Godliness Profitable in Life and Business Sermon
A Sunday sermon argues that godliness benefits health, intellect, disposition, and worldly business, urging believers to apply faith to daily work. It cites examples of converted merchants, moral conduct in trade, and the need to embrace religion now, not after life’s end.
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Opal Prospect on a Misty Mountain Summit
A party led by a guide searches porphyry deposits for visible opal fragments in fogbound terrain. They uncover stones of mixed quality, but an expert verdict deems them unfit for sale as jewels though pleasing as specimens. The guide notes locals sometimes find valuables with ease.
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Fire by Friction Myth In Lumber Camp Tale
In Burrard Inlet British Columbia Lev a seasoned logging camp boss and hunter is stranded overnight after a deer hunt. With no matches he contemplates whether fire by rubbing sticks is possible and jokes that he would be eaten alive if anyone ever did it in one night.
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The Petersburg Mine and the Brave Fifty‑First
General Horatio Ching recounts the Petersburg siege and a dramatic mine blast ahead of the fort. Two officers of the Forty eighth Pennsylvania risked death entering the tunnel to fix the fuse. The explosion shook the earth and the Ninth Corps surged forward into a brutal hand to hand clash where Captain Samuel H. Sims of the Fifty first New York Volunteers fell leading his men.
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Biting The Finger Nails Finds Hidden Throat Mass
A Philadelphia physician recalls a case where a nervous young woman suffered throat irritation after biting a nail. A kernel sized fleshy mass attached behind the left tonsil was removed with forceps and proved to be fingernail material embedded in a cheesy deposit.
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Cruel Ox Driver’s Boomerang Incident at Lima
In Lima Ohio Lemuel Poorman enraged by a load he was unable to move began beating his oxen. He tied a knot in his whip and threatened to blind the animals. A high swing struck his own head instead, the knot lodging in his right eye.
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Lima
Ohio
Poorman
European Public Libraries by Country and Volume Counts
The article ranks European nations by public library systems and volumes. Austria claims many libraries with 5 775 volumes and 12 provinces. France lists 4 595 080 volumes across 26 volumes of manuscripts. Italy reports 499 libraries with 440 000 volumes and 220 000 manuscripts. Germany shows 3 5 libraries with 2 64 rou volumes. Russia reportedly has 25 000 worn items and a fraction of the population. The passage cites fragmented figures and questionable OCR of historical library data.
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