Talmage Sermon Urges Immediate Seek God Through Prayer
The sermon, delivered at the Academy of Music in New York, extols Isaiah’s full portrait of Christ and urges personal religion. It stresses earnest prayer, Bible study, church ordinances, and timely seeking of the Lord with warnings against postponing salvation.
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New York
Talhinge
Audiburce
Academy of
Susie
Suah
Isaiah Ly
Thalah
Christ
Isaiah
Ezekiel
David
Calico
Josephus
Pillo
Strach
Paul
Tim
Hetter
St. Petersburg
Venice
Rome
Melbourne
Calcutta
Auouelal
Albany
Grand Central
Walther
Goa
Itan
Lim
Jim
Clwist
Teaver
Kisa
Denak
Diya
Wien
Matthew
Congress
Germany
Italy
Washington
Mohammed
Madeleine
Paris
Baying
Howe
Willim Hamilton
Tao
Baxter
Phillip Doddridge
John Angell James
Inquirer
Island Dialect Fight at the Crossing
In a heated plantation quarrel Alfred insults rival Paul Youngblood and a scuffle ensues. Alfred wields a wooden knot and strikes Paul, who counters with a head butt, leaving Alfred bloodied but claiming victory as he carries his water bucket away.
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Alfred
Heo
Paul Youngblood
Paul
Lizaybet
Lizzybet
Yaas
Bipp
Alfud
Greece's Quiet Rise A Century Of Progress In Wealth And Trade
Greece shows decades of rail and road expansion, harbor and canal works, and growing exports as it modernizes its economy. The review notes 2,000 miles of roads and 600 miles of rail, a revived merchant fleet, and rising agricultural output, with the potential to cover debt through increased breadgrain production once railways unlock central grain fields.
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Greece
2 Weiter
Athens
Peloponnese
Acernania
Thessaly
Piraeus
Larisse
Europe
Dulldera
Othrys
Corinthennas
Periander
Nero
Danube
M Sengue
England
Bone
Uy Tela
The Correct Turm Mystery Language Play
A fragment from Io diourpolle Journal hints at coded dialogue about numbers and treasure. The speakers discuss a count and an investment with a murky reference to a tile and a treasure, suggesting a puzzle or linguistic game.
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Tila Engiah
Iodiourpolle Journal
Boonesborough exploits and frontier rescue tales retold
Theodore Roosevelt in May St Nicholas recounts frontier hero Daniel Boone. It narrates his captures, escapes, rescues of his daughter and others, ambush confrontations with Indians, alliances with Kenton and Minny, and the Battle of the Blue Licks where Boone led the left wing before retreat followed by the collapse of the right and center. It also praises Royal Baking Powder for food purity and government investigations praising its strength.
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Yoong
Ynitlick
Lia Brother
Boon
Ant Boone
Simon Kenton
Minny
Wilder- Jean
Detroit
Great Britain
Boonesborough
Cine
Boone
Tess
The
Blue Licks
Kentucky
Lakes
Theodore Ronsevett
St. Nicholas
Prince Visits Paria Inspires Maestro Piano Gift
A celebrated composer in Paria staged a grand concert for a visiting prince by swapping his piano for an antique one with responsive strings. The prince adored the music and, touched, asked which piano style fit best. The maestro praised the other piano maker, and the prince later ordered one of their finest pianos after inquiry about the commission.
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Paria
Tte
Harper
Hoot of horne as supreme support for swift movement
In its elaborate form the hoof of horne is described as the most perfect instrument of support for fast, large animals. The toe-wall and surrounding parts form a structure combining solidity with elasticity, enabling a horse to carry greater weight at higher speed on hard ground, according to Prof. N. S. Bhal ex in Scribvor's.
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N. 8
Bhalex
Scribvor
Royal Baking Powder Tops Purest Powder Standards
The Royal Baking Powder is proclaimed by U S Government and state reports as the purest and strongest option, delivering finer, better food. Despite cheaper alum powders' sales, consumers are urged to demand Royal from grocers, as its superiority justifies the effort to obtain it.
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Iheaa
U. S
Letter Writing Customs in China and Language Notes
The text discusses how writers in China traditionally address letters to the recipient as elder brothers, starting with a blessing and a self-deprecating greeting. It notes envelope phrasing from a humble sender to a superior and contrasts it with an apparent mismatch in a Philadelphia Ledger context.
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China
Philadelphia Ledger
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Her Call to Abolition Study
The passage recalls Harriet Beecher Stowe, wife of Calvin Stowe, linked with Bowdoin College and Maine. It notes her deep sympathy for enslaved mothers, sparked by child loss, and describes her emotional endurance and completion of a significant work inspired by her grief and faith. It mentions her journey to Hartford and her current home in Bartford.
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Harriet Heegher Stowe
Calvin Bh. Stowe
Bowdoin College
Maine
South
The School Question Wrought Up By Cabinet Members
The Canadian cabinet quarrel centers on the school question. Sir Charles Henry Tapper, born in Nova Scotia in 1855, rose from the bar to the dominion house and then to cabinet posts including marine and fisheries. He helped present the British case at the Halling sea court of arbitration. The school question triggers present cabinet dissension.
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Clarly “Papper
Canada
England
Nova Scotia
Dominion House of Commons
Charles HB
Limeelf
Muarine
Fisheries
John MacDonald
Habring Sea
Prison congress delegate Brinkerhoff born in Cayuga county
Gen Roeliff Brinkerhoff, recently named to the International prison congress at Paris, was born in Cayuga county in 1828. His career spans tutor at the Hermitage, Mansfield lawyer, editor of the Mansfield Herald, military service, banking, and long involvement with charities and correctional institutions. He has led the national conference of charities and the prison congress, serving as president for the past two years.
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Roeliff Brinkerhoff
International Prison Congress
Paris
Cayuga County
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Hermitage
Mansfield
Ohio
Mansfield Herald
H. Beinkerhof
Ohio Liberal
National Conference of Charities
Prison Congress
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Royal Baking Powder Company
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