Christ In The Ship Calms The Tempest On Galilee
Washington June 10 Dr Talmage forward to Europe sermons detailing Christ calming the Sea of Galilee. He portrays the storm scene at Gennesaret, the sleeping Jesus and his command Peace be still, with lessons on having Christ in the ship and enduring persecution. He cites revivals, martyrs, and faith under trial as proof of divine power and guidance.
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Washington
Dr. Talmage
Europe
Capernaum
Christ
Robert McCheyne
Jesus
Hermon
Thial
God
Jesus Christ
St. James
St. Philip
St. Matthew
St. Mark
St. James the Less
St. Thomas
John Sluss
Hugh Meixail
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Richard Baxter
England
Dundee
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Somerville
New Brunswick
John Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Livingston
Church of Good
Gennesaret
We Sail Towards Heaven as Our Pilot
A devotional meditation describes steadfast trust during life's storms. The speaker envisions Christ as pilot guiding believers to heaven, where treasures in heaven await and souls find calm beyond death. The passage ends with praise and assurance of safe passage to the glorified shore.
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Jesus
Heaven
Louis Klopsch
Generous Munkacsy Supports Hungry Hungarian Music Student
A Hungarian artist, renowned for painting, acts as a fairy godmother to a penniless Hungarian girl in Paris. Eight years ago the girl left Hungary to study music under Mme Marchesi, but funds dwindled after four months. Munkacsy witnessed her talent, then funded a year of training by secretly covering her expenses with the evening’s earnings.
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Munkacsy
Paris
Hungary
Mme. Marchesi
Song
Iere
Madame
Munkaesy
The Pastimes of Eighty-three Captain Codman Dies
Captain John Codman, aged 86, prominent New York reformer and Twilight Club member, died recently. Renowned writer on industrial topics, he remained vigorous, riding between New York and Boston at 76 and skating in a harsh winter, as recounted by the New York Post.
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John Codman
New York
Twilight Clubs
Boston
New York Post
Sam Jones Sermon Story From White House Dinner
The Rev Dr Frank Bristol recounts a tale overheard at the White House during a dinner with President McKinley and Bishop Candler. A Virginia listener praises Jones for sticking to the Scriptures but derides him when he departs from them, calling him the doggondest preacher.
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Sam Jones
Frank Bristol
Metropolitan Church
Washington
Mccinley
Candler
Methodist Church South
Virginia
Jones
Eny
Red Title Provokes Turkish Police Action
Armenian newspaper Tzaghik of Constantinople printed its title in red to mimic Paris papers. The act was deemed subversive and potentially revolutionary, leading to immediate suppression and the imprisonment of the manager and editor.
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Tzaghik
Constantinople
Paris
Cincinnati Enquirer
American Lice Destroyer claims pest control lead in poultry health
An advertisement style piece touts American Lice Destroyer as the sole solution to mites and lice harming poultry, promising immediate vermin elimination within 24 hours and yearly protection for 250 fowls, with money back guarantees. It urges purchases through druggists or direct mail and promotes other remedies alongside testimonials.
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American Mfg. Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Quick Relief For Asthma andTestimonials From Readers
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with repeated near fatal attacks. Soley Honey and Tar gave immediate relief. T I Anthony former Ex Postmaster Promise City Iowa says Mystic Cure for Rheumatism did more good than any medicine. Sold by D Q Storie Chariton Iowa. Women usually look on the bright side of things especially mirrors.
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Promise City
Iowa
D. Q. Storie
Chariton
Your Life Worth 50 Cents Kidney Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Smiths Sure Kidney Cure at 50 cents with a 98 percent cure rate claims and a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by Chas R Kirk. A local quip notes a man’s lack of giving his wife spending money. A trivia aside mentions horses outnumbering humans in Algeria and Argentina.
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Smith
Chas. R. Kirk
Myatic Cure Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
The advertisement claims Myatic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia cures in 1 to 3 days. It asserts the remedy removes the cause and makes the disease disappear after the first dose and offers 7c per bottle. Sold by D. Q. Storie, Druggist, Chariton.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Montreal
D. Q. Storie
Chariton. Ly
Vanity and Curiosity in a Tramp
A torn and wretched tramp pauses before two young women and reveals a small mirror he admires, sparking a debate about vanity and curiosity. The scene ends with an aside on vanity remaining constant in men as curiosity does in women. Also promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney trouble.
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Baltimore News
Minister Passes Baby to Kiss Refused by Child
A new minister visiting the SPsddicks parish attempted to kiss little Anna who refused. The mother urged the child and hinted she would kiss the minister. Anna then refused again, telling her mother she would kiss her instead, prompting public commentary on propriety.
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Spsdicks
Anna
Mamma
Harnews Bazar
Stone in the Bladder Cure Report from Memphis
A Memphis parent recounts eight years of bladder stone suffering in his son. After failed treatments in Cincinnati New York Chicago and Nashville, two bottles of Smith's Sure Kidney Cure cured him. Ad endorses Foley's Kidney Cure and warns against delaying treatment amid age and health uncertainties.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Nashville
Smith
Joan E. DioMan
Memphis
Tenn
Chas. R. Kirk
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets Candy Cathartic
A vintage ad promises relief for constipation with Cascarets candy cathartic. It asserts a cure for every 10 or 25 cents and offers a money back refund if the product fails.
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Cal
Warner
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Mansfield
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