Living Bread from Heaven Sermon on Christ
A preacher outlines Jesus as the Living Bread from Heaven, one of six John Christ declarations, arguing that true life comes only from feeding the soul on this Bread. The talk contrasts earthly manna with divine life, explains appropriation and assimilation of truth, and links the Bread to Christ’s flesh given for the world.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
John
Jesus
Christ
God
Matthew
Abraham
David
Mark
Luke
Adam
Tabernacles
Thomas
Lake of Galilee
Ager
Moses
Israel
Mr. Moody
Heaven
Egypt
Jesus Christ
Isaiah
Marcus Dods
New York State
Lincoln
United States
Satan
Miss Lizzie L. Johnson a Casey case of steadfast faith
The Casey Illinois woman Lizzie L. Johnson wrestles 18 years with a spinal illness and daily bed confinement yet runs a global Christian mission. Since 1894 she began with $60, now reports $35,000 gross, supporting five Indian pastors two Bible women in China and a native Africa pastor. She funds three Nagasaki seminary scholarships and helps Cunningham deaconess home, mails silk bookmarks to raise money, and personally handles all correspondence reaching out to churches and societies.
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Ill
Lizzie L. Johnson
Christian Missions
India
Chinzei Seminary
Nagasaki
Japan
China
Africa
Cunningham Deaconess
Mss Johnson
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Societies
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Empress Eugenie Life of Contrast and Longevity
The article traces Eugenie Montijo’s ascent as Empress of the French, her travels from Egypt to South Africa, and her enduring influence. Now aged 74, she lives quietly in Farnborough with shrine rooms to Napoleon and the imperial era, while maintaining vigor and a famed “Eugenie eyes” look.
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Eugenie
Egypt
Suez Canal
Far East
South Africa
France
Napoleon
Eugenie Montijo
Europe
Oxford Street
Empress Eugenie
Chislehurst
Farnborough
Prince Imperial
Eugene
Spain
Maria Kirkpatrick
Dig Potatoes for Church Funds Inspires Beaver Dam Women
Women in Beaver Dam Wisconsin raise funds for the Presbyterian church by digging potatoes for two hours with spectators. A merchant offered $20 if they dig and sell tickets for viewing from Mrs Waicher's fence. Tickets varied in price and proceeds benefited the church.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Presbyterian Church
Month of Marriage Luck Cited in Yonkers Talk
Mrs Dearborn asks which month is luckiest to marry. Mrs Wabash replies she has tried April May June and July and plans to test another month next time in a light exchange from Yonkers Statesman.
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Dearborn
Wabash
Yonkers Statesman
Woman's Social Power Elevates a Church
The Ledger Monthly notes a pastor's wife shaped a church through welcoming strangers at service, gathering addresses, and fostering social bonds. Her kind influence revived attendance and transformed the church into a vibrant social and spiritual center.
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William J. Peck
The
Ledger Monthly
Wall coverings and home decoration tips
The article advises room use guides for wall coverings with plain fabrics preferred in living areas and suggests self-toned stripes for solidity. It notes big-flowered papers suit guest rooms with pale ceilings and discusses balanced color choices to fit room purpose. It also covers dog care including washing frequency and grooming routines. The piece ends with a humor item about match heads in the dark.
Decidedly Cool and Other Fragments
A compact collage of 19th and early 20th century snippets notes changing tech and social quips. Includes a Detroit Free Press remark on coolness, references to wireless telegraph and horseless carriage, and a playful Washington Star exchange about Eve and Adam framed by Miss Cayenne.
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Eve
Adam
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Inherited Faculty Car Talk Quip
Dialogue notes a joke about inherited driving skill with Barnes and Shield referencing Hiller and his father as wheel experts. Boston Transcript tone hints at a witty remark on talent passed down through generations.
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Barnes
Hiller
Shield
Boston Transcript
Wederly and Neighbor Spar Over Raising Child
In a brief remark from a Chicago Daily News item, Mrs. Wederly says a new neighbor confidently advises how to raise her daughter, sparked by a casual fence conversation about family plans.
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Wederly
Chicago Daily News
Quotation on self control from Town Topics
A humorous dialogue about restraint and indulgence quotes a line from Town Topics. A man vows to test his ability to abstain and contemplates stopping if he cannot resist temptations.
One Mind Between Husband and Wife Ties in Tit-Bits Quote
A Tit-Bits quotation praises harmony between spouses. It highlights the Robinsons as an example of shared opinion and affection, noting both partners admire Robinson alike. The lighthearted remark underscores domestic concord.
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Robinsons
Robinson
Experientia Doecet. Prospective Bride affirms house life gap
The page features a witty exchange between the Prospective Bride and the Old Stager from the New York Herald. The bride laments lacking housekeeping skill while the old adviser cautions that more experience might prevent marriage.
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Old Stager
N. Y. Herald
Casey Kelly Accused of Assault Amid Dental Injury
Puck reports Casey Kelly allegedly called the speaker a lover and insulted them while Rooney and Ye are mentioned. the claimant says Kelly knocked out two teeth after months of trouble, claiming satisfaction in the confrontation.
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Casey
Kelly
Rooney
Puck
The Minister and His Wife Exchange Cheery Giver Gags
A humorous exchange from Town and Country features the minister and his wife debating cheerful giving. The minister quips about Mr. Skinflint not realizing God loves a cheerful giver and the other jokes that less he gives, the more cheerfully he gives.
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