Sermons of the Day on Mindful God and Moral Duty
Rev. Dr. Mason decries divine wrath as calamities reveal impartial benevolence. Rev. Morgan urges personal God consciousness shaping daily life, while Rev. Crandall reflects on human greatness and nature's power. Dr. Coburn links business success to Christian principles and integrity.
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Brasiiness
Rev
Cam‘Rell Morgan
God
the Cross
Earth
Kingdom of
Micaven
Oseph K. Mason
Chicago
Martinique
L. A. Crandall
D. D
Miam
Johnston Myers
C. Bme. Coburn
Zamai
Weiss
The Cross Power and High Ideals in Sermons
A compendium of sermon excerpts on Christian faith and duty. Rev. Dr. Hillis, Rev. Fulton, Rev. Hopkins, Rev. Moore, and others discuss the cross as permanent, the value of high ideals, self control, humility, and the mission of Paul. The lessons stress perseverance, faith under trial, and spreading the gospel amid opposition.
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Frank Gunsaulus
Jerusalem
Hillis
W. S. Fulton
Woolsey
Frederick E. Hopkins
Christ
Andrew
Simon
E. C. Moore
G. B. Vosburgh
S. C. Leavell
Dr. Hyde
Dr. Shaw
J. K. Smyth
Famine Follows Forest Loss Across Russian Interior
The famines in the interior of Russia align with a drop in humidity caused largely by widespread forest destruction.
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Russia
Child Widows in India Millions of Young Brides
In India 6,016,759 girls aged five to nine have been or are wives and over 170,000 are widows. The figures highlight the scale of child marriage and its consequences on young girls.
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India
World Notes From A Wide Range Of Countries
Population trivia shows 355 Londoners born abroad and 6358 British army deserters in 1900. Sutton Coldfield is cited as a center of England and Wales, while landownership is rare in the UK and France. Other items note postage exemptions, diverse UK parliament demographics, a tree in Ashanti used as butter, London tube vibrations addressed by springs, sultans joking with actors, and Berlin’s Coloniale Zeitschrift on European retail challenges in East Africa.
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London
Sutton Coldfield
Birmingham
England
Wales
United Kingdom
France
House of Parliament
Ashanti
Turkey
Coloniale Zeitschrift of
Berlin
East Africa
Had Met Before
Dialogue between Miss Beautie and Mr Goodheart referencing prior meetings. Mr Goodheart confirms he is one of the men accepted last summer, implying a continuing social connection.
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Miss Beautie
Mr. Goodheart
N. Y
His View of It Explains Opposition to Second Term
The Brooklyny Eagle quotes a man recently released from the penitentiary who says he opposed a second term because he was unaware politics were being discussed. The remark suggests a misperception of political topics by ex-inmates influencing public opinion.
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Lystra
Paul
Lycaonia
Barnabas
Jupiter
Mercurius
Earth
Antioch
Iconium
Jesus Christ
TIME
A. D
Aoreene Lystra
Derbe
Misanthropic
Mr. Dunbrowne
Washington Star
Brooklyn Eagle
Booming Talks in Dugout City and Umbrella Collections
Dialogue pieces from New York and Yonkers newspapers feature contrasting views of prosperity and a humorous exchange about collecting umbrellas. The snippets reflect vivid local tonal flavor and everyday quips rather than a single narrative.
Dreams of a heaven above lamp of love
A short poetic line from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on the idea that a small lamp of love can illuminate the world during life’s brief day, suggesting a spiritual or moral message carried by the newspaper’s quotation.
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Atlanta Constitution
Pugilists and Senators in Verse Adages
A compact verse vignette contrasts public figures with trades and talk in a quip from multiple papers. It parodies debates and letters about editors and jokes, underscoring a criticism of political and media sparring.
Crowd gathers as cook discharged in humorous exchange
The exchange depicts a bustling scene with a large crowd in front of a house. The witty dialogue contrasts Worrit noting the crowd with a punchline about discharging the cook and turning leftovers into Irish stews, reflecting lighthearted domestic humor from popular periodicals.
The Judge Delivers A Quick Terse Verse Exchange
A compact courtroom style exchange shows a judge and speakers trading brisk couplets. The dialogue hints at satire of commerce and public trust, with the judge remarking on consequences of market actions. The verse evokes playful critique of economic force and accountability.
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G. Cambell Morgen
Jesus
Matthew
John
W. K. Newell
Chicago Moody Bible Institute
Jonah
William B. Leach
Jonahs
Cross
Jessus Christ
Corinthians
S. Parkes Cadman
New York Witness
St. Paul
Cadman
Golgotha
Phrygia
Peter
Temple
Zeus
Hermes
Mercury
Dugout City
Yonkers Statesman
Fweddy
Moneybags
Miss M
Chicago Daily News
Wright
Penman
Puck
Mary
Trust
Willie
Copper Trust
Nervita Medical CO
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Clinton and Jackson Sts
Chicago, IL
E. N. Lewis
Defiance, Ohio
Ched
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chattanooga
J. A. Williamson
Toledo
Ohio
D. G. Edwards
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Defiance
Ellow Label
Glinton and
Jackson Sts
Laxakola
Axola CO
Nassau Street
New York
NEW York Tribune
NEW York Weekly Tribune
New-York Tribune
Department of Agricultural Industry
the Tribune Farmer
the Express
THE
Express
Fakmck
Bright
Dr. Rankin
Rankin Drug Co
Brown Bros
BuiLome, SO
Clinton Street
Illinois
Nervita
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicaco, Ill
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