The Queen of Sheba and Solomon as Christian Sermon
A Sunday sermon uses the Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon to urge personal pursuit of faith. It contrasts wealth and splendor with spiritual riches, urging listeners to seek God actively and to press toward heaven, where the half has not been told.
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Sheba
Christ
Alates
Elizabeth Christina
Prussia
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Marie
France
Helena
Constantine
Arcadia
Constantinople
Clotilda
Elizabeth
Burrundy
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Jerusalem
Abyssinia
Arabia Felix
Solomon
Jesus Christ
God
South
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Saiah
John
Paul
Ezekial
Luther
Calvin
John Milton
China
India
Ganges
Italy
Cassia
Willery
Georgia Farmers Shift From Cotton To Tobacco
Georgia farm observers report a sizable number of farmers abandoning cotton cultivation in favor of growing tobacco due to market prospects and potential profits.
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Georgia
Stamp proposal equates postage with special delivery mark
The proposal suggests that ten cents of postage stamps could substitute for a special delivery stamp if the words special delivery are printed beneath them.
Brazilian firm formed to exploit Amazon resources
A company is formed in Rio Janeiro with capital of $ ,000,000 to explore and develop the Amazon natural resources. Colonies will be established and means provided to reach a market for a region heretofore practically unexplored.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Amazon
Egypt Irrigation Expands In Protectorate Impact
Under the English Protectorate, irrigation spreads widely in Egypt boosting farming. Last year Egypt produced 400,000,000 pounds of cotton, about a quarter of Britain’s total consumption.
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Egypt
Great Britain
Japan Rice Shipped via Canadian Pacific to Chicago
The report notes Japan rice is shipped from Japan to Chicago by the Canadian Pacific route at a cost of eighty seats per hundred pounds, totaling less than the San Francisco overland rail option. The distance cited is about 7000 miles, with the San Francisco route costing $1.31 per hundred pounds.
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Japan
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
The Chicago Post on the evolution of tools and methods
The Chicago Post declares that progress will replace slower, costly mailing with more ethereal means derived from its own innovations. It compares past transport and rapid communication advances to a future sealed, refined system born from drilling and self-improvement.
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The
Chicago Post
Pasteur Calms Ferocious Mastiff With A Glance
A visitor at Pasteur's Paris menagerie watched the scientist calm a fierce Spanish mastiff by removing its muzzle and chain. Pasteur fixed the dog with a steady gaze, the animal cowered then submitted, licking his hand and lying down.
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Pasteur
Paris
Wheat yields spark plan for expanding farming
The Boston Cultivator argues fear of wheat import reliance is unfounded. It notes a ten year average of six to seven bushels per acre and this year fifteen, a surplus, but warns yields are still only half British farm results. It calls for rapid farming improvements and millions of new wheat acres.
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Boston
Decayed Teeth Extractions Extend Lifespan Says Study
The article notes a trend over thirty years where more people have decayed teeth extracted and wear store teeth. This change improves digestion and is linked to longer life spans.
Where Pie Is King in New York Stores and Wages
The New York Press notes pie dominates, with 150000 pies daily and twelve firms supplying a year’s supply. A large plant details apple peeling, doughing, and filling by dozens of workers, with 200 employed and horses for distribution. Seasonal pies drive demand from mince in winter to berry in summer.
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New York
Eiffel Tower
New York Press
Fox Against Ball in Straw Fight Ends in Fox’s Death
In Susquehanna county Pennsylvania farmer T Burbank witnessed a fox attack an ugly Durham bull. The bull gored the fox through the body after repeated clashes and the fox died shortly after being pulled from the bull.
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T. Burbank
Leno Township
Susquehanna County
Penn
Mr. Burbank
Reynard
Directors Fees and Riches From Boardroom Pay
The New York Times notes directors of big corporations receive up to 15 for each meeting and occasional pools divide 150 among attendees. Some executives report annual incomes from directors fees ranging from 5000 to 100000 or more, with gold payments and pools used to reward punctual attendance.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Dtd. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Samuel D. Babcock
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Russell Sage
Jayreald
Board of Directors
New York Times
Lucky whip linked to Marvin’s record runs
Charles Marvin, famed trotter on Stockton tracks, credits an old whip borrowed from Willis Parker as his lucky charm in key races. He used it with Sunol in 2 13, and again during his 2 104 mile and Palo Alto’s 2 05 mark. Parker plans to send the engraved, gold-handled whip East to Marvin Franklin, with Sunol Arion and Palo Alto names and dates.
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Charles Marvin
Stockton
Willis Parker
Marvin
Parkers
Sunol
Palo Alto
Parker
Marin Franklin
Penn
Vin
Arion
Cal
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DR. Talmage
Chris _—tian
Palmyra
Euparates
Palestine
Ezien-geber
Jong
Mount Lebanon
Joppa
King’s Gate
Solomon’s Palace
Hiram
Josephus
Conservatoryiee Et Ture
Harneich
Bain
Pie
Fox
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