Bigotry Talk Urges Family Unity Across Denominations
Washington June 11 sermon by Dr. Talmage argues for harmony among evangelical churches amid domestic strife over worship styles. He cites Abram and Lot, urges spouses to attend different churches if needed, and warns against letting parental denomination disputes ruin children’s faith. He stresses living gospel over rigid creed.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Abram
Lot
Atlantic Ocean
Jordan
el Abram
Christendom
Christ
W. York Central Railroad
Tip Huie Railroad
Pennyania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jongs
Choirs conflict over timepieces stain debate on pure Christianity
A passage contrasts three clocks in different churches to argue against divided worship while imagining a single future church. The speaker envisions a cathedral of eternity with jeweled walls, angelic chimes, and a united communion, praising heavenly order over earthly discord.
Dead Letter Regulations on Porto Rico Postal Work
Porto Rico postal officials issue brief dead letter regulations similar to Washington rules. They consider envelope designs for the island mail, with Amerigo Vespucci imagery favored for official envelopes and Ponte de Leon as an alternative. A tense exchange quoted mocks photo choices and includes unrelated quips about a wife.
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Porto Rico
Island
Washington
Torto Rico
Amerigo Vespucci
Merritt
Ponte de Leon
Cite
Ponce
Hypnotism as a treatment for alcoholism in medical cases
Dr. Rybakow reports from his cases and literature that alcoholics are highly hypnotizable, and hypnosis can lessen subjective symptoms such as low mood and apathy, sometimes breaking the thirst for alcohol with a single session. Relapses occur if sessions end too early, but some authors claim complete cures with continued treatment.
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Rybakow
Charlotte Medical Journal
Damages to Character and the Call to Care for Souls
A reflection on moral duty and the limits of restoration after harming a person’s character. The piece contrasts apologies for hurt feelings with restitution for fortune or health, citing Adam Hede and a religious imperative that God requires care of souls.
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Adam Hede
S. S. Times
What Shall I Tell Jesus
A Welsh evangelical anecdote tells how a godly child’s innocent faith moved her drunken father to seek redemption. The dying girl asks what she will tell Jesus if he asks why the father did not love him, prompting the father’s conversion and a life of service, contrasted with a satirical aside about barkeepers and abstainers.
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Jesus
Papa
Heaven
Munster
C. W. Record
Watchword
Commentary on temperance and moral courage in society
A collection of quotes on intemperance, moral resolve, and public life from various sources including National Advocate Baptist Standard and Massachusetts board of pharmacy. It notes liquor sales drops in drug stores, physicians and surgeons' stance on abstinence, and columns praising the role of liquor-serving staff while warning of ruin from drinking.
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France
England
London
Baptist Standard
Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy
Does wine make blood or harm digestion
The article argues wine cannot create blood and that alcohol dilutes bloodmaking processes. It cites experiments showing alcohol in the body, reduced sight and digestion, and references Sir William Roberts confirming alcohol interferes with digestion.
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Paracelsus
William Roberts
Temperaneer Hrailway Car in Private Service
The Chesapeake and Ohio private railway car once housed the general manager Stevens who, though not a typical relerance man, opposes liquor. He refuses to approve a bill from any supplier that deals in liquor, reflecting strict anti drinking policy.
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Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Steves
California Raisins and Prunes Price List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a California produce price list with items such as raisins prunes and peaches. Mentions family white fish and various quantities and prices but text is garbled, limiting specifics. The readable terms include California Raisins Prunes Peaches White Fish and a few quantities, suggesting an old grocery ad or catalog entry.
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Westminster Abbey
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Paradise
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New York
Zion
Westminster
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Perkins
Smith—Sieavenst
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Union
Vesta
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Maine
Java
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Hyssengaa
Gunrypa
Hyson
California
Foniates
Baltimore
White & Sists
Carl
Fish
Georgia
New Orleans
Gillon
Villa
Hattie Ax
J. T
Best
Kelley Inland Fort
Kelley Island
Tisseas
California Muscatel
Peart
Lindenm. Gond
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