The Age of Controversy and the Gospel Remedy
A preacher laments rampant religious controversy across Christendom, denounces Satanic manipulation, and urges pastors to abandon strife. He calls for revival through the unadulterated gospel of Jesus Christ, stressing mission work, compassion, and urgent readiness for the King’s return.
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Poe Doctom
Ty Theer
Peg
House of Mercy
Calvin
Arminius
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Sam
Princeton
Anjou
Drew
Mount Blanc
Mount Washington
Wendt
Mount Sinai
Paul
Ecclestiasticisin
Pew
Sabbath School Chase and Reformatory Association
Jerusalem
A Southron Walks Brooklyn Elevated Cars
In a New York City morning rush on the elevated line near Twenty-third Street, two stylish Southern women aboard a car provoke curious glances from businessmen and exchanges about seats and behavior. One woman comments on Wall Street sights while the other muses on keeping men from leaving to preserve space. The scene ends with a quip about the power of a southern woman.
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Protys
Adele
Seobew
Solomon Bere
Solomon
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Episcopal Church
Christendom
David
Briggs
Newton
MacQueary
Bridgman
Brooks
Egypt
Satan
God
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Apollyon the Younger
Andover
Young
Diabolus the
Union Theological Seminary of
New York
Detroit
Abaddon the
Leighton
White
McKvaine
Abaddon
Old Methodist Church
Church of
Weley
Matthew Simpson
Earth
Hell
Eternan
Twenty-third Street
Wall Street
Bio
Rector Street
Tau
New York Herald
A &c
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Dhow DPoos Make leis Poilet and the Cleaniue Carts
A garbled tale describes Dhow DPoos using leis Poilet and cleaniue carts in a strange scene. A worried observer notes the urgency to clean, fearing delays could lead to trouble, while a dog named Pan acts by snipping ice to speed the process.
Great Men and Their Name Changes Across History
A Saint Louis Republic excerpt discusses famous figures who altered their names, including Henry Wilson once Treary Colbath and Ulysses Grant formerly Hiram U. Gast. It notes similar cases in Jules Grevy and Frank Leslie, highlighting how early names differed from public identities.
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John Rowland
Rowland
Stanley
John
Henry M
Henry Wilson
Grant
Treary Colbath
U.S. Grant
Wilson
Young Grant
U. Grant
Iiram Ulysses Gast
Hiram
Hom T. Ll. Harmer
Congress
U. S
West Point
Warmer
Military Strategy Shifts With Weapons and Morale
A historical analysis argues tactics ride on weapons and morale. It contends enduring strength rests on a nation ready to defend itself with patriotism and steadfast leaders, while modern artillery and guns redefine battlefield conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hurgess
Rome
Forum
Praying Away a Plague and the Medieval Grasshopper Case
The 1338 grasshopper invasion across Austria and Italy prompted preachers and laity to invoke prayer and candlelit condemnations. A court-like judgment urged priests to curse the pests in God’s name, though expelled pests would relocate their curse elsewhere. Mary E. Spencer notes this reflects social conscience and limits of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Middle
Europe
Austria
Italy
Kansas
Theoly
Mary E. Spencer
St. Louis
Swinders Target Rural Readers Across State, Readers Warned
Officials warn that traveling con artists are swindling residents in rural areas, robbing people of thousands of dollars. Only a few subscribers to local papers are affected, highlighting the risk to nonreaders.
Readers Question newspaper's fairness in handling grievances
A columnist cites letters from readers unable to fight their own battles asking why the paper does not address certain individuals or concerns. The remarks reflect public frustration with perceived bias and the newspaper's role in resolving local disputes.
The Great Safeguard and Local Paper Advice
A collection of editorials and letters praising local newspapers as vital for town growth. Includes a claim of a cure for consumption with a mail offer and humorous quips about affording papers by raising hens. Mentions readers in Ligonier Leader and Walkerton Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier Leader
Walkerton Independent
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Optim
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Louisville
Talmage
Satan Minmiself
Farvest Waoreh
Cheist
Ian
Queen of
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Scotland
Glasgow
Edinburgh Castle
Christos
Osford St
Brooklyn
N.Y
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G. Co
Tae Cestavir Company
Owers
ETRIA
J. Tosser
Boston
Harris
Pastilles
Tsobr
SAAC
Benuswerrd
Sonrant Sr. Lous
Harris Remedy CO
Beekman Street
York
Scott
Bcott & Bowne
Chomists
N.ve
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co
Baltimore
Kopfaline
Castoria
Misa
Chilren
P. O
Er Fally
T. A. Blooum
M. O
Beaal M
B. F
Carters
Nanz & Neuner
Louisvi Liz
Hoffrar
Qure
Santa Claus
Fairbank &Co
Chicago
CERS
Bryant & Stan Aq
Business
Wee Wee Une Ville, KY
Inandianapollis
Old Bryant & Stratton Schowl
North Pett
Post Office
Peers
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North Democrat
EL. C. Tate
Prop
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Prico
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Pennsylvania
Central
Tims
Pepi
Id’mapoli
Maywood
Valley Mills
West Newton
Friendswood
Mooresville
Mathews
Centreton
Martinsville Hynds
Paragon
Gosport -Romana
Spencer Freedom Farmers Rorthingto
Dixon
Switz City _ Lyons
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Marco
Sandborn Westphali
Edwardspo
Bicknell Lpruceville
Union Depo Vincenne
Indianapolis
Richmond
Columbus
Pittsburgh
East
Logansport
Indiana
Joseph Wood
E. A. Ford
PENN
Pennsylvania Lines
A. H. Bixler
Switz City
Ind
Sullivan
Dam
Lyonton
Dugger
Linton
Rowitz City
Seine Forte
Terre Haute
Worthington Plus
de Welch
Elliaten la Fowler
Newberr
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Washington Ua
Mransville
Terre Haute Worthington
Welsh
Elliston Fowler
Newberry
Evansville
Poland
China Hogs
John * Incalls
Bloomfield, Ind
Africa
Henry M. Stanley
Chas. Scribner’s Sons
State St
Pinzer
Bros
Louisville Ky
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Eri
Kissim
J.P. Smith & CO
St.louis
Wali
Allen B. Wrisley
Lt. Warton
Grosset
C. Fowler
Meedus
Cem
Basel
Cuca
Word Chemical Co
Woodward e@ve
Mich
Dension
U. S. Pension Bureau
D. I. Murphy
P.O
Washington, D.C
Rata
Trias
Campbell
Worthington
Williams & Son
Owensburg
T.S. Bidwell
Wright
M. Latham
Midland
Jed Jones
Park
Zach Nicheals
Aseston
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