Well of Bethlehem sermon on thirst and faith
In Brooxuyyn the Rev. T De Witt Talmage preaches on thirst as a cavern from II Samuel 23 15 using the well of Bethlehem as symbol of the Gospel He laments modern skepticism and argues the gospel well remains captured but will be recovered by three anointed men to lead souls to purification and heaven
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Brooxuyyn
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I. D
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France
Germany
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Adullam
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Adirondacks
Schroop Lake
Highlands
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George F. Morris
Legislative Hall
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Sodom
Salt Lake City
Jesus Christ
Lord
Huxley
Stuart Mill
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Alpenstock
John
Ohio
Steubenville
P. E. Johnson
Hugh Niles
James Russell
Louis Koch
Zanesville
E. Riley
South Ann Street
Baltimore
H. UC. Roby
Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
Amos Levan
Ravenna
Johnston
Blinky” Morgan
Peter H. Clark
Ohio State University
Huntsville
Ala
Mt. Vernon
Samuel Cochran
Mansfield
Seiberling Co
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Fred Bowers
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Scott
Youngstown
John Flint
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Toledo
John McDonald
Fred Schriekel
Fredricks
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Well at the gate and the water of Bethlehem
A preacher speaks of heaven as a well at the gate offering cleansing from sin and thirst. He contrasts earthly pursuits with the hope of the well by the gate, urges inviting souls to Christ, and recalls a New Jersey rescue where an elder brother sacrifices comfort to save others, illustrating boundless love.
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Bethlehem
Rome
Stockholm
Vienna
Jerusalem
Jesus
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New Jersey
God
Shelley and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin’s Romantic Drift
Shelley drifted from Harriet and his marriage with Eliza Westbrook to a deep affair with Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin. They left for the continent while Harriet remained with her children, including Argosy, as tensions within the group grew.
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Shelley
Wales
Devonshire
Ireland
Eliza Westbrook
Harriet
London
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin
Mary
Harriet Shelley
Argosy
What a Comma Did for Geography
A curio from the Royal Geographical Society recounts how a misplaced comma changed perceptions of Manchooria Ch the borders of China. A mispunctuated phrase led geographers to misname a snow bound peak and deem the region Icelandic. The note cites a printer’s error creating a lasting geographic legend.
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Royal Geographical Society
Manchooria
China
Rural Topics Information for Value to Farmers and Households
Agricultural notes and practical tips for farmers stock breeders and homemakers. Columns cover crops livestock kitchen economy and household management with plain language guidance drawn from rural life and farm work.
Digestibility of Timothy and Clover Hay Revealed
The Germantown Telegraph reports Maine Experiment Station tests showing only about half of timothy hay and similar results for clover hay are digested under ordinary feeding, with protein and other components contributing to growth. Figures estimate digested protein per acre and discuss hay handling, silage, beef and dairy feeding, and the impact of dust, dampness, and manure strength.
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Germantown Telegraph
Maine Experiment Station
Stockman
Aylesbury
Epwa Akpd Burnett
Deerfoot Farm
Fall Planting Of Trees In Relation To Soil Condition
The article examines when fall planting is advisable, stressing soil drainage as the key. On poorly drained soils with autumn to spring moisture, plant only in spring to avoid root decay. On well drained or mature trees, fall planting is preferred as roots establish before spring and survive dry spells better. Emphasizes packing soil tightly around roots to prevent air gaps, using a small round stick to fill spaces.
Kicking Cows and Swine Mortality Remedies
A writer in the American Cultivator extols the use of a plow line or cord worn around a cow’s body forward of the udder to prevent kicking. The piece also notes swine mortality around 10 percent annually, attributing half to swine plague and half to unwholesome conditions, with the author claiming 18 years of swine-raising and minimal disease loss.
Advised Farming Methods Curb Swine Disease Spread
A fragment urges farmers to adopt economical feeding, watering, sheltering, and breeding methods to prevent swine disease, arguing contagion is not as high as veterinarians claim and simple practices suffice.
Remedies for livestock lice and thrush from Port London
A reader from Port London asks for lice remedies for pigs horses and cattle and for sheep ticks. Carbolic acid mixed with butter or lard is suggested and a carbolic soap recipe is given. For thrush a dry clean stall and specific foot treatment with pine tar camphor vitriol is advised.
