Many Rooms in Our Father's House Sermon
A Sunday sermon envisions heaven as a vast multiroomed home in which believers reside. It describes reception rooms for newcomers, a throne room of grace, a music room, and a family room, emphasizing the need to enter through Christ and the joy of reunions with departed loved ones.
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Not Pig But Tiger A Near Fatal Jungle Encounter
An actor recounts a tiger encounter while pig hunting in India with Jack Henwood. In a Khandalla ravine a tiger charged as beaters worked, shots felled it, and a chaotic chase ended with the hunter surviving after a falls. A coolie was killed during the melee, and the party buried him in the jungle.
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First Large Bison Kraals Reported in Malay Peninsula
The Sultan of Pahang built a fence to enclose a herd of Malay bisons in Pekan. Twenty four animals were captured with ten dead by nightfall and two more died overnight. Two bisons were sent toward Singapore and a large cow destined for the Singapore Museum. The effort aims to identify Malay bison with the Indian gaur.
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Coaches Up Pike's Peak toll road opens to public
The Pike’s Peak toll road is opened for carriage travel reaching the summit. After winter snows are cleared the smooth road replaces a twelve mile rugged trail, offering easy access for all ages and conditions to the famed panoramic heights. The Denver Republican notes dangers of jealousy when progress is attacked.
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