Arbitral Dawn in Dr. Talmage Sermon on Progress and Peace
Dr Talmage in Washington sermon argues arbitration replaces war as the path to national and global progress. He envisions a coming dawn for humanity, urging faith, courage, and active Christian work while warning against despair and urging unity under divine providence. He cites past peaceful settlements, the Alabama question, and the shrinking global distances through technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Talmage
Washington
Antioch
Ariel
Alabama
United States
England
Narrows
Mersey
Geneva
London
Hong Kong
New York
New Haven
W.s
Bombay
Moscow
Madras
Melbourne
Jessus
God
Diabolus
Isaih
Hosea
Micah
Malachi
John
Peter
Paul
Lord
Davenport Brothers
Andrew Jackson Davis
Joshua
Caleb
David
Red Sea
Valley of
Ajalon
Mar’s Hill
Christ
The Missing Cravar in Paris Louvre Tale
The narrator recalls arriving penniless in Paris to pursue painting and fortune. A lost blue cravat at the Louvre triggers humorous and romantic misadventures involving a guardian, a blue cravat’s owner, and a mysterious woman. The tale ends with him admitting he never learned to finish stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Napleon
Louvre
Wassailors
Teniers
Danville Cat Shares Bicycle Fever With Local Boys
A Danville Kentucky dispatch describes a black cat named Tom that rides on boys shoulders during bicycle trips. The one year old feline follows riders, clings with claws, and meows to be included, proving the town hosts the only bicycle loving cat in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
United States
W. G. Proctor
America
Tom
Farms And Farmers Preparation For Work
J M Rice of Winview Oklahoma argues that successful farming hinges on thorough preparatory work for each major task such as plowing seeding cultivating and harvesting He notes dry spells can force shifts in plan and that readying everything for favorable weather keeps crops on track He cites early settler lessons and urges haying readiness and proactive repairs Progressive farming advice follows encouraging experiment plots labor saving appliances and careful weed control with notes on sheep breeds and dairy profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rice
Winview
Okla
Farm News
England
Southdown
Cotswolds
Semne
Household Hints From a Home Magazine
Practical tips on purifying water with vinegar and feeding infants medicines safely. Dances feature an Egyptian tent retreat with lotus and water lilies. New blue linen laundry bag with empire torch embroidery. Peaches served with decorative touches and greenery. Birthday candles carry heartfelt congratulations. Chamois skin care uses warm ammonia and air drying. Store staples in jars, not paper bags. Lettuce benefits blood and nerves, crispness preserved by cold water and netting. dress lettuce only at serving.
Three Youngsters on Wheel Attract Attention In Kentucky
Three young Lexing ton boys, sons of Hannibal Buchignani, tour streets by a single wheel designed for a triplet act. The thirty young weights total 1493 pounds, ages add to 24 years, and the machine stands 17 inches high with a 6 foot 4 inch length. The father, a bicycle enthusiast and inventor, built the wheel in under a month, claiming 24 days five hours and 35 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
New York Herald
Kentucky
United States
Hannibal Buchignani
Buchignani
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Duke Humphrey
Job
Croesus
Eniers
Don Caesar de Bazan
Young
The
Rue de Rivoli
New Yorker
Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!