No Difference Sermon by J Wilbur Chapman on Sin and Salvation
The Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman preaches that there is no difference in guilt between sinners and moralists who reject the Son of God. He cites secret sins, sinful thoughts, and beginning in sin, urging all to meet God's standard in Christ and find salvation by faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York City
V. de. J. Wilbur Chapman
God
Chicago
New York
London
Paris
Hell
Soones
Tam
Aly
Geo
Done
Andrew Walconer
Andrew
Christ
Adam
George
Satan
Philippian
Paul
Jesus Christ
Matterhorn
Congress
John Puncet
John Newton
Jo McCauley
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Museums in Russia and a parade of cures and quacks
A collage of promotional snippets and anecdotes from late 19th century advertising. claims of Russian museums, a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure, testimonials on F. J. Cheney firms, Mall’s Catarrh Cure and pills, riverside dredging costs, nerve restorers, Teething syrups, quips about tearful women and a dye advertisement for old furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarra
Hall
I’. J. Curnny & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J.cheney
Wusr & T'max
Ohio
Waxprna
Krxxan& Marvin
Mall
Thames
England
Stories of Ready Wit and Sharp Retorts
A collection of famed sententious rejoinders from historical wits and brief anecdotes. Notable exchanges include Jekyll and Dunning at the bar, a rooks and crows motto reply, Lamb’s quip to Shakespearean-adjacent lines, and Lamb’s “Did you not exclaim” retort to Alfred Tennyson. Also Sydney Smith’s gag “Spot” and a tale of H M Vedder asking for a loaned watch after a jeweler’s joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekyll
Greece
James Smith
Horace
Charles Lamb
Henry Crabb Robinson
Lamb
Alfred Tennyson
Oxford
Alfred Dear
Sydney Smith
Spot
Nashville
H. M. ©. Vedder
Account, Audit and Assurance Company
Mr. Vedder
New York Times
Rarest Shell in Existence Cone of the Holy Mary
The earliest known shell, the Cone of the Holy Mary, is noted as the rarest shell. A specimen exists in the British Museum, previously valued at £1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Getting at the Truth Porter of Burned Establishment at Last Made a Shrewd Guess
A New York clothing store fire prompts insurers to investigate. Abrahams attributes the blaze to fuse wires in glow lamps, Moses cites arc lights as cause, porter Patrick Murphy offers a partisan guess, joking the fire was caused by the Israelites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Abrahams
Moses
Patrick Murphy
Pat
Mir
Son of Brin
Simple Remedy for Red Nose From Benzine Treatment
A French physician offers a simple remedy for a red nose not caused by alcohol or indigestion. Soaked gauze applied to the nose and left briefly fades the redness and the glossy shine, restoring natural skin tone. Also notes confusion over city names Philadelphia and Brooklyn in letter misdirections and regional mixups.
Increased Coke Prices Rise in Five Years
Increased use of Coke, a byproduct in gas manufacture, has surged 200 percent in price over the past five years, reflecting rising production costs and demand in the industry.
Snakes and a General Taste for Courage in Cattle Paths
Gen Milton Moore discusses snake behavior in Central America with ex Private Alexander Mahlstrom, recounting rattlesnake encounters and the belief that snakes flee cattle tramps. The tale includes a rattler encounter where a revolver shot broke its back. Also notes New England fish harvest totals and a quip about wealth and conceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Moore
Snake Society
Alexander Mahlstrom
Missouri
South America
Woodfellers
Plains
Kansas City Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alifornia
Svea
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
N. Y
Russia
Siberia
First Gay
Dr. Kline
B.H. Kura, Ltd
Aroh St
Phila
Pizo
J. W. O'Bnilly
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Philadelphia
Penn
New England
Gloucester
Boston
Newfoundland
Ayer
Wana
Pratt, Winship, Munger
EAGLE
SMITH
Continental Gin Company
Birmingham
Ala
Hurstuard and Cype Writing College
Lewisville
Rome
Eee
Saxo
Taylor
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