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Coshocton Age in Coshocton, Ohio

31 May 1895

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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1895

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3

Joshua the Greatest Soldier of All Time Sermon Tribute

Rev. Talmage preaches on Joshua as the greatest soldier of all time. He recalls Joshua guiding Israel through the Jordan miracle Jericho conquest Ai and Gideon and emphasizes faith in God, perseverance, and the sun standing still at Gibeon as enduring triumphs. The sermon honors Brooklyn’s Thirteenth regiment and veterans.

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Joshua God T. DeWitt Talmage Embury Memorial Church Brooklyn N. GS. N.Y United States the Thirteenth Grant Sherman Hancock Sheridan Farragut Lee Stonewall Jackson Longstreet Johnston Lookout Mountain Chancellorsville Gettysburg Qud Thirteenth Regiment Eternity Jordan Mount Lebanon Deshua Gidry Necro Doritn Gut Joshua Mutrehy Jlordan Bet Christina Canaan Israel Candon Jericho Pompey Jered the Great Uhat Dosti Alt Cleriehul Josham Gal Cenul Church of God Herron Monsen Hare Tyndall University of Jenks Captana Gideon Ajalon John Mte Tani Old Sands Street Christ New York Cod John Summerfield Tie Ligeyon Cherise Tian Ehareh Robert MeKeyne Maine Aberdeen Edinburgh Dundee Robert McCheyne Hebert McChayne Sis Sestland Washington Sudh Mount Vernon Wellington Apsley House Justin Monmouth Yorktown Hous Joshach Gibeon
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Parties of Shoppers in a Busy Emponorium

A writer observes women shopping in large groups at full emporiums. When companions arrive they complicate decisions for clerks who juggle several opinions. The scene shows laughter and impatience as fabric, cuts, and choices test the staff.

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Mpush Leer Thas
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Resurrection Narratives Harmonized on June 4 185

Sunday school lesson outlines the resurrection of Jesus from Mark Luke and John, detailing the crucifixion, burial in a new tomb, and early Sunday morning appearances. It notes the soldiers, spices, and women witnesses, focusing on the third day as the risen Christ.

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Leanon Beloubet desua—Minttuew Barleib Joti Blinday Calvary Mbasini Staban Jesus Christ Mars Magdalene Mary of Magdaleont Wiigmn James Alpheus Zelwilee Juha Darkeida Joanne Chiza Herod Jenna Matt Nicodemus John Pilate Mary Magdalene Mary Ma Jens Trompey Bestowa Potvar Luke R. V Peter Pater Matthew Henry Galles Galilee W. N. Clarke Jola God
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Resurrection accounts and moral reflections in a sermon fragment

The fragment analyzes the women visiting Jesus tomb, angelic appearances, and Peter’s entry, with quotes from Matthew and John. It links the resurrection to eternal life and moral renewal, then shifts to unrelated dairy and agricultural notes and light humor.

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Excellent cooling device for dairy use described in sketch

An early spring experiment details a simple creamery using a well for cool water and a crank hoist to lower cans. Three cans, each milking thirty six hours, with covers to exclude dirt but not airtight, ensure cooling. Notes on height, rain, and safe water depth accompany testimonials and a cream balm promotion.

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Wairket J. W. Dagidnon Wyav Law Monmonutn Ill Ike Frazer Rocheater Prine
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Butter Quality Influenced by Feed Types in Dairy Trials

Early experiments show gluten meal may soften butter quality while cornmeal or cottonseed meal could reduce churnability. Silage tends to soften butter further, improve flavor and texture. cottonseed meal and gluten meal mixed may yield excellent results according to Farm Review observations.

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Bittegt Mutter Furinern
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