Is the Bible Being Neglected
A 1903 sermon argues there is no neglect in printing or selling Bibles but laments real neglect in daily reading. It contrasts Bereans who studied Scripture daily with Thessalonians and laments widespread nonreading in homes, urging renewed Bible engagement to preserve faith and society.
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Jesus
Christ
Paul
Silas
Theszealonica
Thessalonians
United States
New York
Nedee Veary
Mr. Moody
Ming
Bourgeon
Suburban Jet-Style House Designed for Severe Weather
The design outlines a 44 by 60 foot suburban home with seven to ten foot ceilings, three story potential, and a wide generous porch. It features separate yet connected apartments for social functions, oak parlor finishes, pine other areas, three-coat plaster, bronze green exterior, olive green shingles, furnace heating, and sanitary plumbing. Cost estimates place the building near 5500 dollars, varying by locality, with emphasis on open surroundings and yard space.
Fame Comes After Death at the Louvre Rule
Paris rule states no painting by a living artist will hang in the Louvre. A painter must be dead at least ten years before a work can be displayed, ensuring posthumous recognition after a decade.
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Walla
Louvre
Paris
Immune Mosquito Areas Linked to Acid Fruit Diet
The Philadelphia Record notes research suggesting that mosquitoes feeding on acidic fruits reduce malaria infection, while acidic diets may influence susceptibility. Early observations indicate areas with abundant nephelea and acid foods show immune bites, prompting calls for further study.
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Col
Giles
Indian Medical Gazette
Pr. Schoo
Celli
Philadelphia Record
Witty exchange in a Philadelphia press excerpt
A humorous exchange unfolds as a noble figure, now an invalid, asks if his biographer will visit. The butler corrects him, saying it is his physician, prompting a quip that the doctor is also busy with his life. The moment reflects period voice and playful social satire.
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Philadelphia Press
Rentraining Influence and Divorce Question
A discouraged husband asks if he would divorce a wife who values notoriety over home life. Mr. Meekton replies he might be tempted but doubts Henrietta would permit it, as quoted in the Washington Star.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington
David's Trust in God in the International Series
In this November 15 1908 lesson on Psalm 23, the Sunday School outlines Jehovah as a shepherd, detailing how a true shepherd leads, protects, and provides. It contrasts Syrian and American shepherding, notes the green pastures and still waters, explores the valley of the shadow of death, and explains the anointing and cups of blessing as expressions of divine care.
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Esson
David
Jehovah
America
Henry van Dyke
William A. Knight
Thors
W. A. Knight
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M. Edson
Huxley
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Ruskin
Gladstone
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Malachi
John
Peter
Jude
God
Tlim
Christ the Lord
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Judah
Artin Architecture
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