Eden Hiding Places and the Sinful Retreats Resting in Conscience
Rev Frank DeWitt Talmage argues that after Adam and Eve sinned they hid from God, not because God hates them but due to guilt and shame. He compares modern sinners who shun wronged friends to the biblical concealment and warns against masking sin with further deceit, urging contrition at the cross.
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Frank DeWitt Talmage
Obilatian Herald
North Pole
Edet
Gate of Eden
Angel
Africa
Avotics
Henry M. Stanley
Eden
Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
God
Herod
John the Baptist
Gertrude
Hamlet
Claudius
Eva
Satan
Samp
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Lved
Bang City
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Adem
I Namies
Arnold
West Point
Benedict Arnold
Ticonderoga
Quibec
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Wolfe
Montcalm
Duke Champlain
Ridgesfalks
Conn
Saratoga
Phil Sheridan
Burgoyne
Philadelphia
Paradise
Ioe
Peter Neldermeyer
Chicago
Benedict Arnold’s downfall as warning against sin
A sermon traces a gambler’s ruin to concealed sin and fate, linking Benedict Arnold’s fall from hero to traitor with moral accountability. It urges confession over excuse, rejects shifting blame, and portrays God’s call to repent as a path to restoration amid a world of flawed humanity.
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Fort Wayne Reader's Health
A Fort Wayne reader shares relief from back pain and kidney symptoms after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Meyer Bros. Co. The advertisement promotes the remedy as effective and urges buying only the Dean's brand with Foster-Mite Co. as United States agents.
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Duan
Fort Wayne
Fred Friffer
Sehick Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. Co
Earadme
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Anil
Alcohol in the Kitchen Debating Abstinence in the Browning Household
A dialogue among Mrs Browning Miss Wilder Miss Freeling and others discusses banning all alcohol from the home to prevent muddied cooking and late dinners. They cite bread fermentation alcohol formation and bread baking as reasons, while some insist wine may flavor dishes. The group resolves to abstain, noting visitors and etiquette.
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Browning
Hilder
Miss Wilder
Miss Freeling
Tilder
Mrs. Browning
W.—Hui
Misa
Hw-1
Seitts
Miss F
Freeting
Miss W
Notes of the Day on Rubles and Burmese Gem Color
In the examination of rubies, Burmese merchants insist that only bright sunlight reveals the gems color and brilliance. The note discusses how artificial light fails to bring out the true hue and value during sales.
Defective Children and Alcohol in Belgium Crises
Article discusses Belgian defectives in schools with 964 scholars in one society report and estimates 1000 plus such children with most lacking education. It links alcohol to suffering, cites a Beerschot teacher who renounces alcohol, and questions distillers and retailers for bearing the costs of education and crime linked to drunkenness.
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le Blen Social
Society’ For the
Belgium
Antwerp
Ile
Tanya
Temperance Push Prompts Saloon Closures in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg school board notes 111 saloonieepers amid temperance action. Glasgow limits ten pm closing cut drunkenness police cases by about 60 percent. Potter County repeal challenged, supreme court may delay ruling. Roughly 40 saloons may close temporarily as cases await final decision. Prof. J G Jordan analyzes Maine confiscated beer as weak alcohol, urging prosecution for sale.
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Pittsburg
Glasgow
Potter County
Olmstead
Supreme Court
J. G. Jordan
Bates College
Maine
Prohibition for Indians at Cummins Wild West Congress
The article describes Col Cummins enforcing a liquor ban among the 740 Indigenous participants at the World’s Fair hosted Wild West Indian Congress. A detective is employed to find violators, who are sent back to the reservation. The policy aims to discipline the group, but it raises questions about shared norms with civilized brethren.
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Cummins
Wild West Indian Congress
Col. Cumming
Massachusetta Law Targets Display of Image in Specific Context
A 19th century Massachusetts statute makes it a misdemeanor to display a picture of George Whitington under certain circumstances, with the event or action required to occur between noon and 3 p.m. and only if the sky is clear.
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Massachusetta
George Whitington
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