Talmage Sermon On Purity And The Ten Commandments
In a Brooklyn tabernacle sermon Rev. T DeWitt Talmage warns during election season that every candidate must be measured by the Decalogue. He argues breaking one commandment weakens all, condemns hypocrisy in politics, and urges voters to judge moral character over party.
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First Law Library
United States
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New York
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Academy of Music
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Ardericea
Babylon
Decalogue and the moral choice in election time
A preacher laments a young man dying in dissipation and urges voters to align with the Ten Commandments. He compares rulers' virtue to national morals, cites biblical and historical examples, then extols the cross and Christ as the lifeboat to salvation.
Goethe on Small Tasks and Time Management
A quote attributed to Goethe highlights the value of engaging in even small tasks over endlessly counting time. It suggests that action, no matter how minor, is preferable to obsessing over minutes.
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Goethe
The Trace of Liberality in Corinthians Lesson
Readers study Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians written from Macedonia after leaving Ephesus. It examines calumny against Paul, how to respond, and the call to generous collections for Jerusalem saints amid a troubled late First Century setting.
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Macedonia
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Howson
Thessalonica
Alford
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Titus
Jerusalem
Christ
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Calvin
Luther
George Whitefield
Farrar
Greece
Asia Minor
Agrippa Sr
Solomon's
Sicarii
Claudius
St. Paul
Build a potato storage pit with ventilated lid and straw cover
F B Van Orman describes a seasonal potato pit 3 feet deep and eight to ten feet wide with ventilators every fifteen feet. The design uses cedar posts, ridgepole framing, two large hatchways, and straw or soil atop for insulation and moisture control, promising firmer tubers and longer storage.
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F. B. van Orman
Sealing with Spears Among Neah Bay Indians
The Seattle Telegraph notes Neah Bay Indians still hunt seals with spears from canoes. Two men in each boat, a long line on the spear handle, and quick clubbing after catching. They use double barreled guns but prefer spear hunting, staying within Cape Disappointment to Gray's Harbor. Reservation population totals about four hundred, split among seal hunters fishermen and farmers, with some staying home to grow produce or fish for salmon near Cape Flattery. A steam schooner visits regularly to remove their catch.
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Neah Bay
Wash
Seattle Telegraph
Cape Disappointment
Gray’s Harbor
Cape Flattery
Garden Smart Practices From the St. Louis Republic
Practical notes advise using well rotted manure in gardens while warning against overrich soil for peach trees to avoid excessive wood growth. Pruning guidance, fall banking around fruit tree stems, mulching rhubarb and asparagus, evergreen shelter plantings, graft storage, and correct nursery planting depth are outlined.
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St. Louis Republic
Comes. The Slave. No man is free whate'er his case
A quoted verse from W. Hoses Ballou appears in the Atlanta Constitution discussing freedom and servitude, asserting that no person, regardless of wealth or rank, is truly free. The piece frames a philosophical meditation on liberty.
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W. Hoses Ballou
Forewarned Is Forearmed Autumn Hints in Verse
A brief literary note from the Atlanta Constitution hints at autumn’s turn with imagery of leaves turning gold and seasonal warnings. The piece mixes mood with a coy line about buying while coal is cheap, reflecting era commentary.
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Atlanta Constitution
Plain Miss Homely and the Sneak Card
A collage of quotes and wits from newspapers and magazines. Humorous lines mix social banter and quick quips about relations, fashion, and daily life. The collection includes jest about marriage, wealth, and common phrases with dated references.
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