The Presence and Paraclete in Modern Faith
A reflective essay on the Holy Spirit as the Comforter and Advocate, linking Jesus’ promise to send an Other Self with the Paraclete’s ongoing work. The piece contrasts personal grief, historic doctrinal splits, and the Spirit’s power guiding democracy, justice, and peace, citing Arthur Balfour and global faith.
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Hekind
Christ
Jesus
Paraclete
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Holy Spirit
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George
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White House
Mr. Balfour
Jesus Christ
Redeemer
Niagara
Buffalo
Lord Kelvin
Houghteling Delano Wedding Held in Washington
Miss Laura Delano daughter of Frederic A. Delano vice governor of the Federal Reserve Board married James Lawrence Houghteling Jr of Chicago at the Delano home in Washington. The bridegroom recently served as special assistant secretary to the U S ambassador at Petrograd.
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Washington, D. C
Laura Delano
Frederic A. Delano
Federal Reserve Board
James Lawrence Houghteling, Jr
Chicago
Delano
United States
Petrograd
Assemble Pictures From Clipped Magazines Card Game
The activity guides cutting old magazines for living images, mounting them on cardboard, and breaking into irregular pieces. Players draw scraps, try to fit them into a growing picture, and continue until someone completes a figure, with luck and strategy guiding draws.
Royal Hair Cutting Ceremony Across Eastern Lands
An account describes a royal hair cutting at age ten or twelve for a princess. The rite features a grand ceremony with flowers, jewels, golden girdle, and a canopy of leaves. The father, mother, priest, and guests each cut a hair segment, ending with a feast and fireworks as gifts are given to nobles and officials.
Notes From Government Stock Backed Banknote Description
Fragmentary text describes durable greenback notes measured 3% inches wide by 7% inches long with lengths and weights listed. It notes tensile strength lengths 41 pounds crosswise 91 pounds and sheet configurations with multiple dimensions. Worn sheets are returned to the government for destruction.
Planning the ideal home beyond colors and lots
The article argues home planning starts with ideals shared by couples. It advocates imagining castles in the air to shape a home that expresses family, community, and national well being. Beauty and health enrich happiness, turning ideals into a tangible, joyful home.
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Spain
How Marbles Are Made From German Refuse Stone
The article describes marble production from German refuse stone and agate quarries. Workers break the refuse into small cubes, then crush them in a mill with water to form perfectly round marbles. The process is simple and inexpensive, yielding many finished marbles in a short time.
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Live Stock Business Recites Long Distance Service Needs
Kennette and Son, Louisville live stock buyers, praise Bell System long distance service to distant points Indianapolis East St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Wheeling Norlie Dayton Cincinnati Lexington and demand continued up-to-date rapid service for their operations. The letter stresses need for quick, reliable communications to support livestock purchasing.
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Louisville
Kennnett & Son
Indianapolis
Ind
Font Co
St. Louis
Chicago
Ill
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Lexington
Nature's Disguises and Animal Camouflage in Habitat
The article explains how animals use coloration and form to blend into surroundings. It cites species such as the white Arctic bear, ermine, and Arctic fox, the ptarmigan, Siberian sable, woodchuck, antelope, tiger, puma, zebra, and giraffe, detailing seasonal changes and camouflage effectiveness in deserts, jungles, and forests.
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Canada
The Beneficent Toad and Its Value to Agriculture
A government bulletin explains the toad as a defender against noxious insects and a steady, year by year presence in fields. It notes myths about venom and disease are unfounded, cites limited danger from handling, and lists the toad’s diet mainly of insects such as ants, grubs, caterpillars, beetles, and snails, highlighting its usefulness to farmers.
Animal drinkers and water needs in farm mammals
The text notes that all but a few species drink water moderately, especially when feeding on corn or in barns. It describes drought and dew effects, predicts a coming lull in activity, and remarks on thirst driving behavior in cattle sheep and predators. Water provision influences distribution and health, with well watered districts supporting more wildlife.
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Tee Live Stock Business
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