Talmage Sermon On Prayer And Its Limits In Faith
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage preaches at Brooklyn Tabernacle on the efficacy of prayer. He argues prayer must be paired with means, defends biblical miracles, condemns rationalism, and cites Hezekiah, Jonah, and other biblical cases alongside modern testimonies of answered prayer. He urges active faith and God’s cooperation.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
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Hesekiah
Gel
Hezekiah
Nuit
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Belladonna
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God
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Christ
Hil Thia Raillery
Red Sea
Nantucket
Mediterranean
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Mao
Nenos Glan
Conturn
Silent Labors Beneath Society's Surface
Fragmentary remnant praises self denying workers who toil unseen in mines and tunnels, saying their deeds are vast though their names are unknown. It urges humble dedication over fame, noting their value to church and society exceeds public recognition.
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Luther
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Bey
Trees and Shrubs Propagation by Cuttings Distressed
Laundry of horticultural advice details how to propagate berries, shrubs, and trees from cuttings, with prep steps, protection from sun, soil, and moisture, and handling of different species. It includes methods for willow, poplar, cottonwood, and other trees, plus advice from Prof. Cook on using bisulphide of carbon to control ants and a brief note on a local wedding accident involving a broken arm.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Warming the Water Dairy Test Yields Mixed Milk Butter Effects
A Michigan Agricultural College experiment in winter 1847-88 tested warmed water for dairy cows. Holstein cow Mac drank water at 60 degrees and cold water on alternate weeks, affecting milk and butter: total milk higher with warm water by 45 pounds, butter favoring warm water by 10 ounces, but overall difference modest.
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Agricultural College of Michigan
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Mae
Ruskin on Books and Household Library Needs
A compact essay urges selective reading and affordable, well printed books for every household. It emphasizes building a small, orderly library as a core room feature and teaching children to handle books carefully, alongside brief, mixed-in advertisements for health tonics and liver pills.
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Critte
John Ruskin
Anecdotes and Advertisements on Medicines and Remedies
Fragmented reader testimonials praise B B medicines and tinctures for skin disease digestion and blood poison. Multiple names and places appear with claims of cures after trials and bottle uses. Also brief mentions of hoarseness cures and Carters Little Liver Pills with scattered remarks and promotional snippets.
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