Talmage’s Sermon on Future Religious Discourse
Rev T DeWitt Talmage predicts a coming era of concise sermons centered on a living compassionate Christ, not scholastic theology. He argues future preaching will blend honesty with vivid human detail, require brevity, and urge practical deeds over abstract dogma.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
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Gattysburg
Jonathon
Anay
Berra Novaidas
England
Holirhern
Bios
Christ
Jesus Cheler
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Strom
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Lone Branch
Cane May
Lake George
Shevath
Dakotas
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Eutrobos
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Danlitel
Aimee
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Peat House of Comfort
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Authesea
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Wealthy full-blooded Indian notably builds Splitlog City
Mathias Splitlog, a wealthy full-blooded Wrantot born in Canada and raised in Ohio, rose from humble beginnings to become a major industrialist in Indian Territory. He helped found the Kansas City Fort Smith and Southern Railroad Company, worth over a million, and built a grist mill while investing in silver mines. Despite illiteracy, his business acumen and talent drove his success and community impact.
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Wrantot
Indiana
Mathias Splitlog
Canada
Oho
Tyunnder
Splitlog
Hood
Wyandot County
Kan
Kansas City
Splitiog
Euusus
Fragments from a Long Lost Sea Tale and Advertisements
Fragmented text recounts a harbor incident with a catboat and a man in a rugged sea setting, followed by disjointed notices about church debts and preaching. The piece shifts to medical adverts praising tonics and treatments, then moves into sales pitches for soaps and remedies, with scattered names and places interwoven through the damaged OCR.
Unclear source fragment on local events and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and actions with tax and operation terms. Readable items include a foreman, sheriff, editor, and references to forms and a newspaper. Details are too garbled to extract a coherent news item or outcomes.
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Warren
Drogen Pen
Waltham Watches court public trust and precision
The American Waltham Watch Company presents its watches as the best pocket timekeepers for over 30 years, highlighting Crescent Street and Appleton Tracy & Co. grades with superior designs. Gold Waltham models claim unmatched accuracy, secured by the Waltham Breguet Hair Spring and the WA LTHAMS mark on cases and movements. sold by first class jewelers.
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Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
America
Crescent Street
Appleton, Tracy & Co
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