Death by own action and the Rev Dr Talmage sermon
Rev Dr Talmage discusses self destruction as the worst crime, citing biblical examples and modern infidelity as root causes. He argues death by own action violates sacred trust, condemns infidelity, and urges Christians to choose life and faith in Jesus Christ.
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Jask
Paul Ad
Silas
Bolta
Christ
Demosthenes
Alexander
Isocrates
Philip of
Macedon
Caio
Julius Cesar
Mithri Gites
Pompey
Hannibal
Lycurgus
Britus
Moscow
Napoleon
Paris Green
Paul
Gadera
Scotland
Hugh Miller
God
Donald Roy
Buckland
Murchison
Chalmers
Cromarty
Portobello
William Cowper
Will
Linus Cowper
Isang Watts
Charles Wesley
Thames
Saul
Bathshan
David
Jindor
Tere
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Machiavelli
Absalom
Enicide
Abimelech
Judas Iscariot
Donne
Aaron Burr
George Sand
Apostles
Job
Elysium
Jesus Christ
Tom Paine
Aonan
London
Mr. Owen
David Nfume
Nile
Danube
Rousseau
Voltaire
Gibbon
Mondaigne
Engels
Temple
Israel
Tig
Caiug
Agrippa
Algerius
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Christian
Future Bright or Dark Life Reflections From 19th Century Times
A fragment from the Central Christina Advocate discussing whether life near death should be viewed with sadness or hope. It contrasts memories of past years with the belief in a larger life after death, and includes a German artillery maxim for preachers about making an impact. It also notes a Russian tea service described by a columnist.
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Christina Advocate
Constantinople
New York
Commercial Club
Brockton
Mass
United Kingdom
J. Duble
Stotland
Scotland
Knox
The Way Through Darkness to Light and Home
The article reflects on faith and endurance, describing a long path of trials yielding to spiritual light. It honors a woman whose cheerful duty and selfless teaching nourished many, turning drudgery into service and shaping young lives with steadfast kindness.
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Garfield
Tay Gould
Christ
George Herbert
Derlita
Thianonan
Polix Holt
Justin
Shirley
Religion in the Home and Mingled Meditations
A reflective piece argues many families neglect religion in daily life while some homes share faith through shared worship. It quotes Rev. G. H. Parkhurst and praises nature as a sermon, urging interior harmony with God amid modern bustle and weathering providence with acceptance. Additional snippets praise faith over worry and critique worldly superstition.
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G. H. Parkhurst
Nemorest
Ilent
Goa
Miesky
Gordon Manlead
The Sale of Paralysis in Temperance Notes
A temperance tract argues alcohol causes multiple paralysis types including muscle, intellect, affection, will, and conscience. It portrays alcohol as a societal plague fueling crime, poverty, and national decline, claiming heavy economic cost and widespread sale of its “paralysis” product.
Quarantine Against Alcohol and Ills of Intemperance
A moralist urges national abstinence to counter alcohol and disease, labeling prohibition a safeguard. The piece cautions parents and employers to model restraint, condemns social drinking at formal events, and cites clubs and public costs to argue for enduring abstinence.
Desirable Tub Planting For City Gardens And Varied Flora
A guide highlights tub and pot arrangements for summer use with dogs and cats, listing suitable plants such as crape myrtle lantana hydrangea jasmine oleander magnolia rubber plant and laurel. It notes watering needs and talks about tub culture in hotels and windows. It covers cacti groups care tips for drought and growth and discusses moving glasshouses and future seedless fruit trends.
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Thomas Hogg
India
Moving on the river and nutty remarks at Bonner’s ferry
The narrator recounts Captain Troups orders to Captain Heywood to explore the river with caution while returning by stages. Heywood surpasses expectations by returning a day early and finding the valley afloat with its towns and barns. A separate Detroit Trib article fragment describes a grieving husband blaming insane notions for his wife’s death caused by a corset’s whalebones.
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Nelson
Troup
Theootenat River
Hey Wood
Bonner’s Ferry
Heywood
Heyswood
Spokane Review
Detroit Tribune
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Mn. V. Observer
Christian Faith, Must Bring Up That Child Amid Chastain
United Presbyterian
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Reis
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Chet
Ce Over Land and Sex To Feel the Withering Tone ’S Prine
Palay
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Jordan
Ibis
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Mediterranean
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Hynor
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Toledo Blade
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Remirk
Dhem-Shop
Detroit
Dauxnensuss
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T. ¥. Powpriny
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Amantia
Larga
Gardening
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Bartlett
Seckel
Anjou
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Fruit House
Pries
Ue Wall Ag
Congress
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Young Hyson
Choice
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Extte
Brazil
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Matt Ponoh
Astor
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California
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Kelly Ystand
Sears
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Port Wayne
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