Talmage’s Sermon on Fairs and Expositions of Modern Times
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage delivers a sermon at Brookson Tabernacle arguing the 1892 American World's Fair should unify cities, promote Christian evangelism, and foster peace. He condemns war and urges a national religious mobilization, interfaith harmony, and international arbitration while praising America's religious and educational potential.
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T. Dewitt Talmage
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Notable Society Gossip and Health Ads From Yonkers to Washington
A jumble of society sketches and remarks from Yonkers to Washington, noting Princess Bismarck’s tea habit, Mrs. Leslie’s black silk decor, and a Cleveland doppelganger in Perryopolis. Also includes medical ads for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, plus quips about Napoleon era torch-light jokes and Hale’s cough cures.
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Fragmentary historic note with scattered royal and medicinal allusions
The text presents garbled references to Wales, a See’s carmeats phrase, a “Cure for Consumption,” and mentions of King of Italy’s recent visit. It reads as a mosaic of names and relic phrases with no clear event or date.
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