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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1890

Page

7

The Open Door of Heaven Sermon Core Idea

A sermon extols the open door of heaven as a direct path for prayers and the departed. It contrasts Patmos visions with earthly exile, urges bold prayer, and comforts believers with death as a doorway to eternal glory and immediate entrance into heavenly realms.

Ows John Potmnas Apostle Patwos St. Helena Tarrentes Stelena Patmos Cassia John Bunyan John Calvin Couleme Ceat Lebanon Heaven Stan Christ Bethany Matthew Paul Mhearers

Sunstroke and Heat Illnesses A Medical Overview

The article explains sunstroke as overheating of the blood caused by humid heat and radiation loss. It describes symptoms from heat exhaustion to heat apoplexy and thermic fever, and notes treatments such as cooling, ammonia remedies, and immediate medical aid. Complete recovery is rare, with best prognosis in cold climates.

Boston Herald

How to Learn a Person's Name by Alphabet Columns

A method describes locating letters of a name by which alphabetic columns contain the first letter. If a letter appears in multiple columns sum the top letters’ positions to reach the target letter. Example uses Jane and letters J A N E, noting how sums identify each letter. The piece invites curiosity in readers unfamiliar with the rules.

Jane

The Chinese Shoemaker in Chinatown Footwear Tastes

The article profiles a Chinatown cobbler who makes and mends shoes for businessmen. Chinese footwear ranges from coarse felt and leather-soled shoes for laborers to elaborate silk uppers and embroidered slippers costing up to 15 dollars. Also notes American-made Lynn shoes gaining favor and a decline in traditional Chinese sabots and queue habits.

Chinatown China San Francisco John Lynn New York Mailand Express

Remarkable Tree Near Alliaz Switzerland Defies Nature

A New York Telegram report describes a giant conifer near Alliaz in Vaud, Switzerland, 4500 feet up. The trunk measures about 30 feet, with seven side offshoots at two yards above ground. The two largest side trunks connect to the main stem by sub-quad rangular braces, a rare form among conifers.

Alliaz Vaud Switzerland New York Telegram

Salmon fishing on the Columbia shows a light pack

The Columbia River salmon season opens with a weak run and low boats on the river. After a price dispute, fishermen accepted one dollar per fish in May, but canneries lag in canning and preparations, leaving the river pack lighter than in recent years.

Columbia Columbia River

Hermetically Sealed Minnows For Long Distance Angling

In Cleveland J T Hasbrouck observed bass fishing with minnows kept in a tightly corked bottle. A member of our angling association then tested two to three gallon jugs filled two thirds with water and sealed. After a 17 mile drive the minnows remained in splendid condition with only one failing. Forest and Stream reports the practical result for anglers nationwide.

Cleveland J. T. Hasbrouck Ivaak Walton

Mexican Dramas and Audience Reactions in Mexican Shrine Scenes

The piece surveys Mexican stage life including mystery plays from Michoacan and Western Jalisco, pastoral entertainments, and the public zeal for religious performances. It notes the use of banners in crucifixion scenes, the devil as a gauze winged figure, and the audience’s earnest response to villains and moral dramas.

Ncedeal Titus Mexico Jesus Cealvary Judas Fers Priace Via Dolorosa Michoacan Jalisco Colima Hogarth Coryphee Rhodes Bess New Orleans Verdi Offenbach Alam Bonoth Peety Hanus

Alaska News Forecast Heavy Pack Waters

The Alaska report notes a very heavy pack forming offshore with nets typically 1500 feet long. Fishermen coil nets in boats and, after returning to the cannery, spread them on drying racks to prevent moisture damage. Great care is taken in handling the gear during this process.

Alaska West Shore

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