The Queen of Sheba and Solomon Sermon Movements
DeWitt Talmage preaches in Brooklyn Tabernacle on Solomon’s wealth and the Queen of Sheba. He uses the palace and gifts as a lesson that true religion attracts social rank and wealth, urging listeners to pursue faith earnestly and to “bring out the camels” toward Jerusalem. The sermon frames Christian joy as a greater surprise than any earthly splendor.
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DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Solomon
Jerusalem
Palmyra
Thapsacus
Euphrates
Palestine
Ezien-geber
Mount Lebanon
Joppa
King’s Gate
Egypt
Temple
Solomon’s Palace
Waici
Hiram
Josephus
Sheba
Jesus
Christ
Elizabeth Christina
Prussia
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Marie
France
Helena
Elizabeth
Burgundy
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Abyssinia
Arabia Felix
Jesus Christ
Arabia
Felix
Isaiah
John
Paul
Ezekiel
Luther
Calvin
John Milton
China
God
India
Ganges
Italy
Church
Heaven
Queen of
Cassia
Visions of Lebanon Temples and a Desert Pilgrimage
A speaker envisions domes skies and Lebanon houses with temples, gardens and fountains, promising a royal welcome and fragrant offerings. He imagines the King’s arrival, baptismal waters, cinnamon, frankincense, and MYRRH, then shifts to a prophecy of heaven with multitudes praising. The quoted line recalls the incomprehensible wonders told in scripture.
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Lebanon
Jesus
Firefly the Water Yacht on Niagara River Draws Curiosity
Gen eral James C. Strong owns the 25 foot, five foot beam Firefly a tiny pleasure boat on Niagara River propelled by an oil stove driven steam engine of two horsepower. The auto feed governor keeps fuel steady allowing ten miles per hour and economical operation. The craft carries ten to twelve passengers and has been in service since its launch three weeks ago with daily use.
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Niagara River
James C. Strong
Lmpress
Oakfield
Grand Island
Impatient Men A Girl's Experience With a Convalescent Brother
A Boston girl recounts her elder brother Joe confined by a sprained ankle as he rants and scolds at meals and visitors. He calls girls female blabs and boys cheap dudes while clinging to medicines. Her sketch contrasts his mood with a visiting friend who soothes him, then lists his noisy, scattered thoughts on various topics.
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Boston
Joe
Jerusalem
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Daisy
Buckeye Nuts Harmful To Livestock In Pastures
Andrew S. Fuller notes in the New York Tribune that horse chestnut and American buckeye nuts are eaten by livestock but can be dangerous. Buckeye starch rivals wheat, yet washings are narcotic. Fresh pulp rind has opium-like properties. ten grains powder equals three grains opium. Caution advised against letting cattle gorge on buckeye nuts.
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Andrew S. Fuller
N. Y. Tribune
Europe
Woodhouse
McDowell
Esmeralda’s Suitor and a Judge’s Retort
Mrs. Longcoffin of Austin hints to Judge Pennybunker that her daughter Esmeralda loves him. The aged, wealthy judge replies that he cannot reciprocate affection from a young lady with such bad taste as he reaches for his hat and cane.
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Texas Sistings
Loss Upon Loss in Rural Woes
A grocer consoles farmer Mr. Hayseed over a spate of misfortunes, noting six hogs perished from cholera and his wife died the week before. The farmer laments the double blow and the potential payday from the hogs, reflecting on ill luck piling up.
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N. Y. Sun
Ribbons Trend in Hats and Scarfs Across Fabrics
Ribbons diversify with pucat or purl edges, double fringed borders, and corded edges. Wool and plush ribbons feature satin and multi color stripes, watered effects, and tinsel accents. Soft silks in Oriental tones garnish hats and sashes, while composite ribbons mix faille satin and plush patterns in bold color blends.
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Legion
Lyons
Faille
Baden
N. ¥. Herald
Longfellow Statue Contracted For Portland Plaza
The Longfellow Statue Association of Portland Maine has engaged sculptor Franklin Simmons to create a heroic bronze statue of the poet for a public square. The work will cost $20,000 and stands as a notable commission in the city.
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Longfellow Statue Association
Portland
Franklin Simmons
Loston Journal
Miss Bell Franklin Saves Neighbor’s Farm From Fire
Miss Bell Franklin a Dakota schoolteacher used horses and a plow to create a firebreak, turning furrows to halt prairie fires and protect a neighbor’s wheat stacks and house. The item blends recollections with brief anecdotes and other short notices.
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Bell Franklin
Dropped dead and a medical quack warning
The piece cites General George B. McClellan and several New York governors dying of heart disease while reading letters, then shifts to a medical diatribe blaming kidney trouble and uric acid for heart disease. It promotes Warner’s safe cure, praises a Boston doctor, and ends with assorted quick ads and witticisms.
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George B. McClellan
New York Sun
DeWitt Clinton
Silas Wright
William L. Marcy
Sanford RE. Church
R. E. Fenton
New York State
Marcy
Cowper
Roberts
Bright
Warner
B. F. Larrabee, Esq
Boston
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Mich
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Jones
R. V. Pierce
Chicago
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Bryan, O
Boston Post
Dr. Sage
Mac
National
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
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Ed Pike
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Charles i
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J. Dawson & Son
M. M. Rez
D.D.S
Rochester
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Clark St
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W. 23d Street
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Hall
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Radway
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Waoam
Weon
Bop Lawson Card Co
Mass
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America
Jawz
Wayne, Iils
Chicago & North-Western
Express
Hi. G. Root
Pear St
Jay Bronson
Derroit
Micu
Montgomery Ward &Co
Wabash Avenue
A . B. H. Douglass & Sons
James Bagley
Co. Winkle
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Athlophoros CO
Wall St
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Forsua & McMar1y
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Lorillard
T. A. Slocum
Pearl St
Old Sun
N. America
EAC ‘Beardales
Stampe Or
Alers iSmith Mfg. Co
Palatine
Ills
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Atty
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Business College
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Dey St
Standard Silverware Co
Bunfayette, Ind
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Baron Rapids, Mich
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Wis
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Pax Business College
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T. C. Glark
Cambridge
Valley Railway
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Uniontown
Greentown
New Berlin
Lake Park
Crossing Valley Junction
Santon
Everett
Independence
Isaac Reynolds
R. A. Curran
Gen
Geo. H. Stowell
Tray
Webster
Turkey
Gov't Printing Office
Am. Dict
Engravia G. & C. Merriam & CO
Sprisgield
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