It Shall Be Well With The Believer In God
A sermon argues that all people, though morally imperfect, can obtain the benediction of “it shall be well” through Christ. It contrasts earthly misfortune and wealth with spiritual restoration, asserting divine grace makes even loss bearable and health recoverable through faith, urging perseverance and comfort.
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Talmage
Bealah
Christ
Atlantic Ocean
Alhambra
Cleopatra
Antony
Adam
Moor
Solomon
Agur
Emperor’s Palace
Peterhaf
Russia
Raritan Ard
Not Dependable Teaches And Why Should We En Deavor
A Baltimore American piece questions self reliance with a wry line about alarm clocks failing unexpectedly. It reflects a humorous, local voice on motivation and timing. No clear event or figures are provided beyond the quoted exchange.
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Johnnie Wise
Baltimore
Shipping bill remains priority in senate struggle
The daily congressional log records repeated debates over the shipping bill across January to February. Senate leaders push the bill, with Turner of Washington opposing it and Frye signaling it will stay front and center, while the Indian appropriation passes. House debates agricultural and post office appropriations amid polygamy crusade echoes and amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Sota
Turner
Wash
House
Roberts
Utah
Landis
Secretary of Agriculture
King
Congress
United States Army
House of Representatives
Post Office
Loud
Rawlins
Berry
Ark
Clay
Nicaragua
Court of Claims
South
United States
Davis
Minnesota
Li Hung Chang Death Rumor and Snowstorm Mail
Rumors from Tien-Tsin claim Li Hung Chang is dead though Paris and London reports show no confirmation from the foreign office. A severe snowstorm in Burlington Iowa area delays trains and snarls streetcars as wind whips a record cold. Capt. Charles B. Schofield’s remains have arrived in Havana en route to the United States after dying of heart disease in Matanzas.
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Hune Chang
London
Tien-Tsin
The
Standard
Li Hung Chang
Paris
Foreign Office
Frankfort
M. Pinchon
Peking
Burlington
Scofield
Haryana
Charles B. Schofield
Second
United States Cavalry
Matanzas
Havana
McPherson
Women in Politics and Equal Rights Across Time
J Ellen Foster argues in Chicago Times devraid that long before the twentieth century ends women will gain full political rights and influence. She contends government should reflect equal justice, with women rightly taxed and represented, aiming toward a republic where sex does not determine political duties. She favors citizenship over title, advocating earnest reform and broader opportunity for women.
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Republic
United States
J. Ellen Foster
Chicago Timesdevraid
How to Serve Turkey Salad in Dinner Leftovers
How to serve turkey salad from dinner leftovers without dryness. Moisten with broth or thinned dressing. Cut meat and celery uniformly. Mix one portion with mayonnaise. A Queer New Combination suggests three tablespoons of fresh Japan tea with nutmeg for a new apple pie flavor.
Woman of it. Husband and Wife Opera Glasses Joke
A Chicago Daily News cartoon caption jokes about a wife forgetting to wear her rings, explaining to her husband that she did bring opera glasses but cannot use them. The exchange riffs on a playful misreading of an evening at the opera.
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Chicago Daily News
Gettysburg Heroine Jennie Wade Memorial Planned by Iowa Women
The Women's Relief Corps of Iowa will erect a monument in Gettysburg Pennsylvania for Jennie Wade the young heroine of the battle. Wade who was 20 at the time spent the first two days aiding soldiers and was shot while preparing bread for the troops on July 3 1863 She lies in an unmarked grave. the monument is to be dedicated July 3 1891 with annual Memorial Day decorations.
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Chatsworth
England
Versailles
France
Finland Gulf
Hudsons
Qohios
Oregons
Amazons
Rhines
Danubes
Volgas
Mediterraneans
Atlantics
Pacifics
Earth
Mars
Sexton
The
Women’s Relief Corps of
Iowa
Gettysburg
Jennie Wade
The Best Cosmetic Is Hot Water And Rag
A 50 year old matron credits hot water and a woolen rag for facial care, washing with hot water nightly and occasionally soap, then splashing cold water. She claims the method brightens, softens, and beautifies the skin, with a month of use transforming complexions and making hers rosier than at age 20. The Philadelphia Telegraph attributes the quote.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Popping Corn at Twilight
Popping corn at twilight by a fireplace or stove is a winter delight. A well dried batch, popper, tin pan, salt, and melted butter provide gustatorial fun for children and adults alike during a cozy afternoon.
Food Fashions and Tips From a Vintage Kitchen
Nice Way to Serve Pork offers a step by step method boiling a small leg then stuffing with sage and onion, roasting with constant basting, finishing with crumb crust and sage. Cabbage Salad spans lemon cups and mayonnaise accents for fish courses. Turkey Pie described with stew like filling, vented pastry, hot filling for even oven cooking. Also a wry quote from Chicago Daily News on capital and pencils and a short exchange on youthful enthusiasm.
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Louis Kropsch
Woman IN Politics
Woman's Republican Association
Woman's National Republican Association
Brooklyn
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