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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1892
Page
2
A Rev Dr Talmage sermon tours Solomon's palace grandeur and the legend of the Queen of Sheba. The piece describes epic wealth, Babylonian trade, and the moral call to worship God, urging charity over earthly riches. The narrative blends biblical imagery with historical marvels and ends reflecting on piety versus opulence.
A long, devotional talk urges listeners to seek religion in Jerusalem not wait for it to come. The speaker quotes biblical scenes, cites Solomon and the queen of the south, and urges action, repentance, and personal pilgrimage toward faith in Christ. The sermon blends sermonizing, scripture, and dramatic imagery of deserts, thrones, and rivers of salvation.
A broad excerpt surveys temperance rhetoric and anti liquor sentiment. It cites sermons and periodical notes from Sacred Heart Review and others, condemning saloons as corrupting forces. It discusses labor unrest, factory productivity losses, and social decay attributed to drunkenness with moral appeals and calls for reform.
A fragmented Sabbath school guide presents questions on biblical passages from Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, including prophecies against Ephraim, Hezekiah’s prayer, and the new covenant. It interleaves teacher prompts with student prompts, citing events, prophecies, and punishments, then veers into historical wartime losses and battlefield figures.
A disjointed collection notes a planned electric plane 20 feet high, reused whale bone tricks, the Lime-Edizon torpedo tested from a moving slip in Tyne, a 200 year old tree felled near Lochester, and various curios from magnets to seaweed dyes. It mentions portraits of Davy Crockett, Nashville history, and local celebrity lore, all cobbled from miscellaneous snippets.
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