The Fullness of Salvation Preacher Sermon
A Sunday sermon by the Highway and Byway preacher, preached August 7, 190. It argues salvation as a progressive, full gift from God, not mere escape from hell. Faith begins a life of growing sanctification, with the end of faith the salvation of the soul and likeness to Christ.
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Sree Ehfeage
Peter
Hell
Christ Jesus
Paul
Jesus Christ
Peter Spels
Jesus
Calgary
John
God
Apostle
Christ
An Anatomical Freak With Opposite Organs
Michael Kappel of Chicago was found to have internal organs in mirrored positions by Dr. Adolf Decker during a life insurance exam. The deformity, called situs inversus, is rare. Kappel remains healthy, with right sided heart and left liver, and has no left handedness.
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Michael Kappel
Chicago
Adolf Decker
Kappel
Decker
Sitres
Apernethy
Man blocks lunch line for half hour in downtown eatery
A country lad in a Chicago restaurant waits at a table for thirty minutes to be served. Cashier and owner intervene, then invite him to sit and be waited on. Patrons urge action, and the man finally eats a large plate of corned beef hash within minutes.
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Chicago News
Babies Repaired: Ears Nose and Skull Shaped Like New
Household authority urges early care for infants to correct misshapen ears nose and head shape. Nurses and mothers should gently fold ears back press noses into proper form and smooth head lumps from birth with firm but gentle manipulation to prevent lasting disfigurement.
Bedtime Frolics and Old Fashioned Sprinkles Recipes
A compact excerpt notes bedtime frolics as natural sleep aids for children and outlines a simple ivory gymnastic, including a ceiling-hung ball drill and seated carpet rocking. It also provides a short recipe for old fashioned sprinkles with butter sugar milk and seeds, plus a fruit preserve method and a brief comment on beef and ice cream prices.
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N. Y. Herald
Wederly Quips on Exported vs Transported
A Cincinnati Enquirer joke contrasts exported with transported aboard a ship heading abroad. A Chicago Journal quip follows about a suitor left to visit his future father in law after a proposal. The notes reference light humor in late 19th century scraps.
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Wederly
Humorous Fragments on Domestic Life and Medical Service
A collage of satirical lines mentions a wife planning a drop stitch waist for her husband, a brutal husband disapproving, an X ray operator excusing himself to keep a patient company away from the assistant, and a note on a small fee vs regular charge. The clippings blend social quirks with workplace tension and domestic dynamics.
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Ducky
Chicago Tribune
Comic Fragments From Old Papers Mixed With Jests
A collage of early 20th century gags and quotes from papers like the Chicago Chronicle and New York World. Snippets cover marriage, matrimony, domestic life, satire on lawyers and plumbers, and light social observations. The tone resembles a humorous column of clipped jokes and witticisms.
Tent Life Gains in Popularity Across the Nation
The New York Sun notes a growing tent camping movement from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific. City families seek nature close to lakes and rivers, with Chautauqua camps and inland island sites thriving. A New York matron describes healthful, practical benefits for children, including meals, chores, and early interest in nature, while neighbors discuss trying camping this summer.
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Atlantic
Loos Island
New Jersey
Pacific
New York Sun
Rochester
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Chautauqua
N. Y
Summer Assembly
New York
Benjamin Franklin, Jr
Cansas
Torthwith
Terrier Attack on Lion Opens Explorer Tale
A British East Africa expedition report by Capt Maud to the Philadelphia Inquirer recounts 39 Hons killed and thrilling moments as a lion mauls Baird. Baird’s fox terrier James shows valor in the encounter while shikaris assist. the lion falls after a first shot breaking its jaw. Also cited is W La Rice praising American cut glass and domestic progress in Corning New York.
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British East Africa
Maud
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Baird
James
Learensing Brice
W. la Rice
Corning
N. Y
Louisville Courier-Journal
Elijah Beset by Fear and Faint Hearted Flight
A 1904 religious study notes Elijah fleeing Jezebel after Carmel. It cites physical exhaustion, overestimation of revival results, misplaced focus on self, and prayer of despair. God sends two angels to care for him, teaching reliance on God and divine mercy rather than human effort. The golden text proclaims God hears the distressed cry.
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J. M. Edson
Ahab
Jezebel al
Elijah
Jezebel
Heer-sheba
Judah
Mount Carmel
Jeareel
Faith
Zarephath
Jezreel
God
Jesus
Joshua
Caleb
Rom
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Agl
Philippian Church
Shart
Washington Star
Philadelphia Press
Newpop
Chicago Journal
Ernestine
Jack
Papa
Kr.neinnati Commercial Tribune
Jessie
Chicago Chronicle
Brooklyn
N. Y. Weekly
Cincinnati Enquirer
Yonkers
Eve
Adam
Mr. Eve
Thirdly
Deacon
Deacon Knox
Priscilla
Puck
Jigsmith
Browning
Grandma
Basimark
Crimsonbeak
Yorkers Statesman
Cleveland
Atlantic Coast
Terrier
Africa
Chichester
Medicon Square
PMILS
PA Pantten Inn
Sunday Bible School
Benjamin B. Kingsbury
H. W. Myers & Son
N. Lewis
Clinton
Third Etranta
Nefiance
Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chattanooga
J. A. Williamson
Toledo
D. G. Edwards
Columbus
Central
Fisher
Ue. & D. Railway
Penance
al Dewbler
Deanier
Ottawa
Columbia Lime
Wapaioiota Winey
Piqua
Dayton
Ramiton
Ciocionan
Hawton
Dayton Pius
Defiance
Sherwood
Cali
Hudson
Matias
Nickel Plate Railway
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