Angels' Food and Celestial Music in Sermon On Manna
The preacher dramatizes angels food as manna and expands to celestial meals. He catalogs heavenly dishes including celestialized music and divine companionship, urging repentance as the gateway to heavenly joy and angels’ rejoicing. He urges listeners to join the heavenly banquet now.
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Heaven
Mollie Fancher
Irenaeus Prime
West
Willard Parker
St. Peter
Angel the
Angel
Earth
Paul
God
Stephen
Jesus
Christ
Emerald Palace
Mount of Olives
Bethlehem
Golgotha
Silas
Titian
Michael Angelo
Vatican
Tuilleries
Windsor
St. Clouds
St. Pauls
St. Peters
St. Izaaks
St. Sophias
Heavenly
Moses
Eternity
Golden Street
Mariam
Red Sea
Father
Mother
Heavenly Mansion
Old Horseman Warns Buyers How to Pick a Sure Horse
An old rider advises buyers not to trust others when selecting a horse. Inspect the animal carefully by lead testing and watching movement. Look for signs of weakness, eye issues, bad temper, and breathing problems to avoid trouble.
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Scientific American
A Happy Reunion in Oregon After Long Separation
James Hard, once jailed for the 29 year old murder of Arnold in Jackson county, reunites with his former wife who helped secure his pardon and release. The couple, previously estranged after Hard married Arnold’s stepdaughter, remarried near their first home.
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Oregon
James Hard
Arnold
Jackson County
Hard
Heroism of Medical Men and Their Self Sacrifice
The essay lauds doctors and medical students for risking their lives in treating infectious diseases. It notes cholera fears two years ago drew many volunteers to hospitals and asserts doctors rarely refuse dangerous cases. It recalls care given to a Chinese leper despite concerns over contagion and emphasizes community honors the medical profession for its sacrifices.
The Deadly Street Car Strap
A Pittsburger seeks medical help for a dull left arm ache. The physician links the pain to riding the cable car and gripping the overhead strap with the left hand. He notes hours of upraised posture cause the issue and advises stopping the habit to cure it.
Rapid Growth Case Studied by French Academy
A five year old boy grew a beard and voice like a man, reaching five feet six by age six and lifting heavy grain bags. By eight his hair gray, ten teeth fell out and limbs palsied, and at twelve he died, prompting investigations by the Academie des Sciences.
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Academie Des Sciences
Longfellow Amused By Hyperion Reading Tale
A Youth's Companion correspondent recalls a Interlaken shop visit where a bookseller praised Hyperion to two Americans. One man laughed, later revealed as poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who joined in the joke and later bought books but not Hyperion.
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Interlaken
Longfellow
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Blood Purity
An advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for impure blood and hundreds of disorders. It claims scrofula, blood poisoning, and salt rheum yield to its powers with enormous sales and lasting cures. It also touts relief from spring fatigue and winter-accumulated toxins.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited By Missouri Minister
Rev J M Pate of Brookline Station Missouri testifies three years ago his family suffered illness from scrofula. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla both mother and baby improved. He praises the remedy as safe and effective for restoring health and vigor.
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Agi
Hood
J. M. Pate
Brookline Station
Missouri
Hood's Fashion Patterns Offer at Ten Cents Each
Advertises Hood's sewing patterns offered to lady readers at 10 cents each plus one cent postage. Describes latest New York styles with full descriptions, yardage, pieces, cutting and fitting instructions, and garment pictures. Orders by number with size inches. patterns guaranteed to fit.
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New York
Electric Headlight for Bicycles Innovation
The New York Herald reports an electric bicycle headlight powered by a miniature dynamo driven by a friction pulley on the driving wheel. The device detaches into the crown of a silk hat and, at speed, offers a light brighter and even dazzling compared with ordinary lamps. daytime operation allows disconnection by lowering the pulley with one thumbscrew.
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New York Herald
Distant piano request prompts hesitant performance
In a Detroit Tribune excerpt Ethel resists a request but then agrees to play the piano after being asked twice. Her hesitant fingers finally glide over the keys as the moment unfolds.
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Ethel
Detroit Tribune
Viennese Extravagance At Artistic Carnival
A Vienna carnival procession featured 120 ladies with toilets valued at 250000 dollars and diamonds valued between 500000 and 2400000 dollars.
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Vienna
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