The Ink Horn of Mercy in Ezekiel’s Vision
Dr Talmage uses Ezekiel 9 2 to argue the inkhorn as a force for good in home life business and literature. He praises the power of letters and books to shape morals, religion, and culture and urges readers to influence others through thoughtful correspondence and Evangelical outreach.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Ezekiel
National Archives
Abraham Lincoln
Paine
Lincoln
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Mr. Lincoln
William Carey
Captain Cook
John Wesley
Jeremy Taylor
Tennyson
Trajan
Godfrey
Jerusalem
Hernando Cortes
Montezuma
Observatory
Herschel
Marengo
Arbela
Eylau
Borodino
Leipsic
Hamilcar
Carthage
Palermo
Galileo
Aristotle
Plato
Robert South
Sydney Smith
Locke
Samuel Rogers
Chaucer
Paul Richter
Swift
Hazlitt
Leigh Hunt
Talleyrand
Burke
Edward Irving
Handel
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Columbus Landing
John Harvard
Harvard University
Joshua Reynolds
David Wilkie
Rembrandt
God
Thomas A Kempis
Christ
Horace Bushnell
Thomas Binney
Weigh House Chapel
Conybeare
Paul
Archbishop Trench
Stuart Robinson
Austin Phelps
Mary Hopkins
Thomas Guthrie
John Cumming
Earth
Christendom
Angel of Mercy
Matthew Henry
Gras
Jesus Christ
Raleigh
New England
Moses
John
St. John
Cold Coffee for Cookies Mix Ginrer Cookies with Cold Coffee
A home baking tip suggests replacing water with cold coffee when preparing ginrer cookies to enhance flavor. The method stresses using coffee to boost richness rather than altering other ingredients.
Sunday School notes trace Jesus final week events
A compact outline of Jesus last days from Palm Sunday to the crucifixion. Key moments include the triumphal entry, cleansing the temple, last suppers, Betrayal by Judas, trials before Caiaphas Pilate and Herod, crucifixion, and the resurrection events with the earthquake and veil rent, ending with the watch at the sepulcher.
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H. C. Lenington
A. D
Jesus
Bethany
Jericho
Jerusalem
Temple
Christ
Judas
Peter
Garden of
Gethsemane
Caiaphas
Sanhedrin
Pilate
Herod
Golden Texts Lessons From Bible Verses
A collection of twelve lesson titles each citing a Bible verse. Subjects include devotion to Jesus, recognition of the Christ, readiness for the Lord, and Christ’s crucifixion as prophesied in Scripture. The compact list pairs each lesson with its scriptural reference.
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Jesus
Christ
God
A Point of View for Idlers from Scribners
A meditation on avoiding idleness and embracing labor that brings spiritual satisfaction. The author argues against a life free of duties, stating that meaningful living requires self-denial and purposeful toil within the social machine of society.
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Scribner’s
Grand on the Art of Happiness and Choice
The Saturday Evening Post notes Mme. Sarah Grand discussing happiness as an accumulated effect of minor pleasures and the joy in choosing misery. It contrasts copy with imitation and observes that criticism diminishes pleasantness.
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Mme
Sarah Grand
Saturday Evening Post
Pulpit and Pew Notes on Religion and Architecture
Bishop Moore urges Oregon timber for Peking rebuilding. St John the Baptist Pittsburgh plans a six story campanile tower at 135 feet plus cross. Memorial window honors Bishop Wingfield at St Petersburg Virginia. Wu Ting Fang declines to speak on Confucius at a Kansas Chautauqua, fearing Christian criticism.
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Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peking
Oregon
St. John the Baptist
Pittsburgh
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Petersburg
Wingfield
California
Saul
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Kansas
Manitoba Wheat Farming Not the Only Path
Premier Thomas Greenway argues Manitoba offers diverse farming, warns against sole wheat cultivation, and urges mixed farming with horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry. He promotes homesteads, prudent fertilizer use, and land invites newcomers to settle with common sense and hard work. For information on free lands contact agents or government ads elsewhere.
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Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Canada
Ontario
New Specimens for Museum From Indian Remains
S. S. Simms of the Field Columbian Museum in Chicago plans to display new Indian specimens in the E. E. Ayer hall after Dr. George Dorsey arrives from Spokane. Boxes from Arizona to Washington will unveil artifacts from tribes not previously represented. Dorsey sails July 28 for Paris to attend the international anthropologists congress.
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C. L. Owen
J. A. Burt
Oribi
Dorsey
France
International Congress of Anthropologists
Paris
Paris Jewelry Exhibit Showcases Imperial Style Gems
Exhibitors from around the world meet in Paris creating superb jewelry displays. A 46-pearl necklace valued at 450000, averaging nearly 10000 per pearl, stands out. Another necklace matches gems in size and color and is valued at 137500. A central pigeon's blood ruby pendant, large diamonds, empress worthy settings, and a cat's eye horned by lustrous brilliants complete the display.
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Paris
Detroit Free Press
State Colony of Insane Planned in Massachusetts
A bill set to take effect January 1 1904 authorizes purchase of 1500 to 2500 acres for up to 25000 and construction of cottages for the insane with up to 50000 spent. The plan calls for a state colony with residents housed in separate buildings and able-bodied inmates to work the land for productive activity.
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Massachusetts
N. Y. Sun
Molded Halibut and Peas Recipe
A recipe from the Eastern Budget describes pounding halibut with egg yolk and seasoning, thinning corn starch with milk, folding in stiff cream, and steaming in molds. Butter molds line with peas, fill with fish mixture two thirds full, steam thirty minutes, unmold onto plates, and serve with creamed peas.
Memorial verses on a grave and memory
Poem by May Rapley McNabb in Boston Transcript reflects on a small grave, a mother’s heart, and pitying ivy. It contemplates memory enduring beyond stone, with imagery of roses, birds, wind, and creeping vines. The piece weighs whether being forgotten is avoided through memory.
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May Rapley “McNabb
Boston Transcript
Doctor Henry Wharton and the Major’s Daughter
Dr Henry Wharton, a famed lung specialist, falls in love with Elsie Burns daughter of Major Burns. After weeks of conflict he confesses, proposes, and is welcomed. A visit from Elsie’s fiancé Archie Cunningham prompts a painful struggle and a tearful confession that Elsie loves Archie, not Henry.
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R. Henry Wharton
Henry Wharton
Elsie Burns
South
Great Northern
North
Maj. Burns
Elsie
Wharton
Uncle Sam
Archie Cunningham
Volunteers
Philippines
Burns
Papa
Henry Wharton Cunningham
An Unfinished Story At a Dinner
A host recounts a curious letter received at his office. A blue scented envelope with a young woman's handwriting asked him to meet for shopping at a Broadway hotel in the thirties. The caller would not reveal a name when the office boy confirmed a mysterious telephone call.
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Charles
N. Y. Sun
Squirrels Multiply Across English Woodlands
A naturalist reports the squirrel tribe expanding through England’s wooded districts and into the Scottish lowlands, with notable absence in northern Scotland. A Scottish judge once ruled on a case about an escaped squirrel, quipping about clipped wings before correcting it as a quadruped.
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England
Scotland
Charlie visits in parlor over old firm debt
In the parlor Charlie informs Dora that he called to see her father. he notes he has owed the firm a small account for a long time, prompting Dora to flutter then respond with a simple question.
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Charlie
Dora
N. Y. World
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