Christ Above All in Heaven and Earth
A sermon by Dr. Talmage extols Christ as supreme over all time, creation, death, and heaven. He urges preaching Christ alone, celebrates gospel themes, and recalls martyrs and theologians to illustrate the unmatched glory of Jesus as alpha and omega.
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Ecopyright
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Bethlehem
Christ
Pelion
Thessaly
Ossa
Olympus
Isaiah
Paul
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Cherubim
Seraphim
Archangel
Mount Olivet
God
Heaven
Shakespeare
Milton
Rufus Choate
Jesus Christ
Jonathan Edwards
John Bunyan
Award Payson
George Whitefield
Celestial City
John Bunsyan
Jesus
Herald
Demetrius
Martin Luther
Staupitz
St. John
Patmos
Constantinople
Saladin
Anow
Heaven’s Harbor
Satan
Fountain
Gordon Hall
Wilberforce
Dr. Taylor
Charles Hare
Mamartine
Corinth
Cappadocia
Antioch
Jerusalem
Solo
Edward I
Holy Land
Holy Land of
Mrs John A Logan Defends Pedestal Monuments Critics
Mrs John A Logan explains the pedestal monument honors Gen Logan and his Senate associates during his 16 years, not a single session. She notes Miller's wartime sacrifice and says the bas relief honors distinguished senators, countering claims of falsified history and finds no need to address petty criticisms.
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John A. Logan
Senate
Logan
Arthur
Miller
Ferryville
United States Senate
Gen
Jesus Restores Peter In Galilee Lesson
From the May 5 1901 International Series the Sunday School lesson recounts Jesus restoring Peter beside a fire of coals after a breakfast on the shore of Galilee. Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him, commanding feed My lambs and feed My sheep, repeating thrice to mirror Peter's three denials and foretelling Peter's death.
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Geaseon
Jesus and
Peter
H. C. Lenington
Jesus
Simon Peter
Simon
Jonas
Tiberius
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Matt
Galilee
James
John
Thomas
Nathaniel
Engagement Turns to Late-Night Work in Town Topics
A Town Topics note quotes a speaker revealing an engagement while stressing the remark is a matter of business, not pleasure. The exchange hints at social expectations and professional pressures shaping private life within public discourse.
Ram's Horn Pointers Sermon Excerpts
A collection of aphorisms on virtue and faith. It champions beneficence over benevolence and notes harmony between law and gospel. It contends Zaccheus finds a tree in every moment of life and warns against the run away tongue stirring scandal.
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Ram
Zaccheus
From the Fatherland and German Fiscal Scene
The report outlines Cassel planning a thousandth anniversary in 1912 and Dresden hosting a 1903 city exhibition. It notes Berlin tax data with 530,000 taxpayers and income brackets, a physicians’ charity levy yielding about 12000 dollars, and Germany’s vast forested land supplying timber as demand grows, with ten-year doubling in purchases and tripling in value.
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Cassel
Dresden
Berlin
Germany
Savage Love Customs Across the World Examined
The article surveys global courtship practices across cultures, noting extreme tests, duels, and ritual tattoos to win a bride. It cites examples from Borneo, Madagascar, New Zealand, Arabia, Australia, and the Americas, and discusses how marriage is highly valued and pursued from youth in many uncivilized societies.
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Borneo
New Zealand
Wadai
Westermack
Bagirmi
Upper Egypt
Madagascar
Dongolowee
Maj
Mitchell
Australia
Darling
Polar
Louis de Freycinet
Guanas
Azara
Westermarck
Fiji
Paradise
Kaffir Kraals
Tlascala
Corea
John Ross
Yatow
Japan
China
Dr. Westermarck
Chambers’ Journal
Fate of a mouse saves ship commander memory
The article recalls Commander James W. Carlin who led the Vandalia at Apia during the 1889 cyclone. Years later he found a drowning mouse, recalled the storm, and opened a basin to spare the creature, saying the act saved its life.
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James W. Carlin
Apia
Samoa
Detroit Free Press
Kind of Bess and Elsie Play Parlor Pranks
In a Chicago Daily News item, two girls recount a night in the parlor while Mr. Haggard visited sister Bess. They recall playing blind man's bluff with permission to be the blind man most of the time, describing it as great fun.
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Ethel—_Mamma
Vain Regret Quote from Kam’s Horn
A short quotation notes that regret cannot reverse an action, reflecting on a missed chance and the irreversible nature of choices. It attributes the line to Kam's Horn as an aphorism on accepting consequences rather than dwelling on past outcomes.
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Kam
Noted Stranger In Money Talk Sparks Curiosity
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune describes two youths reacting to a girl with striking hair and an odd remark about money. The exchange conveys impression and intrigue rather than clear events.
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Jonal
Chicago Tribune
Half-way tenient trend and fair credit urged
The Chicago Record-Herald muses on the recording angel granting fair credit for good intentions and warns that if every evil impulse were noted as well, the tally would be grave. The verse reflects on morality and judgment in a poised, historical newspaper voice.
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Angel
Chicago Record-Herald
A Plea for the Erring
A short verse reflection from the Washington Star on human error and forgiveness, noting that mistakes bring humor and connection and that a perfect world would be lonely.
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Washington Star
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Love Among the
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Chicago
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Micksville
Sherwood
Defiance
Boxwell
Ohio
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Burns
Oman
England
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the Defiance Milling Co
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National Family Newspaper
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Daily Tribune
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Minsel’s Drug
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