Prodigal Son sermon on hunger and return to father
A Sunday sermon argues hunger exposes sin and prompts repentance as the prodigal in the parable decides to arise and go home. It contrasts the wages of sin with divine pardon and recounts two prodigal tales of return and forgiveness, urging listeners toward repentance and trust in God.
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Ex-Congressman Mason Named to Illinois Federal Bench
Catcago August 25 Ex Congressmen William E Mason will become successor to Judge Blodgett of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Blodgett will resign in late October and return to counsel work for the Behring Sea Commission.
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William E. Mason
Judge Blodgett
United States District Court
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Illinois
Behring Sea Commission
Fathers of Great Men Across Professions
A collage of notable figures shows the fathers of writers artists scientists and leaders came from varied trades. Names like Shakespeare Goethe Newton Da Vinci and Beethoven are linked to farmers clerks bakers mechanics and many craftspeople, illustrating humble beginnings shaping famous paths.
Tomato Catsup and New Lexrow Dish Variations
The text outlines tomato catsup with brown sugar vinegar onions and spices boiled for hours then strained. It also describes meat preparations including New Lexcwrow Dreu using minced meat with sauces to make crouette or scallop dishes, and fritters or fried meat enhancements.
Extraordinary egg laying feats of insects and ants
The article compares egg counts across species from silk worms to queen bees and white ants. It cites estimates from Burmaister Spence and others, noting queens laying from thousands to over forty thousand eggs per season and even up to about 2.5 million eggs for some ants over a season, with lunar cycles affecting timing.
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Spence
Perestate
Ento
Chicago Herald
New York Weekly Rumor Sketches Two Men in Blue Suits
A brief item from the New York Weekly hints at a wartime hullup involving two men. One is described as a First Man and the other as a Second Man in a blue suit, with the note focusing on a single feller rather than broader details.
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