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Port London
Canada
Bee Keepers Convene on National Interests in Apiary Convention
About seventy five delegates attended the national apiary convention in Chicago chaired by Dr. C. C. Miller of Marengo Wisconsin. Papers by J A Green and others explored production of comb honey and proposed legislation to support bee keepers, with Thomas G Newman urging a broad, organized American Association and county and state societies.
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Chicago
C. C. Miller
Marengo
W. L. Hutchinson
Flint, Mich
A. J. Cook
Michigan Agriculture College
A. I. Reot
Medina
Ohio
E. J. Oatman
Dundee
N. N. McLean
Hinsdale
Ill
T. G. Newman
T. 5. Bull
Valaraiso
Ind
J. A. Green
Ayton
Thomas G. Newman
Beekeepers of America
North America
Newman
London
England
America
Washing Butter Improves Flavor and Shelf Life, Experts Say
Mr. F. D. Curtis explains that washing butter removes buttermilk and lactic acid from the sugar it contains, boosting flavor and keeping quality. He notes sugar harms butter, lactic acid forms from sugar, and sour cream butter reflects this change. rules vary with conditions, demanding dairyman judgment.
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F. D. Curtis
New Yorker
Household Rugs and Matting For Cottage Furnishings
The article discusses rug options from Persian and Turkish to Smyrna, recommending plain ingrain filling as a budget substitute. It praises matting for easy cleaning and suitability in sitting rooms and bedrooms, cautions about wear in hallways and dining rooms, and notes matting complements light cottage furniture and draperies.
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Philadelphia
Household Hints for Cleaning and Pest Control
Practical household tips cover natural pest control and cleaning methods. Suggestions include sprinkling lime powder for roach abundance, soot around plants to deter slugs or worms, using whiting or ammonia for windows, fine wood ashes for flower pot stains, and lemon juice as a flavoring with milk avoiding acid curdling. A cord mop with a wooden handle aids dishwashing without wet hands.
Kitchen Treats and Pudding Recital
A collection of vintage dessert and bread pudding recipes including pudding with bread crumbs raisins apples eggs sugar butter spice and hard sauce gingerbread with molasses flour soda ginger cinnamon and hot water Huiacuus dough with baking powder lard and water cocoanut pudding with coconut Boston crackers milk eggs sugar and custard-like bake.
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Boston
Ginger Cookies Recipe Note
Recipe lists ingredients and steps for ginger cookies with molasses lard sugar soda ginger water and flour to form a medium soft dough. It instructs to dissolve soda in hot water and mix thoroughly until dough consistency is achieved.
Ohio State News Highlights From Dayton and Across Ohio
A recluse Charles Patterson, 82, dies after a fire in his Dayton home where he stood in flames in his shirt. coroner finds over 300 dollars in a belt and suspects more funds. Reports cover a school desegregation ruling in Ripley, postal card mix up, bridge accident with fatal head injury, quail protection plea, and numerous other local incidents and election tallies.
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Charles Patterson
Dayton
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Youngstown
Hattie Stanley
Common Pleas Court
Ripley
S. Atwood
Lindsey Jackson
Millerstown
Harrisburg
B. Vanatta
BR & O
Lake Erie
Shelby
Ohio
Chillicothe
Reuben Ross
Scioto Valley Railroad
Veal Loar Recipe Steps Listed For Bake Time
The text outlines a recipe using four pounds chopped veal four eggs four tablespoonfuls bread crumbs half a pound salt pork and spices. Mix thoroughly bake in a bread pan three hours with a buttered top for a finished loaf.
Tongue Toast For Breakfast Or Lunch Or Supper
A recipe for toast topped with grated tongue. Toast slices browned evenly on both sides, crusts removed, lightly buttered, then covered thickly with cold tongue grated with a large grater. Arrange slices on a large dish and serve at breakfast lunch or supper.
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Luancheon
The Barber and the Execution with a Twist
A Brooklyn Eagle item recounts a barber executing a man in a chair with eerie banter about shaving, tonics, and country shops. The condemned man confesses as the barber notes scalp care and laments on urban versus rural business. The line ends with the man dead as the barber coldly reflects on trade.
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Bluejeans
Brooklyn Eagle
Engaat
New Orleans Picayune
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