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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1901

Page

2

Ministry of Tears Sermon by Dr Talmage at Academy of Music

A crowded Academy of Music hears Dr. Talmage preach on The Ministry of Tears. He frames sorrow as a divine design guiding souls to God, offering sympathy and hope through biblical examples and the promise that God will wipe away all tears in heaven.

Academy of Music Dr. Talmage Ministry of Tears Victoria Great Britain Tweed Thames Shannon Wilberforce Coleridge de Quincey Robert Burns John Wesley John Knox Thomas Chammers Walter Scott Bishop Charnock Latimer Ridley Robert Emmett Daniel Connell Havelock Ruskin Gladstone John Banyan Milton Shakespeare Richard Baxter George Whitefield Prince of Wales Washington Mount Vernon Longfellow Westminster Abbey Abraam Lincoln Scotland Wreavid Wiary Paul Alexander God Louvre Paris Venice Florence St. Paul's Cathedral Michael Angelo Handel Israel Egypt Martin Luther Philip Melancthon Melancthon Luther Philip David Selah Rush‘andck Harvey Saw Shen John Jesus Heaven Moses Leonard Town University Earth Hell Heavenly Street Crystal Palace New York Julien Christ

Lesson in the International Series on the crucifixion

The Sunday Schopol lesson for March 24 1901 presents Luke 23 35 63 and the crucifixion narrative with notes and comments. It features meditation on Jesus death the crown of thorns the inscription this is the king of the Jews and the seven sayings from the cross with reference to Matthew Mark Luke and John.

Jesus Cruecified H.C. Lenington Christ God Jesus Paradise Galilee Joseph Arimathaea Pilate Cicero Mary John

Terse and True Exertion Earning Excellence Quote

A reflective prose piece urges self restraint and public virtue. It contrasts a stiff will with a hard heart and emphasizes living a truly Christian life over mere literature. The message ties repentance to forgiveness and promotes constant spiritual aid through a sacred horn.

Heaven

Archaeological finds reshape sights from Ephesus to Rome

Archaeological notes report the Ephesus theater unearthed by Austrian diggers and a Greek origin harbor, a wind mill theory tracing to the east in the eleventh century, a republican house under St. Cecilia’s crypt in Rome, Augusta Taurivorum theater near Turin, and a trove of Ptolemaic papyri gathered by Grenfell and Hunt, including papers of a second century B C village mayor.

Ephesus L. Linder France England S. Cecilia Trastevere Rome Augusta Taurivorum Turin Palazzo Vecchio Grenfell and Hunt

A Foolish Young Man

A lighthearted exchange shows a daughter recounting Geo George asking for a kiss. The mother deems him a good match but chides the moment as improper, leaving the daughter upset and crying in a playful domestic vignette.

Geo George N. Y

Earth Yawned Birthday Exchange Between Mr Le Jecks and Miss Coldcash

Dialogue excerpt from Tit-Bits where Miss Coldcash recalls sending a birthday card to Mr Le Jecks last birthday and notes a particularly dainty card. The playful banter reveals their familiarity and light humor.

Mr. le Jecks Miss Coldcash

Josh Proves Timeless Genius in Quiet Town Talk

Farmer Corn tessel proclaims Josh a reg'lar genius while noting he must wait for posterity to realize his worth. His wife questions the boast as the Washington Star quotation frames Josh as an overlooked figure whose genius may only be recognized with time.

Josh Farmer Corntessel Washington Star

A Laughing Patchwork of Old Column Snippets

A collage of quips and caricatures from historic papers unfolds with snippets of verse and jests. Lines reference Puck, the Washington Star, the Chicago papers, and the Chicago Times-Herald, all capturing playful wit, manners, and family banter from a bygone era.

The Meditative Girl Inspires Jealous Feelings

A Chicago Record item describes a girl with dreamy eyes captivating a man, provoking jealousy as she reflects on fashion rather than other men, signaling a light social vignette from the era.

Chicago

Gossip Sparks Suspicion Over Maud Kiss Incident

A Fliegende Blaetter note cites a suspicious exchange as Maud is accused of gossip about a person after she kissed him twice during a meeting. The brief item records the hint of scandal without further detail.

Maud Fliegende Blaetter

The Man Who Thinks Fast and Slow

A humor sketch featuring Mrs. Bilkins and Cousin John with Little Johnnie praising his mother as a winner. The dialogue contrasts haste and patience and ends with cake indulgence and playful family banter as reported in Brooklyn Life.

Sandal Wood Idea Pitched by Townsfolk

Mrs Darley muses on Dutch shoes and wood as she views a Halland scene. Mr Darley guesses sandal wood might suit the footwear idea in this Town Topics snippet.

Mrs. Darley Halland Mr. Darley

Firm Believer

A humorous Chicago Daily News snippet shows Tommy asking if his father believes in flannels and receives the reply that belief applies both externally and internally with flannel shirts and flannel cakes.

Tommy Chicago Daily News

Accomplished Liar Claims in Yonkers Legal Scene

The Yonkers Statesman notes discussions around ethics in the legal field as a prominent lawyer is described as highly successful yet urged to lie. The piece highlights scrutiny of professional conduct and public perception of lawyers' integrity.

Yonkers

Miss Goldby Compliments At Private Theatricals

Freddie recalls Miss Goldby praising his stage presence in private theatricals yesterday. He quotes her saying his face resembled a boiled lobster, a remark she made when he appeared on stage.

Miss Goldby Freddie “Yeas Leslie’s Weekly

Independent Fortune Woman Weds Man in Chicago Record

A poem notes a man wooing a woman with an independent fortune and later discovering his spouse shares independence. The piece, from the Chicago Record, reflects on marrying for wealth and autonomy, ending with the grim thought of wishing he were dead.

Chicago

Poor Henry Cake Delights In Chicago Inter Ocean

A fragment reports a young wife urging Henry to taste a cake as described in a cook book. The line echoes a domestic scene published in the Chicago Inter Ocean.

Henry Chicago Inter Ocean

Lest Men Forget And Gloom From The Times-Herald

A collection of quips and cartoons notes on morale and daily life. Items reference war, gloom, playful puzzles, household annoyances, and a verse urging perseverance as time heals. Includes jokes about birds and mischief at a neighbor’s house and a short moral on time and family.

Chicago Times-Herald

Room and Bath Request Turned Down by Busy Clerk

A playful exchange between a guest and a clerk about accommodations ends with the clerk offering a room but declining a bath at that moment, highlighting humor over service details.

To Reach Man's Heart From Good Housekeeping

A nugget from Good Housekeeping advises women to win a man by pleasing him at the dinner table rather than politics. It suggests meals as a path to influence by appealing to his palate and heart.

Hotel Man Demands Missing Heart and Liver

A humorous exchange unfolds as a hotel guest asks for a heart liver eight ribs and a shoulder while a railway office jokes the wreck has been cleared up in Baltimore American.

Baltimore

Bar gains spark women readers with cheap novels

A courtroom exchange notes that women read more since bar stands offer dollar and fifty cent books for a dollar five. The judge comments on the pricing driving reading habit.

Jaggles Waggles

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