Earthquake of Faith Sermon at St Paul Plate Reads No Fear
A preacher compares personal trials to a Philippian dungeon and Lisbon quakes, urging listeners to trust in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. He contrasts historical tragedies with Christ’s cross and depicts saving faith as full commitment, not mere belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periere
Jesus Christ
Philippian
Joseph
Dan
Shadrach
Weslo
Philip Melancthon
Paul
Silas
Brutus
Earth
Heaven
Lisbon
Lima
Aleppo
Caraccas
Ben
Long Branch
Apostle
Lord Jesus Christ
Lord
Jesus
Christ
Negan
John
Isis
Galilee
Calvary
Rowland Hill
Aligumat
Bethlehem
Capt
Braveheart
Tts
Hunting Big Horns in Bitter Root Mountains
William Kennedy of Leesburg Idaho describes hunting big horn sheep and mountain goats in the Bitter Root range. He details techniques, gear, and the rugged ascent to shoots, recounting a 1000 foot shot, multiple goats and sheep taken, and the use of hides for robes.
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William Kennedy
Leesburg
Idaho
San Francisco Examiner
Bitter Root
Orris Montana
Bitter Root Mountains
Bearshed County
Mont
Appherae Montanus Zoology
Gibbon Valley
Mount Williams
Shad
John Ripcard
Tom Wilson
Salmon City
Saskatchewan
Idahore
The Dairying Industry Vast in United States
Ex Senator Warner Miller discusses the dairy sector as the nation’s largest single industry with estimates of over 2.0 billion dollars invested, 15 million cows, 60 million acres under cultivation, and 450 gallons per cow annually yielding 6.75 billion gallons. Milk value at 12 cents a gallon would total 510 million, with half processed into butter and cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
United States
New York Graphic
Man’s Life by the Hour Averages from Fifty Years of Daily Routines
A Philadelphia Record report outlines how an average man’s day fills with toilet, shaving, dressing, meals, and seeking a collar button. It converts fifty years of routine into totals such as eight hours of sleep, fifty-nine days of shaving, and several months of meals and dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Poet and Patron in Spenser Tale
A tale from Harpers Magazine recounts Sir Philip Sidney? No, the Earl of Southampton as patron to Edmund Spenser. After reading pages of the Faerie Queene the earldom’s patron first awards £29 then orders £20 more and £20 again, yet finally returns the manuscript saying he is too poor to buy it.
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Farmington
N. J
Connecticut
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
Spenser
Earl of Southampton
Harpers Magazine
Betrayed Fiddle Theme Prompt in Town Topics
A snappy Town Topics quip centers on a conversational tease about a beach suit, jokingly likening it to a Poole garment. The playful exchange hints at June purchases and a torn ticket, ending with a light admonition about wearing the item.
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Nday
Pr. Talmage
St. Paul, Minn
God
Hemans
Sigourney
Dr. Young
Bethany
Aili
Our Salvation
Massachusetts
Queer
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