Burden Bearer Sermon Urges Cast Thy Load Upon the Lord
A Sunday sermon on casting burdens on the Lord emphasizes personal trials in business, health, bereavement, and sin. The preacher cites Psalm 55 and biblical examples to urge practical faith, resilience, and reliance on divine sustenance amid adversity.
Humming Bird Observations on Mother's Care and Nesting
Bradford Torrey chronicles a hummingbird study in the Atlantic noting the mother’s constant feeding of two nestlings, their awkward early growth, and a dramatic display of maternal devotion. He describes a mound-like stone structure found nearby, likely built by ancient mound builders, with a mystery purpose.
Never Speaks to His Wife in Remarkable Loneliness
A Philadelphia Record feature describes a northwestern city couple who 22 years ago ceased speaking to each other over a dispute about a cottage in the wife's name. The husband, once wealthy, squandered assets while he toils at a newsstand, giving away homes and property he once owned, even as he delivers papers door to door each evening. Their two daughters differ in fortune, one marrying well, the other staying to help.
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David
Mim
Straits of Magellan
Daniel
Havelock
Lord Jesus Christ
New York City
H Ses Pha Coe
Eat Jay
Moen
Germanicus
Joseph
Shadrach
John the Evangelist
Pat
Grimal
Barabbas
Universalist Church
New York
Christ
Sahara
Philadelphia Record
Taverner
Boston Post
Companion
Shakespeare
Philip Welch
Penloper
Prehistoric Vault Unearthed During Lot Cut in Huntington
Masonry was exposed while leveling the Purviance property on North Jefferson street Huntington Indiana revealing a possible prehistoric vault. The work was part of excavation to proper grade where the lot was being prepared for development and the find prompted immediate inspection by local authorities and archaeologists.
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D. A. Purviance
Jefferson Street
Huntington
Ind
Miners Camp Shootings and Gambler Violence in 1851 California
In Mokelumne Hill's rugged camp life, 1851 miners faced constant danger from gambling tents where pistols fired during disputes. A guitarist wounded a Mexican musician as a shooter calmly finished a billiards shot, and the memory segues into notes on humor writing and paper quality for wordsmiths.
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Mokelumne Hill
California
Mr. H
Red
Nature versus art in fishing lesson
A Board of Trade member plans a fishing trip with more nature and less in gadgets. After a failed Michigan trout attempt with $60 gear, two Indian children showed a green twig tied to a bent pin baiting a cricket that caught several trout, prompting a sale of the sixty dollar outfit.
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Board of
Michigan
Chicago Mail
Dam in Nile Valley Sparks Storage Proposals
The Egyptian Public Works department studies Nile storage reservoirs after a three month annual drought. Willcocks reports no storage north of the First Cataract. A proposed dam at Phile would supply only one third of needed water and would flood Phile ruins at a cost of 3 750 000 dollars.
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Department of Public Works
Cairo
Nile
Mediterranean
Willcocks
Assonah
Phile
Farmer Loses 916 Hogs to Cholera in Nebraska
A Nebraska farmer at Storkville reports 916 head of hogs killed by cholera last year. Copenhagen plans an international book exhibition. For sore eyes use Dr Isaac Thompson Eye-water sold by druggists at 25c per bottle. United States has 62 401 post offices.
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Storkville, Neb
Isaac Thomson
The
United States
Johnson
L. S. Jonsson & Co Tt
O.H Ingalls
Baptist Church
Bangor
Bostos
Masa
Murray ST
New York
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