Talmage Sermon on A Poisoned Dinner and Sin Caldrons
Rev. T De Witt Talmage preaches at Brooklyn Tabernacle comparing sin to a poisoned stew. He warns of caldrons of iniquity in homes indolence and dramshops, urging parents and ministers to hunt out and slay hidden sins with gospel truth. He cites drunkards, idle youth, and corrupt urban behavior, urging young men to seek Christ and beware temptations.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Taber- Baele
Elisha
Theological
Gigal
Elisha Ie
Stuents
God
Christ
Practical Christianity and urban church warmth debate
Edward Everett Hale argues in North American Review that a truly awake church can ease city life by keeping a welcoming, open church past six to midnight. He envisions rooms for study, sewing, and sociable companionship, stressing warmth and inclusion over committees and mere attendance. George Band echoes the call for genuine community in urban faith.
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Edward Everett Hale
The
North American Review
Leanne Ang
The Typewriter Girl and Urban Modern Life
A satirical portrait of the modern typewriter as an omnipresent force in offices, editors’ rooms, and brokerages. It traces the device’s impact on workers, the public, and male attitudes, praising the typewriter as both indispensable and socially transformative.
Where Every Body Smokes in Siam
In Bangkok a Bangkok Letter describes widespread smoking habits across all ages and genders. A four year old is seen smoking, carried on a hip by his brown skinned father in a waistcloth, while adults smoke constantly and carry signs and cigarettes behind the car. The piece notes that babies are hip carried and men mostly do little work.
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Ishmael
Jesus
Pather
Siam
China
Korea
Japan
F. G. Carpenter
Bangkok
Dakota's Morning Air in a New Dakota View
A Dakota correspondent extols the fall and winter morning weather, praising clear sunrise visibility for long distances. The writer notes distant farms and landmarks appear enlarged, with towns and timber visible far beyond the horizon, and voices carried clearly across open country. The piece ends by calling Dakota a wonderful country.
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Dakota
Dundee
Dak
Cor N.Y. Veibune
Ambiguous Medical Claims From Personal Letters
A garbled OCR passage presents user testimonials about health cures. Names like Matilde, McDaniel, and John M. Davis appear alongside mentions of catarrh and inflammatory rheumatism. The text references B. B. B. treatment and expresses personal relief, but several phrases are incoherent and unclear.
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Heroniaia
McDaniel
Auasts
Sean
Tonio
Matilde Re Onvill
Seth
M. Davis
Tyler
Texas
Wrhaes
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