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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1888

Page

4

Sacramental Day Sermon on Christ Cross and Personal Crosses

In Brooklyn on Sacramental Day the Tabernacle fills as Rev. T DeWitt Talmage preaches on the crucifixion of Jesus. He describes the cross, the scourging, and the inhuman suffering, urging listeners to bear their own crosses by embracing a visible Christian life in work, home, and public steps. He urges bold public faith and recalls a Greek architect who proclaimed faith under pressure in a Coliseum scene.

Ta’mvage Brooklyn the Tabernacle T. DeWitt Talmage Luke Darius Babylon Alexander Tyre Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Antwerp Rubens Ruben Calvary Cross Mary Palestine Euphrates Jordan Amazon Earth Heaven Greece mid-Atlantic Gettysburg Himalaya Olno God Lord Jesus New York Brooklyn Tabernacle Tam Isis Ife Coliseum Huzza Galeries Hell Lis Ignatius John Huss Constance Hugh McKail McMillan Campbell Freeman Cawnpore You Scotland Emmanual

The Cross as Suffering and Triumph in Christ’s Call

A fiery sermon urges Christians to show scars for Christ through steadfast faith and sacrifice. It recalls saints and martyrs from Ignatius to the Waldenses, urging listeners to join the cross and stand with Emmanuel against worldly forces.

Russian Railways Grind Slow Toward Faster Mail Trains

The minister of railways tightly governs lines in Russia including private lines and warns that changes require state sanction. A special commission weighs raising mail train speed from 20 to 23 mph, while current speeds on many routes hover around 12 to 16 mph with long station halts. The courier train between St Petersburg and Moscow reaches about 28 mph with no mails.

Russia St. Petersburg Ministry of Railways Russian Empire Moscow Tsaritzin-Don

Pocket Book Clash on Second Avenue Ends in Letdown

A man and a woman argued over a found pocket-book on Second Avenue. They claimed ownership while a bystander suggested division. The contents proved to be two cancelled stamps and a bogus nickel, leaving both parties retreating in disappointment.

Second Avenue Ida Texas Siftings

Edison Phonograph Demonstrates Voice Range Transformations

Edison found that brass notes played fast on the phonograph yielded soprano tones while slow rotation produced bass. By altering speed, a soprano becomes baritone and vice versa. A cricket’s song could be heard as a frog’s timbre on the cylinder.

Edison

King of Siam awards Chulachomklao order to French dentist

The King of Siam has conferred the order of Chulachomklao on his French dentist. The decoration is the least important of Siam’s four orders and requires wearing a heavy cone shaped hat at all public events. Recipients are not always grateful for the honor.

Siam People’s Common Sense R.V. Pierce M.D Eead Invalids United Sun Chicago

Squirrels Attack: Edwardsport Man Survives Ferocious Infestation

In a 1854 incident recounted by Colonel J. L. Culbertson of Edwardsport Indiana a rifle hunter encounters an enormous mass of attacking squirrels. They swarm, bite, and claw him, tearing at his ears face neck and limbs before he escapes with help from bystanders. The tale, sourced from Youth's Companion, ends with his recovery.

J. L. Culbertson Edwardsport Ind Mr. Culbertson Culbertson

Nicknames of Prominent Men Reference Historic U S Politicians

The article catalogs nicknames for U S figures from Edmunds and Sherman to Thurman and Cox. It lists humorous or descriptive epithets such as Honest John Sherman, Grandfather Hoar, Grandmother Hawes, Protection Kelley, Tall Sycamore of the Wabash, Uncle Dick Oglesby, Our Evarts, Coal oil Payne, Go-and-Finish-Your-Ticket Spriggs, The Lone Fisherman, Old Roman, Old Bandanna, Calamity Weller, Silver Tongued, Whispering Jimmie Ketchem, Perpetual Motion Burleigh, Horizontal Bill Morrison, and Sunset Cox. It notes regional usage and the affectionate tone of these designations.

St. Jerome Edmunds John Sherman Massachusetts Hoar Ohio Utica N. Y Utia Wheeler Frye Illinois Carter Frank Lawler Thurman Weller Iowa Congress Thomas F.grady Jim’ Campbell New York Jimmie General Ketchem Whitehall William H. Morrison

Snake and bulldog battle ends with giant rattler dead

H. D. Mashburn of ten miles north of Quitman fought a seven foot rattlesnake after it attacked a small fire dog and a large bulldog. Mashburn stunned the snake with a fence rail and killed it after a brief struggle. The small dog recovered while the bull dog died the next day.

H. D. Mashurn Quitman Mr. Mashburn Pittsburg

Orderly Place Saloon License Hearing

New York Excise Commissioner questions a saloon license applicant about order and conduct. A police officer confirms the establishment is ordinarily orderly, noting last month’s robberies were quiet.

New York Zezras Siftings

Quick Crop Converts Manure into Lottery Prize

A Washington Star report tells how J W Yates at 612 G Street won 15000 dollars from the Louisiana Lottery after buying a single ticket with a dollar earned from selling manure. The tale includes his bank deposit, the prize draw, and payout by New Orleans bank. Also noted are local items on Rev. Dr. John Paxton wage rise, Knights of Labor assembly talks, Maggie Hughey’s wedding, Nellie’s cosmetic cure, and Hall's Catarrh Cure appeal with Cheney & Co.

Washington D. C Star J. W. Yates G Street Yates New Orleans National Bank Capital Prize Adams Express State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Seal A. W. Gleason

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