Long Reflection on Wealth and Poverty Across Ages
A reflective piece contrasts poverty and wealth, noting most die poor while a few rule. It weaves in biblical imagery, labor, luck, and moral worth as it nods to heaven’s gifts, then shifts to a fiction excerpt where Grace Grenville and Frank Marden confront past loves and decisions during a fateful journey, revealing mutual regret and newly confessed feelings.
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mim
Frank
Murden
Grace
agaip
Ibsen
Miss Grenville
Marden
Brink
Iben
dens
J. T. Newcomb
Springfield
Qlass
Awful Charge On a Narrow Mountain Train Scene
A Boston to Pittsburg combination passenger and freight train climbs a grade through a mountain setting by the Deerfield river. At Fiteburg station a young man seeks out Grace Grenville aboard the car, nervously approaching her as the train proceeds, signaling a developing encounter on a rural journey.
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Miss Grenville
Marden
Grace
Miss Chenville
Withington
Pam
Wilmington
Readsboro
Rendsboro
Sadanga
Boston
Brank
Ewis
Deerfield
Pitchburg
Fiteburg
fra Baston
warn
womnat
yong man
yong woman
mucl
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Mr. Marden
Bathing debate and telepathic theories collide in periodical review
A sweeping discussion from London Lancet and Brickwood's Magazine weighs bathing habits and cleanliness against potential harms. Arguments cover cold and warm baths, their effects on nerves and heart, and the dangers for the frail. The telepathic influence piece notes varied forms and limits of mind to matter relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lancet
Brickwood’s Magazine
A Christian Vacation Religion Belongs in Daily Life Not Just Labor
A long reflection argues religion is daily service and rest, not mere Sabbath labor. Vacation should refresh, not erase faith, and Christians carry their beliefs wherever they go, sharing worship and love with Gal’s people in all rest moments.
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Jesus Christ
Gail
mmeth
Christ
God
Gal
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W. W. TUNIS & BRO, LUMBER COMPANY
TUNIS MILLS
S. S. Fountain
W. W. TUNIS & BRO. LUMBER CO
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C. B. MACKENZIE
West Bathmore STREET
MLIMIC
Dayton
J. H. COULBOURN
LIVe STOCKe COMMISSION
North Front Stre
ToS Commission
South Charles St
BALTIMORE, MD
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S.F. CREW
de COULBOURN
CREW & COULBOURN
Wholesale Commission
PHIDADA
S. Beck
Kent Co
Stevens Bros
S. Charles St
Baltimore
Dey & Kugler
Thompson Ave
N.Y
Produce National Bank
Chustifut St
Phila
J.H. MEDAIRY
MEDAIRY
J. H. MEDAIRY ® O
North Howard Street
Mary Lane
EDWARD A. HARTMAN
NATHAN DUNBRACCO
Baltimore St
Howard
R.C. GARRETT & CO. Fruit and Produce Commission
LITTLE COOK Sr
PHILADELPHIA
Niewspa
BILLILEADS
KINNAMON
SHIELDS
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Josequh
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Wingin
Cambridge Press
England
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America
France
Austria
Italy
Tussin
Belgium
Metropatia
New York Herald
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
JLAAES EPPS & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
London
Enghiuid
EASTERN SHORE HOUSE
BALTIMORE CITY
Third street
Denton
JBARNES & MOORE
Choptank
CRUSER
Denten, Md
St. Antoine street
Johnnie
Yeon
Detroit Prep Press
invemor jiu
New York Telegram
Arthur Balfour
Lord Lalisbury
Lord Salisbury
San Francisco
Christ Jesus
Christian Inquirer
Sima
satehnin
New York Epoet
Russia
oldamen
St. Louis Republile
Newsepaper
R&S
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