No Room for Jesus in Bethlehem and Today
A sermon laments the first Christmas tale of Mary and Jesus crowded from the inn and extended to modern life. It warns that Christ is still kept out by worldly pursuits, corrupt governance, and irreverence, urging personal openness to Jesus.
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Lim
Israel
Saylor
Galilee
Jesus
Nazareth
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Ui Wons
Christ
Niy
Tong
Hethlehem
Mary
Bethlehem
Roosevelt Wrong Says Abroad Impresses Argentines
The Inter Ocean argues against Mr Roosevelt’s foreign speeches, claiming his recall of judicial decisions and proposed social schemes misrepresent American policy. It warns that Argentina’s press may misconstrue U.S. democracy, urging clarity that Roosevelt acts without official American consent.
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Argentina
Hamlet
Roosevelt
American Republic
Inter Ocean
Ocasion
United States
Wilson for Class Legislation? Wilson survey accuses president of insincerity
George Harvey, editor of the North American Review, opens its November issue with a survey of the first six months of the Wilson administration. He accuses President Wilson of insincerity over a proviso in the sundry civil bill that exempts labor unions from prosecution, suggesting deliberate deception.
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Wilson
George Harvey
The
North American Review
Taft
Harvey
Tariff Changes Hurt Domestic Hosiery Industry
The consumer gains little from cheaper foreign hosiery and underwear if mills close or cut output. Imports, jobbers, middlemen, and retailers would face surging costs, driving prices up. The result could be crippled industries, widespread unemployment, and a surge in German hosiery and French underwear at current retail levels.
Measure Will Benefit Few
Politically charged note argues that proposed income tax relief is unlikely to lower living costs for ordinary consumers. It critiques Democratic hesitation and questions Speaker Clark's claim that the income tax will bless the country, noting it may not help modest earners.
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Clark
Roosevelt Warns Strong People Against Fear of Stone Man
The Kanzax City Journal reports Colonel Roose velt declares a brave populace must stand firm if a third term is demanded, asserting they will rise with strength to overcome any challenge.
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Roosevelt
Kanzax City
Patriotic Young Bull Moose Case At Boston Transcript
The study section at Washington considers the infant mortality issue in a poignant case that touches the young Bull Moose party, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
Caleb Inheritance Earned After Long Waiting Faith
A religious study text discusses Caleb in Joshua 14 through 15, noting his Gentile birth, unwavering faith, and lifelong patience. It highlights Moses promised land, Joshua's grant at Hebron, and the broader Christian parallel of faith-led endurance and God's provision.
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Otra
Ebal
Moses
Anaone
Joshua
Jordan
Anak
Israel
Caleb
Josh
God
Exzchel
Hebron
Allion
Jacob
Jesus
G. Campbell Morgan
Ags Celeb
Wit Bur Chapman
William
Agricultural education in Western Canada advances farming future
The article highlights Western Canada's push to develop farming as a profession through government backed education. It cites experimental farms in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, provincial agricultural colleges, and demonstration farms in Alberta. Dean Curtiss of Ames IA lauds Canadian ambition, noting government support for building agricultural institutions, breeder stock programs, and cooperative creameries with favorable financing. The 1913 grain yield is noted as excellent, with wheat 30 to 45 bushels per acre.
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Canada
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Agricultural College
Alberta
University At
Edmonton
Dean Curtiss
Ames Agricultural College
Iowa
United States
University and Agricultural College
Short Division Pun Joke from Classical Text
A playful exchange features a pupil named L Haricot performing multistep division on a beef steak. The instructor guides him through halving, quartering, eighths, sixteenths, then thirty seconds, prompting the boy to exclaim in exasperation.
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L’haricot
Fragmented Quote Survives as Nonsensical Dialogue
A garbled OCR style passage presents mixed phrases about dogmatic manner and categorical questions. It also contains stray bits about a Dean, Mentholated Couch and throat invitations, plus a quip on marriage and assets versus liabilities, yielding a fragmentary, unclear citation.
Mew Manager Explains Limited Check Payouts at Fast Stop
The owner, fumbling over sandwiches, states checks can be cashed for 50 cents only. A customer question about extra charges prompts the owner to reference emergency hospital contact 6538 Byam ingaide, calling it the nearest hospital.
All the world’s stage in vaudeville unseen acts
A quirky note describes people unknowingly acting in vaudeville style performances as if the entire world were a stage, capturing humor in everyday behavior and audience perception. The piece hints at performative life and social theater without explicit event details.
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Buenos Ayres
Sellers
Moody Bine Institute
Chicago
Wester Canada
HE Agricultural Colleges
Dean
Pietcher
L. C. Smith & Bros
E. C. Sealth, & Brom
N.Y
P.O
Kansas City
Afty
SPOHN
Spohn Medical CO
Gosyen
IND. U.S AL
L-W. Soda
Bakers of
Msitine
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