Sermon on the Heavenly Shepherd and the Not-Yet Believers
The preacher cites Jesus as the Heavenly Shepherd calling a wide flock, urging outsiders and church-goers alike to seek salvation. He warns against gospel hardness and urges personal faith, using parables of sheep to illustrate convictive calls to repentance and conversion.
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Resweating Tobacco and the Dark-Cigar Craze
An overview of artificial tobacco sweating used to age and color cigars, creating demand for dark colored products. The piece highlights methods, timing, and industry practices that mimic natural aging, including sweating sessions and rewrapping to imply aged tobacco.
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Francis Scott Key portrait and later U S gold rush note
Fragmentary reminiscences on Francis Scott Key and his poetry including the Star Spangled Banner. The piece cites his life, works, and political views, with a note on his death and a 19th century remark by Taney. It ends with a brief aside on U S gold production up to 1873.
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Washington Letter on President and Mrs Cleveland Ride Out
A Washington letter describes the President and Mrs Cleveland seen riding in a low victoria carriage on a warm day. The President appears tired but dignified in a frock coat. Mrs Cleveland wears a yellow bonnet with lace and a green dress with crimson trim. Observers note their contrasting appearances and the President’s loyal cabinet discussions near the Rock Creek path.
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Fragmented tale of danger and lost fortunes in Kentucky caves
Fragmentary OCR recounts a perilous hunt in Kentucky mountains with snakes and fire, where a group of youths confront a deadly encounter. The narrator recalls a tense scene of pursuit, a sudden charred ruin, and a fragile sense of justice amid perilous woodland.
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Confession of Courage to Propose in Quiet Courtship
A young man recalls a bashful pledge to marry a charming Hill woman, recounting a stroll, a cigarette, and a kiss that led to his vow to abandon cigarettes and keep distance from the girl and her mother.
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Missionary questions drought rocked village idol row
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