Reminiscence Sermon by Dr Talmage on Life’s Vicissitudes
The Rev Dr Talmage delivers a reflective sermon on Psalm 128 3 about musing on life’s changes and the past. He urges memory toward blessing and warns against dwelling only on the future recalling childhood homes parental faith and the pain of loss while praising God for mercy and consolation.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
David
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Florence
Guido
Imd Europea
Long Tail
Byron
Pennsylvania Avenue
Canal Street
New York
Dying reminiscences of great lives tied to faith and eternity
The sermon contrasts Napoleon and Mrs Judson on Saint Helena with Augustus Caesar and Paul the Apostle, pairing delirium with devout faith. It honors Mrs Judson’s final words and the apostle Paul’s assurance of a crown of righteousness, urging a life ending in usefulness that opens to eternity.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Mrs. Judson
Lord Jesus Christ
Augustus Caesar
Apostle Paul
Paul the Apostle
Paul
Diverting the Yuba River Project Debated by Commission
California debris commission weighs a plan to divert the Yuba River by creating canals and levees, building a dam at the diversion point, and condemning large tracts of land. The scheme, costing over 3 000 000, would turn the river about one mile wide into a canal. Surveys are underway and the June 1509 report may detail the proposal unless deemed impracticable.
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Yuba River
California
California Debris Commission
Yuba
Insolvency Rumors Swamp Waveley in London Directory Weight
In a terse exchange Jules hints at Waveley nearing insolvency while Venus questions the cause. The dialogue centers on a milliner’s bill and a curious double likeness. The last London directory reportedly weighs 11.4 pounds.
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London Directry
Gleanings on liquor, health, and faith in periodical notes
A collage of brief items on alcohol politics and social critique. It cites Irish papers estimating crime suppression costs, England’s new inebriates law, beer tablet innovations, Indiana liquor licensing costs, and an orphan's lawsuit against a saloonkeeper. Also includes Dr Cyrus Edson on Christian hygiene and Moody’s anecdote about self-reliant giving.
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Maine
Habitat
Cornerstone Beer
Indiana
Micigan
New York
Cyrus Edson
Alcoholism in Europe and the moral duty to abstain
The article discusses Paris measures against alcohol with military banners showing the organs of a drunkard versus a temperate man. It notes France and Germany face widespread drinking, urges abstinence as the remedy, and critiques wine and beer as causes of intemperance, then shifts to theology on sin and moral law.
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Paris
New York Tribune
France
Germany
Christ
The Dram Drinker’s Nose And Its Warners
A harsh warning on alcohol use describes how chronic drinking reddens and congests the nose and all organs. It explains headaches insomnia tremors and digestive and heart symptoms as the body’s organs share the same inflamed state. English Mechanic cites this cautions tone and medical reasoning.
The Mystery of Sin in Scripture and Thought
The text argues sin is not mysterious in Scripture while noting Paul treats holiness and Christ as mysteries. It cites Satan and spiritual Babylon to discuss unknowns in evil works, yet maintains no fundamental mystery surrounds sin itself within biblical framing. The passage contrasts philosophical questions with biblical clarity on sin.
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Paul
God
Abraham
Sarah
Machpelah
Jesus Christ
Jesus
St. John River
Rhine
Hudson
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Heaven
Christ
John Fiske
Tan
Chicago
Satan
John
Babylon
The Golden Rule in Business in a Toledo Mayor’s Gift
The Toledo mayor Jones gave his employer a fifth annual Christmas dividend of five cents from yearly wages. A booklet accompanied the sum sharing Jones’ social views and the brotherhood of man. The Golden rule text speaks of ending poverty and banishing prisons and almshouses through a golden rule system.
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Jones
Toledo
Brotherhood of Man
Nations Use of Alcohol Sparks Cross Country Inquiry
Areva investigates the suspect with Mr Woo. Axton of the Manchester Salford and District Temperance union concludes per head consumption figures for various nations show the French as Europe’s greatest nephol users. The data challenge theories and alarm patriots.
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Areva
Woo. Axton
Manchester, Salford and District Temperance Union
Teas and groceries sale promising big savings
An old time grocery ad lists tea prices and assorted goods from Yottuy Hysen to California fruit, fabrics, carpets, and window shades. It boasts large stock, low prices, and a promise of savings, inviting customers to visit the display at the store named The Fruit House.
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Ea Ae Imotta
Biel
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Waveley
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Home Pack
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Best
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Califurnia
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Orleans
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Gal
Watt He Nou
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Machine OU
Jbright
Gallant
Kelley Island
Gallen
Igxeagan
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