Christ Exile and Homecoming in Talmage Sermon
A historic sermon frames Jesus as an imperial exile who departed heaven to inhabit a hostile, barren world. It portrays his thirty three years on earth as homesick exile, facing condemnation and violence, yet ending in sacrifice that opens heaven for others. It calls on scattered immigrant congregants to embrace exile with hope of going home.
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Heaven
Light
Bethlehem
Abraham
Haran
John
Ephesus
Kosciusko
Poland
Mazzini
Rome
Emmet
Ireland
Victor Hugo
France
Kossuth
Hungary
Earth
Christ
Vashti
Ahasuerus
David
Absalom
Joshua
Henrys
England
Louises
Napoleon
St. Hélena
Asia Minor
America
Germany
Turkey
Herod
Judas Iscariot
Gestas
Holman Hunt
Jesus Christ
Nazarene
Christs
Egypt
Lake Galilee
Emmaus
Shedron
Temple
Olivet
Constantine
Gambetta
Himwthorne
Salem
Bonnie
Scotland
Kirk
Greyfriars
Rober
Pius
Campbells
Cochrane
Haymarket
Oxford
Ridley
Latimer
George Whitefield
Charles
Wesley
John Bunyan
Celestial City
Cape Clear
Irish Sea
Atlantic
Goldsmith
Sheridan
O’connell
Edmund Burke
O’brien
Luther
Italy
Garibaldi
John Calvin
Yazoo
Savannah
Kennebec
Green Mountains
Prairies
West
Table- Lands
God
Leon Berg
Great Western
Afton Junction
Minnesota
Dubuque
Col. Henderson
Congress
Ottumwa Electric Railway, Light, Power and Steam Company
J. H. Merrill
Ottumwa
Warte
Joseph Hekel
Independence
Hekel
Sylvester Hoover
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Stoddard
Stoddard
Aty
Grange Manly
Fort Dodge
Warr
Villiams
Beadley
North River
Winterset
Bank Wrecker Davies
James Donahue
Davies
Plymouth County
Kirsebom
Rise Above the Need of Praise and Serve the Poor
In a New York mission chapel dedication, Bishop Potter denounces wealth and luxury as wicked and calls Christians to abandon slothful ease. He urges all with gifts to aid those in poverty and ignorance, and to join efforts for chastity, righteous ideals, and courage amid hardship. The sermon contrasts true share with mere alms and quotes James Russell Lowell on奉 sharing.
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New York City
Potter
Church of God
Gal
Woman's Corner on Knickerbockers and Summer Fashion
Discussion of bloomers versus skirts and new knickerbocker styles for cycling, riding, and walking, detailing jersey, tweed, satin, and accordion plaited options. Notes on collars, cuffs, hats, sleeves, waist shaping, belt colors, and upcoming color trends with fashion cues for summer ensembles.
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Poisoned Corn and Shootings
A wide span of Iowa items includes N H Spry of Agency sickened by canned corn, May Peck of Davenport stabbed in a Rock Island saloon, and Augusta Barr dying after shooting near New Hampton. Other notes cover bank trials, wolves bounty, jail escapes, fires, river men funding, and a large number of accidents and crimes across the state.
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N. H. Spry
Agency
May Peck
Davenport
Rock Island
Fing
Geneva
Itl
Mickey Whalen
Charles’ Oschlager
Tabor
Creston
Loeb
Albia
Belvel
Srerob
Lews State
Ing
Harry
Minolés
Omaha
D. M. Williams
Williams
Mary Bentville
Sioux City
C. O. Davies
Winterset
Peru
Edward Streeter
Davies
Avoca
Douglas
Streeter
Micward Bartz
Michael
Augusta
New Hampton
Herman Bock
Bartz
Beck
96 Summer Girl Hall Gowns and Linen Debut
The piece envisions summer dress trends with linen gowns and linen batistes in every ward robe. It describes gowns gleaming with yellow satin, lace edging, and yellow ribbons. Color combinations include blue green or pink with tiny colored strips and vivid ornamentation.
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Hall
Fair Dames
Cycling Dress for the Wheelwoman in Practical Season
Daisy Dean notes a sensible cycling outfit featuring a short skirt, shirt waist, blazer, or jacket with well-fitting high shoes. If low shoes are worn, two pairs of trim gaiters are advised. A corset waist is recommended, with opera-length black hose and a black satin petticoat. Priestley cravenette skirt and jacket, black satin vest, shirt waists, sailor hat, and thick gloves complete the rain proof ensemble.
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Daisy Dean
Priestley Cravenette
Escalloped Potatoes And Delicate Craft Frames
A reader instructions on eye debris removal using a cambric handkerchief. Then a recipe for scalloped potatoes: thinly sliced raw potatoes soaked eight hours, cooked in milk with salt pepper butter and celery salt until tender. Also notes on charming photograph frames made from cardboard circles covered in crape paper with floral decorations.
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Talmage
Yar Off
Maury
James Russell Lowell
Dresden
Chicago News
Iowa News
Sylvester
William Haycock
Henry County
Perry
George Leonard
Bunotars
J. B. Smith
Havelock
Augusta Barr
Charles Fields
Fields
Berta Surra
J. Lyon
Grand Junction
Ness Miter
Charles Tomminson
the Crery
Cuppy
Brown
Pottawattamie County Court
Cass County
Parkersburg
Scherling Ros
Smith's Hardware Store
Smith Hardware Store
Waterloo
Henry Cooper
James L. Ackerman
Saddle River
N.J
San Francisco
Paderewski
Joel Luman
Burtonville
Mr. Huggins
Miss Dimple
Huggins