Talmage Sermon Honors Hidden War Heroes
Washington February sermon by Dr. Talmage extols Christian heroism among ordinary people who bore scars of life and domestic suffering. He lauds veterans, mothers, caregivers, and public servants as martyrs of quiet battles, urging steadfast faith and endurance in Christ amid poverty, fatigue, and social neglect.
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Wastington
Ulls
Sin
Nicks
Herman
Sedan
Tne Teat UK
Sears
Cabinot Ag
Widlite
HPAL
Adelphin
Weltorney
Lipwistere Rescue
Diet Hannes
Winalbhew Henty
Tighe
Facen von Weing
Philadephia
Plags
Scriptura
Albert Barnes
Ian
Horse theft tale: man recovers stolen horse in Walash Disery
A fragmented report recalls a man reclaiming his horse stolen last Thursday in the Walash Disery Sint area near GW Fulton. The account mentions the Wabash region, an encounter with a youth, and a hired assistance the following day to secure the animal.
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Fulton
Shere
Roy Kink
A Yong
Unguarded sleigh ride leads to alleged theft plot
An account from a Wabash county Barn describes two youths posing as travelers who paid with a bogus sleigh trade to ride toward South Whitley and then Walden. The youths claimed to be brothers and planned to reach Michigan. A local livery owner reported a stolen horse and sleigh.
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Wabeah
Pulion
Fulion
Wattenmire & Block
Mr. Wallerian
Whey
Swere Brothers
Cee Ngihes
Robiang
Lalita
Walvermire
Ley
South Whitley
Malatha
Falamason
Whitley
Walid
George Praewman
Ouie Inter
Braeman
Tray Eherit
Wabash Liverymans
Lolegrapton
Artis
Swapped hints lead to misread travel plan
The fragment notes a swapped ETA and immediate movement toward Mintigton followed by a visit until arrival. Strong entities include Mintigton and the involved traveler. The garbled text suggests a rearranged sequence of actions, hinting at a misrecorded schedule and a subsequent visitation.
Fragmentary Alexandria Item Reflects Odd Travel Notes
An uneven OCR fragment mentions Alexandria travel, dates like Fei. 7, and scattered phrases about villagers, sleds, and a voyage. The text is garbled and includes odd spellings and incomplete sentences, offering little clear event or person data beyond setting and mood of a quaint place.
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Frypu
Tadlay
Leip
Patterson's London Soup of Dollars and Pocket Money
Fragmented OCR- text describes a scene where 22 boys in neat clothing carried money allowances while their smaller outfits and toys were distributed. The passage mentions Reuben B. Pattis and references a Saturday night event and a charity or sale context in a London setting.
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Reuben
Patts
Woman Nears Killing of Tramp at Hyndman Door
Calvin May of Hyndman reported to have struck a tramp with a heavy hickory handle after the man he had given coffee followed her to the door during a dispute. The tramp was knocked unconscious and lay in the yard for about two hours before help arrived, condition described as critical but not confirmed.
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Shige
Alexander
Athens
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Nabeles Sens Amid Foe Niigats That Slew Them, Soevest Mieiv Dogian
Ina Nabiee
Areat Anny
Giviedana
Wite Din Gubhatis Schouls Ndie
Dha Button
Om Huwaniingin Nod Evanpoliadle
Miorty
Dave Pul
Ena
Thor le Anathar Aving
Cheiktian
Valida
Jesus
Saiu
Saint
Othata
Kal
David
Sinwela
Wabetyoden
Trajan
Dave
Panthys
Euliteauiah Cp
Wwe
Uae
Iuman
Thermopylae
Navathony
Maribonaigiy
Moulin
Fee Gadtvey
Dermn
Neco
Gursberland
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Hyndman
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Stolen Annual
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