Ephesus Sermon Tour and Temple of Diana Reflections
The preacher recalls Polycarp and saintly courage in Smyrna and visits Ephesus to view the Temple of Diana, the stadium, and ruins. He contrasts pagan splendor with Christian refuge in Jesus, warning against idolatry and praising God’s provision. Parallels to modern cities and a looming British election are noted.
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Paul
Diana
Mother of Jesus
Acquilla
Priscilla
Bible Mention
Theological
Apollos
Christ
John
Patmos
Ephesus
Heaven
Earth
Brooklyn
New York
London
Aisatlantic
Transatlantic
Reat
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Athens
Thebes
Memphis
Babylon
America
Asia
Smyrna
Women of nerve rout bear in Maine farm defense
In Maine on the Molus River a wife and her sister killed an enormous bear menacing their home. Mrs McDonald charged with a pitchfork, Miss McDonald struck with an axe, and together the sisters beat the bear to death after a fierce ten minute fight. They lost two steers but won a public purse for more cattle.
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McDonald
Molus River
Maine
Roderick McDonald
McDeonald
Mrs. McDonald
Cress
Miss McDonald
Fall of an Ancient City From Luxurious Baths to Decline
The passage laments how luxury and indulgence led to Ephesus' decline. Hot baths weakened citizens and distracted from business, culture, and public life. Rulers respond to criticism while all facets of Ephesian life crumble from excess.
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Mpacsus
Ephesus
Ephesian
Diana
Big King's River Canyon Called A Yosemite Of The South
In the Sierra south of Yosemite a grand valley on the South Fork of Kings River rivals Yosemite in scale. Reached via Visalia or the east Pass, it measures about ten miles long and half a mile wide with walls 2 509 to 5 000 feet high. The depth exceeds four miles, making it longer and deeper than the Merced Yosemite with similar glacier carved features. Century notes the parallels to the famous valley and its majestic granite walls.
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Smyrna
Irkey
Smyrnaity
Hksyop
Polycarp
Christ
Ava
Polydrad
Ephea
Ephesus
Asia
Ionia
Diana
Paul
Bueng Il
Apostle
Athenium
Yvorum
Hadrian
Apollo
Minerva
Neptune
Mercury
Bacchus
Hercules
Cesar
Fortune
Jupiter Olympus
Wood
United States
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Pixodorus
Asia Minor
New Jerusalem
Diana’s Temple
Constantinople
St. Sophia
British Museum
Sierra
Yosemite Valley
Kings River
King’s River Canyon
Yosemite
Visalia
Southern Pacific
Kearsarge Pass
Swedes as Servants and a Grim Old Law
The piece cites Mrs. M. E. W. Sherwood praising Swedes as ideal servants and recounts a Swedish cook who claims the old practice of husalga allowed masters to punish servants. She laments idleness and disobedience among them in American life.
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M. E. W. Sherwood
North American Review
Freuda
Three Indian Warriors Face a Dying Race Warning
The Portland Oregonian quotes Joseph Moses and Lot in the city as sturdy mountain men whose race faces extinction due to pulmonary consumption among the youth. The piece laments civilization's impact and records a somber forecast for their people. Meanwhile feather boas trend with ostrich and peacock plumes used for fashion and ceremony.
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Joseph
Moses
Lot
Portland Oregonian
Time-Table for Housekeepers From The New York World
A practical guide for young housekeepers listing baking times for breads cakes and puddings. It covers large and small loaves biscuits rolls brown bread sponge cake rich cake fruit cake small cakes cookies rice pudding boiled puddings batter puddings and pie crust with approximate durations.
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New York World
Cod Fish Banks Prosper in Alaska and Seattle Trade
Alaskan cod banks prove a rich resource with the Pacific coast receiving cargoes. A vessel freighted with cod recently arrived at Seattle carrying fifty thousand fish from the Kodiak Islands. The catch is noted for better quality than Newfoundland fish and Behring Sea stocks are said to reach unusually large sizes.
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Seattle
Wash
Kodake Islands
Newfoundland
Behring Sea
Boston Transcript
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Diane of
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Louis Klopse
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Darius
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Virzil
Homer
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Herostratus
Ariest
Jesus Christ
Chrysostom
Neve
Great Britain
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Justice Glencorse
Scotland
Lord Portsmouth
Manchester
Buteshire
Thanet
Kent
Buckingham
Kilkenny
John Pope Hennessy
Parnell
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