Christ Is All in All in Rev Talmage Sermon News
Rev T DeWitt Talmage returns to his pulpit delivering a sermon extolling Jesus as the alpha and omega of redemption. He argues Christ fills the Bible from Genesis to Malachi and in the New Testament, offering comfort in trials and triumph in salvation, urging believers to seek Christ above all else.
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Editorial Requisites for a Religious Journal Editor
The New York Observer says the editor must be serious yet scintillant, confident yet cautious, not a philosopher but not a buffoon, lest his paper sink or balloon. The Congregationalist adds duties of omnivorous taste, fastidious publishing, patient handling of visitors, broad subscriber growth, and timely appeals for aid with heavenly reward.
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Sources of Authority In Religion and Church Attendance
The piece outlines three authority sources in religion: Reason, the church, and the Bible, with Protestants prioritizing the Bible, Catholics the church, and agnostics preferring reason. It notes a religious controversy about church attendance and the value of participation over mere percentage. It references discussions by Chesterton weeklies and cites Cicero.
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Liquor Shortens Life Says Temperance Argument
The article argues alcohol weakens the body and shortens life. It cites experiments and a Massachusetts table showing higher death rates among intemperate men, while temperate men live longer, urging spread of temperance awareness.
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Color blindness and signaling safety in Britain report
A British parliamentary committee report finds nearly four percent of the population has color vision deficiency affecting red and green perception. Excess tobacco use is noted as a frequent cause, with dangerous implications for signaling in marine and railway services and calls for eye checks for officers and crews.
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Sullivan Defeat Highlights Temperance Lesson in Prize Ring
A Cleveland Leader critique argues that Bob Sullivan’s decline after heavy drinking proves prudence and temperance aid lasting success. The piece contrasts Sullivan with rival Corbett, calling sobriety a victory for decency and public example in boxing.
Temperance Breevities Reflect Global Prohibition Trends
Temperance notes report a Sweden Finland teachers group forming to teach abstinence in public schools and recounts temperance reforms, notable donors, and strong parliament gains. It also cites consumer habits aboard ships, a Columbia Missouri dealer promoting abstention, and personal stories of temperance advocates including Henry Somerset.
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Behold the God We Have to Do With
A reflective essay on humanity’s relation to God as creator moral governor and redeemer. It argues we owe absolute allegiance to God, face divine judgment, and find solace in providence and the gospel, with examples from Schelling, Lecky, Galileo, and nature.
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The Will of God Prayer Reflection
Alfred Coolaman urges a continual yes to Heaven and God’s will. He stresses seeing God in every detail and trusting His hand, promising safety and strength as Christians align their desires with divine purpose.
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God of Nature in Olvine Hane's Work Cited
Fragmentary text discusses Nature God themes in Olvine Hane works. Mentions Paley and Josephes and a scene of woodland musicians listening to birds. Includes garbled phrases about fog, wings, and art, with unclear references to gods and creation.
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Bible Test of True Believers and Spiritual Courage
Excerpted pro Christian quotes on Bible devotion as the measure of true faith. It argues a clean, used Bible signifies a steady soul and contrasts weariness of scripture with spiritual growth and doctrinal stability.
Wise Sayings and Faith Reflections Across Sources
A collage of brief quotations and notes on piety and daily virtue from Christian and religious periodicals. It cites Ram's Horn Hinton Chicago Standard Talmage and Christian Inquirer, plus a mention of a Saint Louis railroad bill passage. The text blends moral exhortation with fragmented commentary on faith and public policy.
Democratic campaign schedule announced by Hon. William F. McNagny
The Democratic congressional nominee will open his campaign in the county with events across October and November. Meetings list dates and locations from Besancon to Nine Mile and Zulu, featuring speakers J. M. Barrett C. M. Dawson and others, plus several towns in the county. A LondonJeweled scene and a snake gag end the column.
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Nine Mile
Allen P. W. Schaden
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Attcock Piasten Plasters Offer Back Pain Relief
A Philadelphia advertisement promotes Attcock Piasten plasters for lame back joints and local pains claiming relief or cure without opiates. It warns against imitation and urges insistence on Aurcock's Parva Planters, highlighting the value of genuine product over substitutes. A New York rural price anecdote follows, illustrating store price inflation.
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