Sermon On Laughter and the Bible's Laughing God
Dr Talmage traveling in Austiqua delivers a sermon through the press on laughter in scripture. He catalogs four types of laughter from the Bible, praises Davidic and heavenly joy, warns against skeptics and worldly merriment, and envisions a joyful heavenly future where believers laugh in triumph. He urges faith, condemns scoffers, and exhorts readers toward a hopeful, robust Christian outlook.
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Broonnyx
Talmage
Bina
An-Gels
Usplensea
Sayal
Davit
Abraham
Sirah
Chely
Sarah
Shoeabell
Jesus Christ
Sanh
Azure
Gaul
Dar
Bishop Colenso
Herbert “Spencer
Stuart Milliughs
Barnard Larghs
Garden of Eden
Joshua
Egypt
Avas
Christ
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Omeone
Itesus Christ
Confucius
Azainet
David
Miriam
Hannah
Paul
John
Earth
Hell
Himalaya
Terusalem
Misero
George Whitefield
John Wesley
Toplady
Charles Wesley
Satan
Napoleon
Elba
Wellington
Waterloo
Kossuth
Hungary
Rome
Heaven
Securing a Din and Cheats in Dice Games Exposed
A historical report details methods of cheating with dice including securing a die with glass paper on the inside edge, loaded and electric dice, and dispatchers. It describes high and low dispatchers, tactics to tilt outcomes, and lists scam items such as loaded dice and complete sets for winnings.
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Jondadon
Ian High
Tn Faly
Oring
Tnt
Archery Fashionable Among Brooklyn Girls in Prospect Park
The ancient sport of archery thrives among girls and young men in Brooklyn. In Prospect Park and at Pratt Institute many participate, with women noting improved grace and fitness. Bows vary in cost, and gear requires practice, precision, and steady form to shoot accurately at Columbia distances.
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Bom Hintato Thos
Dow
Arran
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Pratt
Stitute Avchory
Fox Knicberbockere
N.Y
Iirgland
Columbia
Libraries and national libraries in the United States and Europe
The piece surveys major libraries, noting Boston Public Library with 680 000 volumes, the Astor endowment at about 2 081 666 dollars, and Worcester’s library with 90 000 volumes. It compares world library sizes, mentions Cedar Rapids and Wisconsin Dutch collections, and hints at a future National Library at Washington.
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British Museum
America
Amerina
Library
Congress
Boston
Magen Ay
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin
National Library of Franca
Germany
Russia
United States
Astor Brary
Ree
Astor Library
Worcester
Mays
Nationa
Washington
Old Customs Still Obeyed in Philadelphia Setting
Fragments recount a colonial style Philadelphia household with a black butler named George Washington Curtis and a matronly mistress. The narrator notes unwavering routines, pristine cleanliness, and forms of service that honor a bygone era, while contrasting New Orleans dialect with the city’s genteel traditions. A vivid portrait of social hierarchy and manners endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
N.Y
Matn Tribune
Angel
George Curtis
Washington
Phamia
Lear Buga
George Washington Curtis
Tha Co
Sally
Discharged Boarder Debate Over Thirty Day Condition
Excerpt from Detrait Free Press shows a boarder being discharged after a discussion about obedience and duration. A speaker argues the man should have stayed thirty days longer to benefit from ownership prospects, while another reflects on home and independence in the context of the hotel venture.
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Boarder
Bellivoy
Encouraging Sign From Field to City Talk
A farmer asks about his son in the city and hears he has many friends and no need to borrow money yet. The exchange in a weekly column notes this as a hopeful sign for the young man’s success and independence.
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David
Jess
Lad
Mare
Christ
Sharon
Uwmouth
Theodosius
Kingdom of
Tor
Jesus Christ
Hell
Daniel
Paul
Solomon
Falk
Dow Turner
Gord
Trie
Wastern Union
Ilinois ‘Central
Saldons
New
York
Ilesh
State of
New York
Farmer Meadow
Harrow
Farmer Ow
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Aretis
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Dion
Ysteries
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Connorvatics
Pin
Perilla
Hood
Arnold's
Arnold
Atm
Sioux Oley
Tanisanatete
Glig . EE Si
Oxford
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Goa
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