The Sleep The Consolation Of Public Life
In a January sermon Dr. Talmage extols sleep as divine mercy and a personal gift, contrasting sound rest with insomnia. He links biblical scenes and figures to nightly rest, warns against overwork and late social hours, and honors public servants who sacrifice sleep for duty while urging gratitude, moderation, and善 prayer in wakeful hours.
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The Last Sleep Sermon on Rest and Mortality
A sermon urges avoiding overwork across professions, warning against excessive duties. It reinterprets death as sleep and offers comforting language about the afterlife and a peaceful final rest for troubled laborers and believers.
Tassisvore's Monument Controversy Sparks Local Debate
The Balinere Society of the Sons of the Arsesiean Hevehnion plans a Studey monument in hare to honor Marsiand patriots who died in the Hevointhos. The proposal has triggered community discussion about commemoration and local identity.
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British Trems Card to Come in South Africa War Context
Brief notes discuss British and Boer forces, citing the New York World on Boer strength and British reach to Africa, while a telegram from James Wood reports a cigar label plant unearthed in Reading, Pennsylvania, with market reach to Cincinnati. Includes mention of Hostetter’s remedies and a 1902 almanac, plus factory labor details and general promotional content.
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Meeting with President Kruger Capt Slocum Describes Trip
Yankee Shipper recounts his January Century trip from Cape Town to Pretoria. He details meeting President Kruger, travel aboard a free railroad pass, and a pointed exchange with Judge Beyers. Kruger denies the notion of a round world amid questions of imperial politics.
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