The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

advanced years tell me that the blue glass craze
aourished In the early '7Os, but died dovp. as have
Did the theories Of Gen. Piessonton receive serI.
GUS consideration from the men OF science and
70 animal and vegetable Ifet who are the up
are any1 d.. j, O'kKEFPk.
Tho therapeutics Of blue glass hit the popular
taste most cordially and tho glaziers were for a
time very busy In putting In new lights on sunny
exposures: In fact the makers Of the glass could
not turn 10 out fast enough 20 meet the demand.
Toacertain class OF invallds II did a world Of good.
Just as other striking novelties have done before
and since. The medical profession looked upon
the scheme with amused liberation. for they recog-
nized the value OF the sun bath and that IL was In
mo- way damaged by passing through q blue me-
dunn. Until quite recently, possibly 70 the present
time, there has remained 4 blue window on the
southern side of an old house in Brooklyn. a proof
either that the cult Is not entirely forsaken or that
the window is mirscalously proof against accident.
I notice that in reply TO a question as 70 which
Testament . under the new dlspensatlon.
the nrst day OF the week 10 hallOwed as sunday
Kindly give me Bible quotations for proof OF this
statement, and n Christ and the Apostles in any of
their teachings set forth that the first day OF the
Sabbath. Il. MEEKs.
The quotation IL not correctly given. for the state
ment on which this comment Is based reads. In
the New Testament the day following the Sabbath
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n,oo, q, ,bts Main .,atsrsn, ,h.t sunday !. m.
nrst Jay OF the week is found In 81. Matthew Axvli'
j, and does not involve In the least the saturday
sunday question which has been In dispute by
certain small schools OF theologiaus as opposed 10
the general practice of the Church. To the assign
ment Of the dominica title TO Sunday Revelation
l.. 10. may be cited as an apostolic authorization.
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ian a, an. cnrrrh ana an. Fmr.ror Corstsnt,ns
connymed n nv MINERAL rescy,nt as civic law.
What were the partIculars OF the story that an
American had been able to provide a table capable
OF seating fourteen persons Al dinner inc tADie
wing '"NP ""N n CotFNAS.
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,rsusre q a VI 49, "n h., na
" "AN 80, A 80 ,shis
large enough TO sccommodate all OF the forty mot
made. The slab was cut from one OF the redwoods
q, u,rhold, ooun,v CaI,,orpia II measured
"a feet 4 incbe, IN diameter. was about three feet
thick and weighed nineteen tons. 1t Is a shameful
thing of course. to destroy such a tree; but as they
are being YnthlessIv felled along the Coast Range
IN California in the ordinary operations of logging
the mere chopplnx down of one for a rich mans
WAGER makes little difference. Whether 10 be a
,shle In Iondon or the boards OF a house In Cali
fornia- tina Ioss tn the redWOOd forests il irreDarAOlo
md IN the State IA lasting and far reaching,
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Can germs be transmitted through the water that
usually congregates on ana around a cake OF soap
S,uIS.nt - ~ IN y, u ppon,snd tbs, i, ~ beTefore a
Sisinfectsnt or a eermicide' This IA opposed by
mr. antagonist. by replying that French and Ger,
nan sNan 10 = IonS ne,ind TtiI de but thar the
g Es, ,hs .1eIa I n1ornsd q = csEe OF soapi g r J'
Inc BOAD ana the germ eccn q XIV Along NGIy
comiottaD.y .oReener o y IeHsen y mu ~
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COnHaslon 'niousn tne ooep 70 no" epos iW ~
Neiopment, proVuou ,ne nN'o w 'Vi4'.
IN soho a'ci useI VI nc soap. III e'opeo
conSloer INC constant Nlehahce "hnh u mus'
emp"s " uOuse amo pte,aNne OoNu.uo ~ w. o
prac''ai IHl'oeeiu"ty Vi Neunt . H"e
M Asepte Wonu, ID snnoe' enoueh 70 SIIan
nm IN turnms IA'anst' e soap j. ho' 70 DO AZ
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b,v. rad r.c.ntIv ,hs, N. mos, destructive.
earthquake on record occurred in 1911 In the Missis-
slppi Valley. Please give an account of It.
T. j. FARouhAR'
So far as concerns the loss OF life and the de-
New Madrid cannot be brought at all into COM
psIson Win tns shock wnicn snatterea Lisbon IN
l7OS or thoso which IN TINS year nave lalu san frah-
which were wrought upon the land the New Madrid
shock stands easily nrst. over an extent OF coun-
try about New Madrid. No. stretching for 300 miles
southward from the mouth OF the Ohio the ground
rose and sank in great undulations. and lakes were
formed and again drained. The surface burst open
In assures and mud and water were thrown as high
as the tree tops The disturbances continued Tor
several months, until March 20, 1917, when they
ceased coincldently with the great earthquake at
Caracas.
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