Moody on Heaven and How to Save
Moody preaches on heaven and earthly treasure contrasting heart values with wealth and worldly pleasures. He urges focusing on eternal salvation, warns against hoarding riches, and promotes prudent saving and buying well to achieve independence. He also notes the folly of leaving wealth to heirs without Christ and emphasizes practical frugality.
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Mr. Moody
Heaven
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
earth
Jesus
new Jerusalem
Chicago
Christ
Hippocrates the Father of Medicine in Ancient Times
The article reviews Hippocrates as the luminary of ancient medicine. It traces his lineage, teachers, travels, and deeds, including alleged cures, methods, and early medical practices. It notes uncertainties about authentic works, describes his dietetics and phlebotomy, and highlights surgical advances such as wound care, trepanning, bandaging, and early hospital-like observations.
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Eumpedocles
Alcmaeon
Democrates
Ife
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Sea Demon Torpedo Promises Naval Defense Boost
A Sea Demon torpedo developed by the United States Torpedo Company at Pantapo New Jersey is described as a shark shaped twenty one foot iron tube with multiple compartments. It uses compressed carbonic gas as motive power and is claimed to run four to five miles at twelve miles per hour with potential speeds to fifteen mph. Demonstrations at Pamrapo impressed naval officers who saw the device as solving movement control for fish torpedoes, while debates over speed continued. The piece hints at possible regulatory change if such weaponry undermines coastal bomb-proof defenses.
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England
United States Torpedo Company
Pantapo
New Jersey
Europe
Pamrapo
Bull
Paper displays at Berlin Exhibition reveal vast paper creations
A Western Paper Trade summary lists dozens of paper artifacts shown in Berlin, from everyday items like washbasins and napkins to elaborate furniture and a pine house entirely made of paper. The report notes a stove of asbestos paper burning cheerfully yet not consuming itself, illustrating broad adaptive possibilities for paper.
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Wetern
Berlin
Doctors Exclusively Care For Those In Poor Health
The statement asserts that only doctors truly enjoy serving those with bad health, implying a critique of medical care culture. It suggests a tension between professional duty and personal wellbeing within medical practice.
New Compact Electric Lamp With Carbon Wheel Mechanism
A new smaller domestic electric lamp uses a carbon pencil and a carbon wheel with a brake system to regulate burning. The wheel and pencil balance as the pencil wears, providing a steady light and reducing extinguishings. Designed for four bunsen elements in a small battery, it promises practical, reliable performance.
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Scribner
Practical guidance on virtue and character
A reflective piece on probity and personal conduct. It argues blameless records and principled living, contrasts great and small acts, and notes how the heart weighs events and loyalties. It suggests jealousy, virtue, and failure as paths to growth, with ideas on tolerance and self-awareness.
Beauty Beyond Age and Decline Through Character
The piece argues that physical decline from aging can be offset by kindness, sympathy, and daily love for God and humanity. It contrasts bodily decay with an immortal soul that can remain beautiful through virtuous cultivation, elevating humans toward angelic kinship.
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God
man
Tailor Warns of Delayed Coat as Gentleman Pledges Debt
A gentleman tells his tailor Mr. D. that if the coat is ready by Saturday he will be forever indebted. The tailor retorts that if that is the aim the coat won’t be completed.
Peasant’s Reply Defines Life’s Drama
A peasant told a wire reporter that when asked his role in life he simply said he minds his own business. The remark captures a stoic view amid public inquiry and everyday duties.
The Power of a Kind Voice in Youthful Life
An old admonition urges youths to cultivate a gentle voice at all times for a kind heart. Sharp tones at home quickly sour joy and linger, while a soft, steady voice brings light to hearth and heart. Begin training now, day by day, to keep a voice true to kindness.
Secrets We Keep From The World Within Our Hearts
A reflective meditation on private sorrow and the urge to shield inner feelings from others. The speaker favors concealing heartache and unseen ghosts, fearing harsh judgment, pity, or exposure as they move through crowds and distant places.
Juror Declared Competent Despite Illiteracy Remark
An excitement-filled criminal case feature shows a juror who claims he cannot read, saying he has not read the papers though others say they are full of it. The judge swears in the juror after clarification.
High words case shows use of low language in Wites people
A fragment notes that when Wites people engage in what some call high words they typically respond with what is described as low language. The piece hints at social dynamics and language style without detailing events or dates.
The Newspaper Business Compared To The Farmer
A veteran journalist explains how small daily debts to a newspaperman accumulate. He compares a farmer’s grain being sold on credit to readers delaying payment, illustrating how numerous small debts can burden a business and hinder operations. The point: timely payment is crucial to sustain a newspaper operation.
Notable Georgia figure preached and reconciled in a day
Tris related to Judge Walter T. Colquitt a Georgia Supreme Court justice Brigadier General and senator, reportedly preached prayed reviewed militia conducted a wedding two marriages and a prayer meeting in one day while a New York paper dismissed advice as foolish. It quotes witty maxims about marriage luck and industry.
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Georgia Supreme Court
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