Everlasting Rest sermon by Rev. Talmage on not resting here
The sermon proclaims that worldly life offers no true rest and urges joining a “regiment of redeemed souls” to reach heavenly rest. It contrasts fame and power with ultimate peace in heaven, recounting biblical and historical figures to illustrate life’s restless pursuit and the solace of eternal rest.
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Ninevah
California
Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Jesus
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Jordan
David Trimmphant
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Patience and Preparation Shape Lifelong Masters of Craft
A Boston Watchman inspired piece argues patience as a disciplined temper, urging thorough study and long-term effort over shortcuts in ministry, law, medicine, and other professions. It stresses rest and steady growth, warning against rushing careers for quick results. It also coats a moral note on avoiding overattention to reputation and honoring God’s view above public opinion.
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Boston Watchman
Wesley
Rock of Ages in a distant hymn on a lonely estate
Poet Frank L Stanton presents a religious fragment themed around the hymn Rock of Ages. A contemplative woman, weary from a tedious day, longs for mercy as night settles on a mansion and city street. Her whispered prayer and the clarion hymn trigger a healing, transformative moment.
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Sina
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Unhappy Pessimists Undermine Progress In Churches And Society
The column argues that pessimists and grumblers harm church life and social progress. It contrasts true character with reputation, noting hypocritical piety and deceptive benevolence. It urges readers to seek the best in others, practice charity, and avoid constant complaint and cynicism.
Beautiful Death and Christian Living Reflections
A reflective piece on death as beautiful when God’s purposes are fulfilled, quoting Phillips Brooks. It contrasts beauty of death with life’s struggles and argues true Christianity shows itself by helping others through love, service, and neighborly acts.
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GW Wetherbe
Epigrammatic Sayings Reflect Faith and Temptation
A collection of moral maxims on faith, virtue, trials, and sin. Observations warn that even good deeds must be sincere, pride and unbelief uncover weak foundations, and steadfast trust in God marks the righteous. The sayings urge restraint, charity, and living by Christlike principles.
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The Sad Story of a Wayward Son Temperance Tale
An Irish American family saga tracks a mother’s enduring hope for her son who leaves home amid temperance debates and romance. After Civil War years apart, letters fade, fortunes rise and fall, and a hospital revelation ends with a sorrowful return and prayerful resignation.
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A Warning Word Against the Deadly Cup
A tense dinner scene unfolds as a man offers wine while a woman weighs the danger, noting home drinking habits and a hidden warning about trust, temptation, and potential peril in a fragile relationship. The dialogue hints at fear and cautious restraint before a tragic influence fully unfolds.
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A Springfield Restaurateur Inspires a Family Turnaround
A man who ran a saloon explains how his son’s complaint about their father’s trade sparked him to quit and open a reputable restaurant. He sold the liquor business, found gentler customers, and now enjoys a peaceful home with his wife and son keeping their word.
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Notes on temperance and world events from diverse sources
A compilation of remarks on temperance, health, and social issues. Notable items include a Reichstag estimate of delirium tremens hospitalizations, calls to curb the liquor trade, historical drinking data from Switzerland, Fort Worth arrests for drunkenness, a Toronto temperance award for students, Massachusetts funding for liquor-related research, and reflections from officials on abstinence pledges. Also noted are a Turin centenarian countess, a Sierra Leonean consul, and a Doddridge Christmas hymn context.
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Fragmented Bible Puzzle Clues on Ezra and Related Figures
The item presents a scrambled puzzle listing biblical references including Ezra, Abraham’s nephew, an apostle, an Ishmaelite city on a route, a high priest servant, a prophet, a city of divine appearance to a patriarch, a Suzan nah letter, a central coin, and a diagonal reading. It appears as a cryptic newspaper puzzle fragment with mixed punctuation and OCR errors.
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Behold a Puzzle of Beheadings and Central Acrostics
A collection of word games and ciphers from St Nicholas issues, featuring charades where the diagonal reveals a famous German writer, acrostics that spell ancient names, word squares and beheadings with playful definitions and concealed clues.
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Numerical Enigma and Miscellaneous Puzzles Listed
A listing of several puzzle items numbered 191 through 900 includes word play and riddle types such as transpositions charades pictorial acrostics and a poultry problem. It mentions examples like Evil communications corrupt good manners a fishpond with fish names and a hidden creatures section with various animals.
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Traveling Bag Marketing Prank Ends in Grocery Surprise
A New York Herald tale recounts a marketing idea by a young wife using a traveling bag to carry goods to market. A brother visiting unexpectedly opens the bag at the sister’s table to find groceries and samples instead of a nightshirt, revealing the bag’s misused voyage and a humorous twist. The piece mixes anecdotes from Herald and World.strip
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Lou
Buffalo
New York Herald
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