The Father runs to meet the prodigal son
A sermon by Rev. Talmaco compares the prodigal’s return to God’s Fatherly mercy. It portrays the father spotting his son from afar, rushing to embrace, kissing him, and restoring him with boundless grace, while urging listeners to accept the Father’s unconditional love and forgiveness.
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T. Dewitt Talmaco
Brooklyn Academy of Mantle
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Bern
Hell
Mraven
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Jin
Mather
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Mme
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Satan
Apostle
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Father
Mathers
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Jesus
Church of God
Yousiph
Mark
Penalties of Progress in the Inventive Age
A reflection on the price of progress and the dangers of electricity and invention. The author argues that every advance, from illumination to street transit, carries penalties and deaths, yet future understanding will reduce risks. The piece contends progress requires sacrifice and that markets, government, and science must continue advancing despite casualties.
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New England
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Land of Dreams
Spain
Great Ship Stores Show Ocean Steamer’s Bountiful Provisions
Figures from the steward’s cross lam transatlantic indicate the voyage carries about 1,890 aboard including 550 first cabin 250 second cabin and 650 steerage passengers. The menu and consumables listed include vast quantities of beef pork veal lamb bacon eggs biscuits sugar tea wine and many daily bakery items. The account notes the immense wash load and linen turnover as well as frequent laundry arrangements in New York and Liverpool.
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Fiz
Sandy Hook
Liverpool
Steamship Company
Jersey City
New York
Y. Sun
Causes and events of the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857
A compact, period tone overview traces the origins of the Sepoy mutiny in 1857. It notes princes deposed by the East India Company, a tension between Brahmin and Mohammedan troops, and the grease cartridge controversy. It mentions British officer control, the mutiny, and brutal punitive measures. It adds a brief note on naval gun works capacity and gun specifications.
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East Indian Company
Bengal
East
Chicago Inter Ocean
Washington Yard
Scientific Experiments On Living Organisms Under Pressure
A historical note recounts J R Reynard conducting high pressure tests on living organisms. Yeast fermented after 1,000 atmospheres for an hour. starch converted to sugar with saliva at 1,000 atmospheres. algae decomposed carbonic acid at 600 atmospheres but died after four days. crustaceans swelled then sprouted at 1,000 atmospheres. other organisms became morbid at 100 atmospheres and recovered when returned to normal pressure.
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J. R Reynard
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Lotisville
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Texas
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Ighaanpton Journal
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Mississippi
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Tenn
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Che Sad Heer
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W. Simmons & CO
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Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
Boston
Mass
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Palmyra
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Murray Street
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J. Flmitit &C
St. Louis
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Woolley, MD
Atlanta, GA
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Grayson Springs
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Aharon Busnes College
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Dearborn Street
Chicago
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Manerne
Elm Street
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