Jesus Arrest and Passion Narrative Elements
Scriptural lesson notes describe Jesus with his disciples on the Mount of Olives, Judas’s betrayal by kiss, the guards with lanterns, Jesus identifying Himself as I am, Peter’s sword incident, and Jesus yielding to capture. The passage emphasizes the fulfillment of the Father’s will, the cup of suffering, and the plan of redemption through his bound state and delivery to Annas. Theexcerpt ends with a brief note on the Packard Organ company shipping organs to South Africa.
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D. Br. Stearns
Jesus
Cedron
Gethsemane
Israel
Judas
Mount of Olives
Luke
John
Adam
Eve
Eden
Jesus of Nazareth
Mwe
Moses
Terael
Egypt
John x
Simon Peter
Peter
Malchus
God
Annas
Caiaphas
Caiaphbas
Balaam
Packard Organ Company
Batal
South Africa
Psalmic Tribute by Thomas C. Crouse in New York Observer
A devotional verse extols the Lord as shepherd and guide serving solace in green pastures and danger, with divine mercy and protection. Thomas Crouse credits the piece to the New York Observer, invoking blessings, ongoing happiness, and faith’s enduring shelter.
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Thomas C. Crouse
N. Y
Quiet Hour Thoughts and Faithful Reflections
A collection of spiritual aphorisms and quotes from various authors and religious figures. It meditates on humility, forgiveness, daily kindness, and enduring faith in trials, urging gentleness and a Christlike spirit in life and prayer. Notable voices include Emerson, Maclaren, Faber, Robertson, and Christian Work.
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Shonathan Edwards
Emerson
Paul
Alexander Maclaren
Josus
W. Robertson
YD. D
Frederick W. Faber
Whitney
Immots
When God Speaks and Solitude in worship
The text cites Drummond on solitude as essential to true religious life and warns against public religion without private communion. It notes that when God wishes to speak to a person He seeks solitude, contrasting deep personal faith with crowd worship. It also mentions coursing hounds abused by stimulants and the need for rules to curb abuse.
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Drummond
Quote on desolation and exclusion from the world
Robert Murray McCheyne laments the pain of being unseen by others and treated as invalid within Christ's hospital. The meditation reflects on spiritual isolation and the ache of unshared suffering in a cold world.
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Christ’s Hospital
Robert Murray McCheyne
Two Boys Learn a Hard Lesson on the First Drink
Two youths in front of a saloon consider entering. An old man nearby warns that one drink often leads to a lifelong struggle with liquor. He shares his bitter experience as a former drunkard and urges them never to take the first drink. The boys pledge to avoid drinking for life.
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Rom
Sarah
Tom
Eben E. Rexford
Drunkenness in France sparks campaign against absinthe
A Paris Messenger piece reports French statistics ranking absinthe as the nation’s chief driver of working class drunkenness, surpassing English whisky and German schnapps. It notes barracks posters and medical crusades but warns deputies may balk at restricting sales due to wine merchants' influence. Cold water is praised as a powerful medical stimulant.
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Europe
Channel
Rhine
France
England
Germany
Laborde
Academy of Medicine
Paris Messenger
How to Cook Greens and Kitchen Aids in 19th Century Guide
Instructions cover boiling greens with salt then finishing in a vinegar and sugar glaze, plus parboiling with soda for strong varieties. It describes an egg separating device, a tar tar and salammonia washing fluid recipe, camphor cold remedy, soap bark hair cleansing, screen maintenance, and a vine trellis tip. Includes a Subscribe for The Sentinel closing line.
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Clara Sensibaugh Everts
Chen
Sudden Death Under Suspicion of Poison
Mrs. Mattie Van Horn, 35, was found convulsing at her home on 17 St Marys Avenue and died about 11:50 AM. Coroner Barnett opened an investigation and planned a post mortem to examine the stomach after suspicions she may have taken poison. Her mind had been unsettled after fits, and a bath preceded her collapse.
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Mattie van Horn
St. Mary's Avenue
Barnett
Dr. Enslen
Robbed the Grave and Saved by Electric Bitters
Philadelphia man John Oliver narrates a dramatic recovery after three doctors gave up. He attributes his change to Electric Bitters after three weeks of use, claiming they saved his life and "robbed the grave." Dreier & Bro. sell them for 50 cents guaranteed. Also advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Dreier & Bro
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