Talmage on The American Newspaper Press Sermon
Rev T DeWitt Talmage preaches in Washington on The American Newspaper Press as a mighty power in civilization. He extols the wheels of the press for their eyes and reporting, traces the press history from ancient newsletters to modern daily papers, laments impersonality and praise for its future evangelistic role, urging support for editors and printers.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Azekel
Ntire
Ezekiel
Paul
Athens
China
Pekin
Rome
Acta Diurna
France
Ingland
Queen Elizabeth
Waterloo
Europe
London “Morning Chronicle
America
Benjamin Harris
Boston
Americum Advertiser
Philadelphia
Naples
Austria
Kossuth
Hungary
Napoleon I
Nations
England
Hamilton
J. Peter Zenger
Gazette
Erstine
United States
Great Britain
Earth
Hell
Thomas Jefferson
Bam
New York Courier and Enquirer
Tribune H
Bancrofts
Boston News-Catter
New York Gazette
American
Ray
Royal Gazetter
Independent Chronicle
Massachusetts Spy
Philadelphia Aurora
Peery
Tamilton
Rhddergland
South Carolina
Bub
Sam
Jesus
Temperance Tale of Old John Adams Silver Wedding
An elderly man recounts his 25 year journey from a ruinous drink to temperance pledge, recalling his son John who died saving him from alcohol. The story ends urging others to sign the pledge and embrace reform, echoed by Edith Davis.
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John Adams
Sarah Adams
John
Johnnnie
Hi Mother
Sarah
Saul
Knowlton
Sam Price
Johnnie
Dao Brown
Jim
Sam
Sohn
Jahonie
Bill
Dr. Meare
Gorl
Johmny
Laever
Jesus
Papa
Grandpa
Edith
Davis
Union
Temperance Tide In Courts And Schools Rallying For Abstinence
The Vineland lookout cites purge moves and courtroom bans on smoking as temperance echoes while editorials warn of alcohol’s harms. American schools in Belgium join pledge days urging children 12 and older to abstain from strong drinks as a civic virtue.
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Australia
Yyane
Justice Doubtress
Iistance
Vineland
X. J
J. W. Tolman
Belgium
Aneimbers
Passing of Life in Sunday Reading with Upife Poem
A reflective poem by William G. Haeselbarth from Christian Work, tracing life as a ascent and descent through years, strength, trials, and hope. The speaker recalls lifting toward a summit, facing winds and sun, then reaching a western foot where time reveals truth. The final vision is a serene, eternal city beyond earthly toil.
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Bat
Uie
Chicago Standard
Charles Ingsley
Wordsworth
Jesus
C. HL. Spurgeon
Christ
John
Apostle Paul
John Calvin
Renan
Rev
W PL Mertill
Moral Tact and the Power of Avoiding Offense
A discussion on tact as a moral faculty. Tact prevents hurting others and preserves kindness in delicate duties. It argues against changing others for convenience, urging acceptance of people as they are rather than trying to reform them. Conclusion emphasizes avoiding offense in interactions.
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Aew
Fom
Jack
Jane
Boston Watchman
Gethen
Yi timMé
Tess Co
Yoru Hyson
Everyday Heroism and Duty in Daily Life
A compact meditation on ordinary heroism. The text argues true courage lies in steadfastness to truth and duty amid daily temptations, noting self-control as the foundation of leadership and faithfulness to God and conscience, with quotes from religious writers and sermons.
Anness and Sincerity in a Christian Context
A fragment from a devotional piece discusses sincerity and brutal frankness, urging restraint in expressing thoughts and feelings. It urges living by the cross, emulating Christ, and applying the Decalogue to all people without class distinctions across cultures.
Puzzle filled pages and a Stevens anecdote
A collage of word puzzles from St Nicholas style pages, with missing rhymes and numbered enigmas, plus a vignette about Thaddeus Stevens and a Washington Post remark. The text mixes diacritics and OCR garble, citing puzzles, poems, proverbs, and a brief biographical anecdote on Stevens.
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American Newspaper Press
United , States
Canadas
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Moon
Bank of England
Yale College
Matterhorn
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Adams
Hancock
Otis
Boston Gazette
Benjamin Franklin
DeWitt Clinton
Jefferson
Quincy
AM Mataulay
Carlyle
All Ruskin
McIntosh
Sydney Smith
Hazlitt
Thackery
Tennyson
Burns
Longfellow
Emerson
Lowell
Whittler
Christendom
Leven
God
A. P. Orth
Davenport, Ta
Cheeda
Levond Jesus Rey
L. Way Mills
Evangois
Madwell
Via
Temperance
Scotland
Antor
Gilleame
British Medical Journal
Toston
Temperance Couge
Stith
Starida
Iife
Anil
Atha
Ingly
William G. Haeselbarth
Danity
Lilwil
George Matherson
Lind
Hare
St Nicholas
Shane Ana
Armenis
Russia
Cape
Virginia
Florida
Canada
Raro Brothers
Hudson Bay
New Zealand
Batty Land
Southampton Islands
Lake Turon
Switzerland
Greenland
Italy
Baffin Land
Siam
Ema
Mama
Mary
Pierre
W. Ram
Willy Little Fish
Wise
Cole
Bowl
Newcastle
Elephant
Leith
Ocean
Nelson
Stevens
Thaddeus Stevens
Mr. Brosius
Pennsylvania
Congress
Team of Georgia
Mike
Ric
Washington Post
Damas
Damas Pere
California
Japan
Java
Nica Rispeci
Ello
Rene Jean
Georgia
Baltimore
Signi
Zallon
Port Ani
Tonga
Dublin
London
Fort Wayne
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