Queen of Sheba Inspires Pursuit of Truth and Worship
A vivid sermon portrays the Queen of Sheba’s visit to Solomon as a metaphor for seeking true religion. It urges immediate pursuit of faith, likening lavish ancient riches to the heavenly glory, and exhorts listeners to “start for the throne” and embrace salvation without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jerusiem
South
Solomon
Kingdom of Heaven
Arabia Felief
Shebs
Tarshish
Jesus
Dr Dares
Temperance and Drink Evil Spark Broad Social Alarm
A collage of temperance arguments notes water and alcohol harm, urging abstinence and moral example. It cites banners, church leaders, and press commentary on drink’s impact on health, industry, and family life. It quotes London factories, Brooklyn court cases, and international views, urging decisive action.
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London
Eugene
Atron Ohio Iron Company
Flischa
W. G
Philadelphia
Sabbath School Review of the Past Quarter
This fragment shows a Sabbath School lesson outline on Isaiah and Hezekiah with questions and answers about prophecies of Christ, the Lord's protection against Assyrian threats, and the call to come to the waters without money. It notes themes of knowledge of the Lord, pride, punishment, and healing through Christ’s wounds.
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Jerusalem
Sheba
Solomon
Queen of Sheba
Toitea
Andahe
Xea
Jasus
Christ
Elizebeth Christina
Prussia
Maria Feoorovna
Hassis
Marie
France
Helena
Constantine
Arcalia
Oople
Clotilda
Elizabeth
Burgundy
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Spientor
Nile
Isiah
John
Paul
Ezekinl
Luther
Alvin
Job Milton
China
India
Ganges
Italy
Mysell
Hgmn
Willory
Cirat
Ephraim
Hezekiah
Sebhool
Hezekial
Pathe
Scientific scraps reveal vast electric plant and odd odds
A Chicago report notes the largest electric plant to rise, while science items cover waves exerting a ton per square inch at 20 feet, bent whalebones usable after soaking, and the Lima Edison torpedo praised as formidable. Other notes discuss a 200 year old Rochester tree, Sweden's coal substitute briquettes, global life figures, Jeremiah dialogue quizzes, and magnetic metals at extreme lows.
Lord Londesborough Reputed Tie Maker Fossilized Style
Lord Londesborough noted for his ties as Tiladstone is for his collars. He wears a broad silk tie with a tat like shape.
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Lord Londesborough
Tiladstone
Trainmen Deaths and Injuries Raise Safety Stakes Across Railways
An old report compares railway worker fatalities and injuries in the United States with historic battles. It notes wartime and peacetime losses, citing rail exposure, and argues for stricter safety as rail employment risks remain high. The piece contrasts past wars with modern railway dangers and calls for better protective measures.
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Lway
Henry
Breet Lodge
Waltas
Sedan
Ghave- Jott
Wellington
Wateroo
Meade
Gettysburg
Shiloh
America
Yrar
Mun Fewessit
Muust
Ion Raghagd
Ematores
Oleh
Bible Anglosaxon Word Proportion Noted at Seven Percent
A historical note records that the proportion of Anglo-Saxon words in the English Bible is seven percent of the whole text. The statistic highlights the linguistic blend shaping early English scripture and its preservation of older vocabulary.
Tennessee Doctor Reflects On Davy Crockett Legend
The Nashville born physician Dr. Stout recalls Davy Crockett as a towering figure in Southern history. He notes Crockett’s buckskin image is a caricature and praises his intellect, morality, hunting skill, and potential as a statesman had he lived beyond the Alamo.
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H. Stout
Cisco
Tenness Seran
Nashville
Ir. Stout
Gren. Jackson
Davy Crockett
Sam Houston
Tinown
Alan
Sam Rouston
Pianist praised in curious old tale and dialogue
A bleary OCR fragment presents a quirky scene with a celebrated pianist called Orphens and a family exchange about marriage and living arrangements. The garbled text mentions a teacher, a Fire reference, a dragnet, and a comical tone, suggesting a humorous or serialized piece from a vintage newspaper.
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DR. Talmage
Brooklyn Divine
SUN
Chris
Mount Lebanon
Joppa
King’s Gate
Egypt
Cedars
Temple
Solomon's Palace
Hiram
Josephus
Stepa
Eliz
Rik
Temperant Banner
Christies
Sacred Heart Review
Ro Sykes
Liverpool
Samuel Smith
England
Treas
United Kingdom
Europe
Father Svkea
Spain
City Court of
Brooklyn
Iegal
eLie
Henry Matheier
Tuck
Grant
Mower
Massachusetts
Theat M. Ft
Temiperavol News
Isa
Norfolk England
Giwstone
Georman
Posten Aster
Sas
Dapan
Lettens
Teorge Wy Chilts
Holiant
Ford
South Australia
Patelren
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Heaumont
Cal
International Lesen
Golden Text
Peale Cf
Review Exercrae
Chicago
Iil
Lima-Edison
Tyne
Rochester
N. H
G Governor Tuttle
Mme Price
Jehoiakim
Jeremiah
Sweden
el Miah
Jarge
Jere
Zedekiah
Tadnezzar Take
Zekiah
Bibylon
Kiblah
Babylon
Newton
John Leslie
Edinburgh
Mangisklak Peninsula
Caspian Sea
James Dewar
University of Cambridge
Warnabe
Top
Pirowoets
Waverly House
T. Alford
King Street
Charleston
Wright's Hotel
S. L. Wright & Sons
Columbly
Beane
Platt
Alem
Relden
Bae
Bergeta
Maine
Trainmeen
Gentlemantly
Presbyterian Church
Thalas
Tours Pian
Flue Fon
Mor
Poot
CTS
Ola de
Associated Fanciers
Tladelphia
Pomona Ile
Japan
Lucy Duke
Pomona Hill
Pomona
N. C
Augusta
Katee Omnibus
B. $. Doolittle
Roni Oa
Ase
Ee Monet Yupcee Rowe
Pense St Howe
Peru
Scientific American Agency For
Barge Scientific American
Addreee Munn & CO
Broadway
New Fore
psWs
Reg A
Remq
Lippman Bro
Savannah GA
Vlatt, Aiken
Erman
Lana
Joo. FU A
Liz
Leeward
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