Moody on Daniel Sermon in Atlanta Tabernacle
Mr Moody delivered a renowned Daniel sermon to about two thousand listeners in Atlanta's tabernacle. He extolled Daniel's steadfast faith, discipline, and refusal to defile himself, citing temptations in Babylon, the testing of conscience, and divine guidance in Nebuchadnezzar's dream. Daniel's loyalty earned God's favor, elevating him to power and prompting his enemies to plot against him, yet God delivered him and his friends.
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Atlanta Constitution
Moody
Daniel
Tabernacle
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Jesus Christ
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Judea
God of
Abraham
Naj
Jesus Christ Evar
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Melzer
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Nebuchadnésaar
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Sing
Nebuchadnez
Tekel
Peras
Christ
Belshaz
Gor
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Kona
Earth
Heaven
Mintha
Bailey
Himalaya Mall
Agre
Kentucky
Reid
New York
Diar
William Qobb
Slycars
Aurora
Enforced Clichés of Womanly Duties From Old Domestic List
A scanned piece lists exaggeratedly strict social rules imposed on women, detailing how she is restricted from pursuits, speech, finances, sports, romance, theater, and humor. The fragment satirically outlines prohibitions such as not paying for bets, limited language, and forbidding boxing. The list ends with a garbled line referencing Cannell's.
Arp's Letter Confirms Florida Wedding Gossip and Family Tales
The writer recalls a Florida groom who married a Philadelphia bride after a winter meeting. The piece reflects on courting norms, old father interviews, and a Thanksgiving mood, then shifts to Japan’s divorce customs, mixed marriages, and social attitudes, ending with humorous vignettes about marriage and a hotel endorsement.
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Florida
Rubicon
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Ford
Sara
Philadelphia
Thin Ogn
Dean Swift
Coleridge
Genevieve
Japan
Kashbara
Roman
Tamura
Tokyo
Princeton College
Harpera
Tia Anaband
Col. Cockrill
New York Herald
Battle of horses? wild drive on the Beartooth plains
A vivid 19th century scene describes a drove of 83 wild horses emerging from Thatcher's pass into a valley. Cavalry horses broke free as the herd clashed with a disciplined line of riders. After a brutal melee, 7 died and 36 were crippled, with 12 more lame as the herd dispersed under night and dawn encirclements.
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Thatcher's Pass
Climax Valley
Inriat Pins
Soma
Neddle
Detrott
Presa
A Mother's Remedy for Croup from a Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt
A pasted reader letter shares a home remedy for croup involving warmth, steam, castor oil, and vinegar while warning against local applications. It also includes a quoted cryptic dialogue about reading left handed and a promotional claim for a catarrh cure with a mailed sample, attributed to Coenry 400 Toledo.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Thaye
Junra
Coenry
Toledo
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