Divine Teacher as Schoolhouse for Gospel Existence
Rev F D Talmage extols the schoolhouse as a vessel of knowledge where students learn from Christ, the Divine Teacher, whose authoritative credentials, self sacrifice, and duplicating influence empower believers to educate and evangelize the world. He urges personal closeness to Jesus and ready deployment as gospel teachers.
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Frank DeWitt Talmage
Christian Herald
Pennsylvania
Hillel
Gammiiel
Plato
Socrites
Arisdofla
Ree Yound
Thomas Arnold
Eliphalet Nott
Harnard
United States
Ufo
Mark Hopkins
Old Williams
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Halla
College Sexton
Jess
Hos
Christ
God
God the Father
Shevich
State Board
County Board of Examiners
Chicago
Cook County
Fentleman
Secon
Joseph Ernest Renan
Mohammed
Buddha
Zoroaster
Confucius
John the Baptist
Elias
Jeremiah
Simon Peter
Heavenly Father
Son of God
Napoleon
W Napolton
Thomas Gallaudet
Dr. Gallaudet
Lord
China
Lfe
Jones
Samuel Chapman Armatrong
Hampton School
Old Point Comfort
Carlisle
Booker T. Washington
North
South
Alabama
Gardarens
St. Petersburg
Christ's School
Christ’s School
Williams College
Red Cross Medical Association offers cure for wide range of ailments
An advertisement proclaims the Red Cross Medical Association cures for women issues such as womb disorders and catarrh and for men’s private diseases. It promotes X ray treatment for cancer and eczema, offers free eye tests, glasses and deformity corrections, and invites free consultations with daily hours listed.
Saloon Decked Steps Ten Stories High For Thirst
A Chicago Daily News item describes a saloon at the east end of the Polk Street viaduct which built a stairway 90 feet up the wall to reach drinkers. Workers cleared a site nearby while the proprietor planned to claim their wages. The narrow steps lead to a glowing platform above the railroad, enabling patrons to climb for alcohol despite the city’s temperance stance.
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Polk Street
Ina
Chicago Daily News
The Liquor Question and Public Health
The author argues alcohol is more dangerous than narcotics and should be treated as a poison under public health law. He contrasts medical views on drugs with alcohol policy, claiming drinking causes far more harm and crime, yet remains political rather than regulated as poison.
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Repo Uf H Press
Europe
America
Publica
T Hare
Public Health and Morals
N. 8. Davis
Metronome Markings in Beethoven Sonatas Compared
Seventy two and seventy six BPM appear in nineteen of forty three marked passages from the initial volume of Beethoven sonatas across four standard editions, matching the tempo of the average healthy adult pulse.
Alcohol and public health cited as toxin and danger
Dr. N. S. Davis argues alcohol should be classified as a poison rather than food. He compares its effects to anesthetics and narcotics, notes harm to mental and physical functions, and calls for licensing by physicians and strong public health controls to curb crime and social decay.
Liquor Organ Adrica Urges Ban on Minor Trade
A Quaint letter from Adrica in Detroit argues that public sentiment leans against the liquor trade this decade. The piece suggests the trade should limit its efforts to preserving current holdings and stop dreaming of expansion for the benefit of all.
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Adrica
Iquor
Detrail
Mqnor
Municipal and private electric plants salary and cost data
The document notes that private electric plants earn about 7 percent of cost and average 31.6 percent, with salaries to officials and clerks around 700 per annum for private plants and 3482 per annum for municipal plants.
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Rev. Talmage
the Divine Teacher
Fank DeWitt Talmage
Piice
William Graham Summer
John Russell Bartlett
Julius H. Seeley
Joseph Storey
Theodore W. Dwight
Mary Somerville
Elizabeth Stewart Phelps
Alice Freeman ,Fiimer
Mary Uayon
Cesk
Normal School
Lord Chatham
Whham Pitt
Franz Liszt
Anton Rubenstein
Ignatius Layola
Fransois Xavier
Peter Paul Rubens
Anthony Vandyke
Rubens
Sentinel
THE
RED Cross Medical Association
Clinton St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ely
ELY Trotters
Warren Street
New York
Ant Seu
Main St
Bomilton Dank Building
HL E. Bradtor
Cbicego
Courts of Justice
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