Does Religion Pay In Everyday Life Says Talmage Sermon
In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon Rev. T DeWitt Talmage argues godliness benefits both body and mind and boosts business conduct. He contends religion improves health by buoyancy of spirit, sharpens intellect, and provides ethical conduct for trade and daily affairs.
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Brooklyn ‘Tabernacle
T. DeWitt Talmage
Timothy
Thia
Jesus
Ispahan
Siliraz
Apostle
Bagh Miller
Ashley
Prairies
Teo
New York
Getty
de Yton
Martin Luther
Robert Newton
Richard Baxter
Hans
Lord Jesus Christ
New York City
Dhrowmal
Knowledge versus power in education reform
A critical essay questions the refrain knowledge is power arguing true power lies in creative action and faculties rather than mere learning. It cites examples from surgeons to dog rescues and attacks reliance on schooling without useful capacity, urging development of practical qualities over rote knowledge.
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Elswick
Aroutrong
Efurt Vent
Thone
Benalf
Home and Farm Tips From Rural New Yorker Reprint
Practical notes on farm chores and household cooking. Advice covers feeding horses with proper harness springs, starting heavy loads, and easing wear on equipment. Also includes recipes for Cream Biscuit, Celery Soup, and Brown Bread with stepwise instructions.
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Danos
Doret
Simmer
New Yorker
Specialty farming compared with general agriculture
The piece argues that specialty farming often fails while a diverse, all crops approach with stock produces steadier income. It contrasts farmer life with that of business, noting diversified work prevents idle periods and yields more contentment, especially with limited capital.
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Bette
Cor
Farntera
The Feeding of Animals and Manure Values
The feeding of animals determines manure value with richer feeds yielding richer manure. Foods like clover hay cotton seed bran peas wheat widdlings linseed meal raise the manure’s fertilizing matter and improve animal growth profits. The text argues feeding is the most important part of husbandry and cites Cicero on this point.
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Cicero
Making Railroad Maps by Engraving on Steel Plates
A historical description of map engraving methods detailing wax models, electrotyping, and plate preparation. The piece notes the high cost and labor, the lengthy process from original draft to ready printing, and cites an example map finished in six years costing $20,000. It also includes unrelated promotional clippings about tonics and cures.
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Coe
O. Callahan
Eariotte
N.C
W. Thompson
Damascus
Norfolk
Thos. Pauli
Alapaha
Laut
M. Cheshire
Atlanta
Fragmentary notes on local items and names
Unclear OCR text mentions items or people with partial words. No coherent events or entities to confirm a full news item. The readable fragments provide little actionable content for a dated or location specific summary.
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Talmage
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Jesus Christ
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California
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Isea
Kingdom of God
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Cear
Boeton Courier
Brown
Cashier
St. Paul
Min
Mane
Harper's
New Yona
UN Louis
Burley
Louisville
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Hatacwes
Credit
Texas Siftings
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Mersted
Ilsfactory
Wells, Richardson & CO
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ATLA
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GLASS
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Senate
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Wiron Works
Wenrnis
Iryant & Stratton
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Ems
Eae
Font
Ra —_ Hood
Bold Bey
Gregetete
Ohabe
Fer
Apatheosra
Lowell
Tutt
Scott’s
New York Sea
Jess Robert Bonner
Gons, Publishers
Braces
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