Daniel in Babylon and the cost of success for youth
Dr. Talmage uses Daniel’s stand in Babylon to urge young men toward self denial and steadfast godliness. He warns that success provokes envy, urges restraint away from luxury, and stresses maintaining parental virtues when away from home, with trials forging character and faith.
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Dr. Talmage
Daniel
Darius
Frelinghuysen
Bismarck
Babylon
Dan
King
Snowbird
Snowlake
Jerusalem
Jet
Samson
Gaza
Eyrie
Chimborazo Peak
Moses
Paul
California
Australia
Nebuchadnezzar
Vaterian
Cyprian
Theletian
Maximilian
Piedmont
Alps
France
Joseph
Pharaoh
Felix
Frederick
Stock Exchange
Jacob
Drop a Nickel in the Slot Satire Exposes Social Spoof
A quirky verse by J Larry Stedimin mocks elitist society and invitation culture by claiming fortunes rise with a nickel dropped in a slot. The piece blends satire with commentary on status symbols and access to high life.
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J. Larry Stedimin
In the Land of the Free. Miss Beau Fort engagement noted
A brief life excerpt notes a nighttime exchange about congratulating Miss Beau fort on an engagement revealed that morning. A sense of urgency and preemptive call hints at social expectations surrounding the announcement. The dialogue reflects curiosity and anticipation in a concise, period voice.
Helen in Sleep Delights in New Baby Sister
In Wier Sleep four year old Helen adores her baby sister and cares for her like a mother. She watched the baby in the crib and cried out delightedly when she saw the mouth open and close, exclaiming to Papa that Margaret is swallowing dreams.
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Helen
Margret
St. Louis Republic
To Fit the Crime and Other Humorous Fragments
A garbled collage of serialized quips and editorial chatter critiques misprints and social witticisms. The text parodies a city editor pressing a writer about a suicide claim and features snippets about a burglar shooting a woman, a university fundraiser, and fragmented verse from periodicals.
Insurgent Gains Reported Across South American Fronts
News from Caracas and surrounding regions cites Calibozo fallen and Casa nas prisoner among insurgents. Valencia feared to fall as arms cargo lands at Caro. Caracas reports a second dynamite scare injuring none but widening panic. Peruvian election hopes face Canegaro and Cairces contest. Conservative gains logged in La Paz elections amid possible disorders.
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BancoLoxa
Venezuela
Calibozo
Casanas
Valencia
LaVella
Caro
Colina
Caracas
Calacio
Senor Martos
Senor Sarria
Vatranatse
General Canegaro
Peru
Cairces
LA Pas
Bolivia
Cham berlain slates Gladstone in politics in letter
Lexvos May 7 Mr Joseph Chamberlain writes to Arnold White unionist candidate for Tyneside division accusing Mr Gladstone of using name power to link borrowed policy with liberalism. He says Gladstone aims to purge old liberal traditions and align with sedition. Dranix May 7 Edwin O'Brien dies. He had been released from Mount Joy prison after serving for involvement in the Irish physical force movement.
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Lexvos
Joseph Chamberlain
Arnold White
Tyneside
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Parnell
Dranix
Edwin O’brien
Invincible
Mount Joy
Great Offer on American Farmer Subscription
A local ad announces a partnership with the American Farmer of Cleveland Ohio to mail the sixteenth page illustrated journal to subscribers who pay arrears and one year in advance. New subscribers can pay 1.12 for one year, with 12 cents extra. The offer promises substantial value and broad national agricultural coverage.
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Cleveland
Ohio
American Farmer
Pebebsoee Aol
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Daniel and
Darina
Wong
Land of the Free
Kaptain Pe
Chicaco University
Kawls
Rockeffeler
Uindversity
Chicago Tribune
Drini
Edwin O Brien
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Will Leon
Chicago
Rock Island & PacificRy
Rock Island
Davenport
Omafia
John Sebastian
Pass Agt
Sia Tel
John A
Planta
Spencerian
Orks, Englan
Bam
Prpree SG
The
Sentinel
Scientific American Agency For A
Munn &O
Broadway
New York
America
Scientific American
Munn & CO
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