Religion of Sunshine in the Talmage Sermon
Dr. Talmage proclaims the sunshine of religion as the core of Christian belief. He urges joy over melancholy, contrasts worldly amusement with Christian society, and argues life’s trials are best explained by divine care, culminating in the glorious, eternal sunshine of heaven.
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Washington, D.C
Talmage
Bice
Thas
Christ Jesus
God
Christ
Thomas Hoods
Charles Lambs
Charles Matthews
Adirondacks
Talways
Heaven
Rand
San Francisco
Lfe
Royal College of the Universe
Thornwell
South Carolina
Mr. Top~ Lady
Florida
Land of Flowers
France
Celestial City
Laurel Hill
Westminster Abbey
West Gate
Leonid
Hell
Lowell Mason
Igane Watts
Wheat and corn rally amid quiet early trade
The Warkets Chicago April 16 reports quiet wheat trade with firmness in corn and lower cables. May futures rise briefly on wet west weather, with active receipts of 161 cars and strong cash sales guiding gains. Closing prices show mixed gains for wheat and higher pork lard ribs, with flax cash values noted.
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Chicago
Bray
Minneapolis
Duluth
Com
Tie -Bull Leader
May
Daly
Chicago Livestock Market Report From April 16
Chicago receipts show cattle and hog markets steady to weak. Good to prime steers bring 5.00 to 6.00 dollars, Texas and feeder categories vary, hogs top at 6.20 with mix of weights guiding bids, and package ranges described for different classes.
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Chicago
Texas Red
Texas Prass
Texas Bulls
Fort Wayne Markets and Produce Prices Report
April 17 Fort Wayne Indiana market report lists spring wheat at 4.00 to 4.50 per bushel, corn 0.37, oats 0.26, rye 0.50, flax seed 1.25, wool unwashed 0.20, wool washed 0.25, bran and shorts 16.00 per ton, pork dressed 6.85, cattle 4.00 to 4.25 per hundredweight, city hay Timothy 12.00 to 13.50, Clover 8.00 to 10.00, wheat straw 5.00 to 6.00, potatoes 0.35 to 0.40 per bushel, onions 1.50 per bushel, butter 0.23 to 0.25, eggs 0.11, chickens 0.60, apples 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel.
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Fortayne
Ind
Graham
City
Timothy
The Boston Store Lace Curtain Sale Grab Bag
Bargains sweep through The Boston Store with lace curtains at 85c to 2.50, ingrain carpets from 30c to 75c, rugs at 1.00 to 1.50, ladies wrappers 85c to 1.25, spring hosiery and underwear, dress goods at 12 1/2c to 15c, window shades and colored perennials at 6c to 18c, offering broad value across many home items.
Fort Wayne Trust Holds Annual Meeting and Directors
The Fort Wayne Trust company held its annual meeting Monday afternoon at 4 o clock. Reports showed a satisfactory year, with the board of directors retained. Officers elected include Henry C. Paul as President and S M Foster as First Vice President. The Brotherhood of Stationery Fixemen plans its state convention in June in Fort Wayne, with details on prior attendance and leadership. Miller's Furniture announces a push toward furniture perfection from its Pioneer store and John M Miller 50 m 52 East Main Street. At the cathedral this morning, Miss Margaret Raye married Cornelius Densely in a ceremony conducted by Rav John Quinian.
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Fort Wayne Trust Company
George W. Pixley
S. M. Foster
W. E. Mossman
Lewis Fox
C. A. Wilding
Henry C. Paul
John C. Peters
A. E. Hoffman
John B. Reuss
G. 8. Bush
W. J. Vesey
David Stud
Tionary, Fixemen
Brazil
J. C. Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Order
Margaret
Raye
Cornelius
John Quinnian
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DR. Talmage
Theaeters
Jesus
N. W
Chicago Livestock
Dome
Cadhdee and
Ates
Calhoun Street
Boston
WM. Hahn & Company
Brotherhood of Sta
Miller's Furniture
John M. Miller
East Main Street
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