letters and literature over warfare.

Talmage Louis Klopsch Washington Ezekiel National Archives Igkhorn Tennyson Violeta Trajan Godfrey Jerusalem Hernando Cortes Montezuma Herschel Marengo Arbela Eylou Rembrandt Kempis Christ Horace Bushnell Thomas Binney Weigh House Chapel Conybeare Paul Archbishop Trench Stuart Robinson Austin Phelps Mary Hopkins Thomas Guthrie John Cumming Christendom Lous Matthew Henry Jesus Christ Raleigh New England God Moses John St. John

Ettedinos Rival Belle Strikes Pose on Cold Day

In Evidenos Richfelio That Mise Fortinoua belongs to the blue bloods as Rival Belle confirms with a wry remark. The exchange captures social contrasts and fashion mood on a chilly afternoon.

Evidenos Richfelio Mise Fortinoua Blue Bloods Belle

Spy-Glass: Stereo Telescope Lets Observers Hide Behind Walls

A Modern spy-glass using dual linked tubes and total reflection prisms enables concealment and long-range viewing without exposing the observer. It features independently adjustable eyepieces for different eye speeds, two optical positions, and sheltering use behind trees or walls while observing enemies.

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Benham disc colors through spinning slits in mirror tests

An Englishman Benham creates a black and white disk that yields rainbow colors when spun. A blackened face with a white area bears inscribed shapes between center and edge. Slits radiating from the center allow the reflected figure to colorize, with stronger light enhancing the effect. Three slits show three colored images, varying with rotation direction and individual viewers.

Benham

Artificial rubies warn buyers to seek expert exam

A Buffalo Enquirer excerpt warns shoppers that counterfeit and vamped up rubies are widely sold as genuine. Experts will melt small rubies to fake stones and hide joints with paste settings. Only microscope examination reveals the imposture, saving buyers from costly mistakes.

Buffalo Enquirer

Farming in Western Manitoba A Practical Vision

Prem Greenway urges Manitoba farmers to diversify beyond wheat, adopting mixed farming with horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry. He warns against continuous wheat on the same land and advocates using fodder as fertilizer, expanding land access for new settlers and promising abundant opportunities for common-sense industrious homesteaders.

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Rain a new food drink advertised in Baltimore paper

An old advertisement promotes RAIN as a healthy drink for children, claiming it helps the stomach and is easy on the digestive system. It touts grain-based formula and suggests it can replace coffee. includes pricing around 15 cents and notes availability from grocers and Bets per fixed stare in.

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