The Queen in the Home, a Sermon by Dr. Talmage
In a Washington sermon Dr. Talmage extols the home as a field of usefulness and urges wives and mothers to lead in virtue. He argues against gender hierarchies, asserts woman’s capacity to vote, and envisions women shaping moral and spiritual leadership within family and society. The talk blends biblical allegory with calls for female empowerment and domestic influence.
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Washington
Talmage
Italy
Switzerland
England
Scotland
Harriet Martineau
Elizabeth Browning
George Pilot
John
Disciple
Robert McCheyne
John Summerfield
Henry Martyn
Albany
Boards of Trade
Lord Bacon
Newton
Alfred the Great
Jonathan Edwards
Isabella
Catharine
Russia
Anne
Maria Theresa
Germany
Thirteen Year Old Chicago Hero Risks Life for Sister
Sammy Winans a 11 year old boy saved his baby sister Potsie from an oncoming street car on a stormy Chicago day. He blocked the child’s path with his body and took the impact while protecting Potsie as the car struck. He endured injuries and expects weeks indoors but praised his sister’s safety above his own. The boy’s actions are hailed as a model of American boyhood and selflessness.
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Jordan
Jesus
Stek
Miriam
Deborah
Hannah
Samuel
Mary
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Persia
Tropics
Italy
Aleap
Lebanon
Chicago
Keseuli
Slater
Chicago Record- Herald
Sammy Winans
Sish
Sammy
Lotale
Wong State Street
Totsie
Tatsia
Totele
Notables and anecdotes from early American era
A collage of recalled scenes and stories from Generals Grant Loring and Stone in Egypt with the khedive, a physician joke from the New York Times, a Milwaukee church tale about a railroad conductor, and a Navy Bureau anecdote about a mysterious M Walsh. The pieces illustrate humor, ships, and high society in a dated press style.
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Grant
Detroit Free Press
Egypt
Khedive
United States
Stone
Loring
Sibley
Long
Beverly
Kernan
Mason
Loving
Mexico
Laving
Joring
Ceneral Loring
General Grant
Old Loring
General Loring
Sald
Peruna testimonials from Minnesota readers praising cure
Mrs E A Crozier of Sealie View Peenigat Minnesota credits Peruna with lifting her from a sick bed after bearing-down pains backache and headache. Mrs W Henderson of Bordulac New Co also reports relief from severe uterine weakness and leg pain after using Peruna. Dr Hartman offers free case treatment and confidential records from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio, listing patient names symptoms and prior treatments.
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Peruna
E. A. Croxler
Peruana Bo
Wm. Henderson
Hartman
Ivery
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Disturbances Reported on Quelpart Island off Korea
Dispatches from Beoul report renewed unrest on Quelpart Island off the Korean coast. Several Catholic missionaries have been killed as disturbances escalate around the area near Patersburg.
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Patersburg
Beoul
Korea
Quelpart
Koreap
Looks Are Deceptive Detroit Today Chess Congress Delegation
A visitor mistakes a group of anxiously attentive people for mad lunatics at a downtown convention. An attendant clarifies they are leading members of the chess congress holding its convention, safe and guarded.
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Detroit
Munatics
Chess Congress
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Louglaa
P. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Hwanere
Lina Hea
Bheerer
Eteotel
Benero
Dongins
Niuli
W. T. Dongins
Syle
Tower CO
Felix Courator
Olga
Atl Wey
Western
Canada
Epp
ATG
Otuuwa
Martholomew
Dan Morrns
Iowa
W.L. Rogers
Watertown
South Dakota
W. ¥. Bennett
New York
Omaha
Nob
Bloux
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ecclesiastica
St. Edward's Hall
ENS
JONIA
Washington, D.C
Krogegate
Bioux City
P'E'g. CG
Totsle
Uldna
George H. Ide
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
Navy Department
M. Walsh
Bureau of Navigation
New York Times
Admiral Crowninshield
Bureau
Yack
Western Union
Hackett
Peel
Mike
Plike
Mr. Hackett
Peru
Eb, A. Crozier
Sealee View Peenigat
Dames Morgan Post
W. BR
Corpa
Minnesota
Nicollet
Minneapolis
Mion
Bordula¢, N. Co Writes
E. A. Crozier
Lord M. O'Gorman
V.S, Jazowr Vallerd
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