The Scourge of God Wormwood Attila sermon
Dr Talmage in Washington on June 14 used Revelation to frame Attila the Hun as Wormwood the star fallen from heaven. He warned against wormwood lives in homes circles and churches, urged kindness, gospel influence, and warned of national decline if righteousness and justice fade. He contrasted Babylon and Thebes as fallen stars and urged America to repent or face ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Washington
Patrick and Lowth
Thomas Scott
Mathewenry
Albert Barnes
Wormwood
Attila
Bethlehem
Mars
Adriatic
Macedonia
Greece
Thrace
Milan
Pavia
Padua
Verona
Eebniants
Ildico
Hell
Attilas
Morningstar
Thebes
Egypt
Carnac
Luxor
Hippodrome
God
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Amytis
Corinth
Samson
Dagon
West
Earth
Mars Imagined Inhabitants Feature in Harper's Bazar June
In June’s Harper's Bazar a Princeton professor C A Young writes on Mars and its imagined inhabitants. Mrs Jean Pardee Clark discusses The Woman's Country Club in a practical light. Julia Magruder and Dufield Osborne contribute charming short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
C. A. Young
Princeton University
Mars
Jean Pardee Clark
Woman’s Country Club
Julia Magruder
Duffield Osborne
What He Was Doing at the Show Bills in Louisville
A country youth wandered between Fifth Street and Market Jefferson, reading show bills aloud. Onlookers mocked him until, when asked why he was there, he replied he was waiting to see how long a gentleman could stand minding his own business before being asked what he was doing. He walked off afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fifth Street
Jefferson and
Market
Harper's July issue features Washington study by Wilson
Harper's Magazine opens its July number with Woodrow Wilson on General Washington and the Revolutionary period. The article portrays Washington as a real, human figure in camp, in Virginia's House of Burgesses, and at Mount Vernon, with Mr. Pyle's illustrations enhancing Wilson's colonial life and politics analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
General Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Virginia
Cyclists Upset by a Rooster in Jersey City
New York World reports Henry Ackerman and G L Mitchell cyclists from Jersey City upset by a Shanghai rooster on Mill Street Belleville. The rooster entangled spokes, causing a crash. one rider unconscious, other with a sprained ankle, two bicycles wrecked, and the rooster dead. Also notes Harper's Weekly June features and a German inventor's quartz-sole boot glue.
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New York World
Henry Ackerman
G. L.mitchell
Jersey City
Mill Street
Belleville
Mitchell
Ackerman
Traveling health note promotes Syrup of Figs
A travel advertisement urges carrying Syrup of Figs for pleasure or business trips. It touts benefits for kidneys liver and bowels and claims prevention of fevers headaches and other sickness. Sold in 50c and 1 bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Sunday Bicycle Etiquette Question Sparks Local Debate
A brief dialogue quotes a resident asking if others ride wheels on Sunday and who replies that they do not run over people on that day, reflecting a modest moral argument about Sabbath riding norms in the community.
Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonial notes from 1890s ads
An 1890s advertisement and reader testimonial roundup promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of curing catarrh, positive endorsements from wholesalers West & Truax Walding Kinnan Sarvin, and a personal account from Emily Bates of Richford Vermont. The text also includes a joke about genealogy and a Dr Kay testimonial.
Pills and Patents and a New Train Service Ad
An eclectic ad page notes patent remedies for consumption and fits with claims of cures and testimonials. It also highlights a new Monon Route train service starting June 7 offering sleeping car travel Indianapolis to Chicago and south excursion rates via Louisville Nashville, plus travel tips and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Indianapolis
Chicago
Dearborn
Polk Street
Ty Ticket Office
Clark St
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
C. P. Atmore
Louisville, Ky
J. K. Zidgely
Ill
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Atta the Hun
Washington Star
W. S. Thompson
Harper's Weekly
St. Louis
Yale
Henley
Red Lake Indian Reservation
S. R. Cockett
W. D. Howells
Hall
F.J. Cheney &Co
Prop's
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West &T'ruax
O- Walding, Kin
Willie
Emily Bates
Richford
Dr. Kay
B. J. Kay
Medical
Omaha Neb
C. L. Baker
Regent
Philadelphia
Tommy
Hood
Ake
Emma M. Hooper
Ladies’ Homeournal
P. O
N. Y
Otacle
New York
Edward Wood
Primghar Iowa
la Porte
Iowa
Kays
Dr. B. J. Kay Medical Co
Omaha, Neb
Sapolio
Grand Boulevard
St. West
Central Park
Hudsoh River
America
9Th Ave
Eoth St
Grand Central Station
W. Johnson Quinn
Mgr
WH. Nobli
Proper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Westa St
Union
Massachusetts Ave
GEO, W. Hayler, Dist. Pass. Agt
National Manufacturing Co
VNU
INDP
Ben Hur
Ee -Bicycles
Central Cycle Mf’g CO
Garden St
Mosler
Safe CO
Salesroew
York City
Duare Oston
Mass
Devonshire Street
Wabash Avenue
Cincinnati
Third End Vine
Kansas City
Delaware Street
Los Angeles
Cal
North Main Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Providence
R. I
United States
Monument Place
P. C
Sone
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