Service to the living generation sermon by Rev T DeWitt Talmage
The Rev Dr Talmage urges practical helpfulness to the living generation. He argues that each era must serve its own time, discusses hunger and clothing needs, and calls for personal salvation and active charity to aid those alive today. A monument for Wolf Tone and 1798 Irish rebels is noted in Dublin.
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Heroes of War and a Soldier's Revival tale
The Chicago Times-Herald profiles A Schiffeneder of Chicago a Civil War veteran born in Austria who served in the 26th Wisconsin Volunteers Army of the Potomac and endured capture and prison at Bell Island and Andersonville. After wounds and stomach catarrh he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite and health. Schiffeneder a prominent Grand Army member now resides in Chicago.
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Bell Island
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The Minister Struggles With A Sermon Slips
A minister near the peak of his sermon stumbles over a moral metaphor about two blades of brass. A deaf congregant’s puzzled expression breaks his cadence, prompting a pause and a light remark as the moment passes without resolution.
Debate on Courage and Patriotism Sparks Exchange
An rowdy exchange in the Evening News pits different views on measuring a man’s patriotism and willingness to fight. The debate centers on how to judge courage and loyalty amid public scrutiny.
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Jones
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What is father
Dialog reflects a quip attributed to the Chicago Post on definitions of father firmness and obstinacy, illustrating humor in paradox.
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Chicago Post
Quoted Dialogue In Domestic Scene From Old Paper
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man named Nupop and his wife Mrs Nupop discussing shaving a whiskers and a baby’s fondness for pulling them. The tone hints at a domestic scene captured in a historical clipping.
Lawyer Qs Tossed as Witness Accounts Vary
In a comic line, two lawyers debate witness testimony. They note that differing accounts may mislead the jury into believing the client was involved in multiple accidents.
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Puck
Marriage Age Dispute Narrated by Judge
Mr Gotrox voices concern that his daughter is not the right age for marriage. Mr Hardupp agrees and notes the issue worsens with each year, as the judge moderates the exchange.
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Native slogan fuels town plant bid
A visitor asks how a large manufacturing plant was brought to town. The reply credits local rooting and support, reflecting a Chicago Tribune style note on community initiative and economic development.
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Chicago Tribune
Charity Parties Spark Family Row Over Benefit Plans
In a Detroit Free Press account a father derides a charity fundraiser as unnecessary chaos while his daughters defend the plan to aid the poor. The elder accuses him of missing the point and offers to proceed, and the mother remains a foil as tensions rise during the domestic quarrel.
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Detroit Free Press
Homes for war refugees offered in Wisconsin farmland
In Marinette County Wisconsin the finest farming land is offered at a modest price. Excellent markets exist to buy produce and good prices are available. Lands lie on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and C E Rollins immigration agent in Chicago will provide full information.
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DeCrop-May Woman Mentioned In Odd Quips
A quirky local item notes Miss Upton-More so among girls and recalls a joke about a horse wearing smaller shoes. The piece mentions Dr H H Green's Sons of Atlanta and their line about dropsy expertise.
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