The Fullness of Time and the Bethlehem Birth
A sermon on Luke II 1 16 tracing the divine timing behind Jesus birth in Bethlehem. It notes Mary and Joseph travel from Nazareth, the census decree, royal lineage, shepherds in fields, and heavenly messengers declaring the Savior is born. It urges faith that God fulfills His word and calls believers to spread the good news.
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D. M. Stearns
Elis
Mary
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Heaven
Earth
Israel
Joseph
David
Solomon
Nathan
Micah
Christ
Bethlehhem
Galilee
Philip
Andrew
John vi
Abel
Moses
God
Elisha
Elijah
Jethro
Gideon
Manussell
John Iy
Jesus
Daniel
Gabriel
Dan
Prayer That Obtains Blessing Through Persevering Faith
The article presents four illustrations Luke 11 5 9 about persistence in prayer. It argues God answers earnest petitions as earthly parents and an unjust judge would relent. It urges devoted communal prayer for spiritual blessings and suggests a structured service with prayers, hymns, testimonies, and targeted Bible readings.
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MH. Doyle
Torie
Jesus
Christ
God
Martina
John xiv
Eph. iii
Jas. v
Sanctified Ear and the Purpose of Worship
The Presbyter ian Journal argues listeners seek more than sound in worship. Music is described as more than harmony, a truth procession entering the brain. It notes many anthems teach little, while the advent angels sang with meaning that lingers after the sound fades.
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Advent Angels
Presbyterian Journal
Strange musician and childhood joy in a poetic call
A fragmentary verse invites a gifted performer to fill cathedrals with organ and bugle sounds while acknowledging that even the finest harmonies pale beside the joy in a child's laugh. The quotation attributes the sentiment to Robert Angersoll.
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Apollo
Robert Angersoll
The Value of Adversity by Spurgeon
The air from the sea of affliction benefits invalid Christians. Prosperity warms and loosens us while trouble hardens and braces us. Unbroken success dulls gratitude and hides the giver, but withdrawal of sunshine drives us to seek the sun.
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Spurgeon
New Day Offers Fresh Chances and Renewal
Each day week month year becomes a new chance granted by God to start anew. The message emphasizes a golden gift of opportunity, urging readers to embrace a fresh leaf and life with resolve.
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Farrar
The Master and the God of things as they are
The verse ponders art after earth’s end and time until the Master of good workmen returns to set all anew. It envisions praise and blame resting with the Master, work done for joy not money or fame, each in his own star drawing the thing as he sees it.
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Earth
Belected
London
Godfrey Vance
Antonio Delaroccn
Milan
Alarr
Fritz Moskovitz
England
Deelarocca
Berlin
Percy Street
Mayfair
Walt
East End
Kina
Enrly Fellows
Jim Thursday
Bill East
Tom Rogers
Bennett
Goodge Street
Ite
Count Rodeholtz
Herr Moskovita
Awell
Mary Anne
Marble Arch
Pittsburg Press
John Henry
Sohn Peary
Diplomatic Deception in a London Pillar Box Caper
A London fiction tale recounts a scheme to steal a Berlin letter by swapping pillar boxes near a embassy. A group substitutes a watchful decoy box and faked notice, but the captured letter reveals it was a servant's note to a sweetheart, not official diplomacy.
A Social Formalicy in Crimson Gulch
A stranger asks what to do with an inan. Rattlesnake Pete replies they will not act, then plan to hang him from a wagon tree with a rope, and drive off without sociability, per the Washington Star report.
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Crimson Gulch
Tlin
Rattlesnake
Pete
Washington Star
The Twentieth Century Begins January First
A quarrel over when the twentieth century begins ends with the wife declaring victory after insisting that January 1, 1900 marks the start. The husband concedes, fearing she will withhold meals. The scene hinges on a debate about date and reason.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad and Local Notes
An advertisement extols Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a fast safe cure for colds with claimed permanent relief and lung benefits. Mentions Emmert & Burrell in Russia, plus a testimonial from Elisha Berry and a note on a new soap mine and paint mine found in British Columbia.
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British Columbia
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Promises Relief
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup is marketed as the most pleasant and effective remedy for throat and lung complaints. It is claimed to be the only prominent cough medicine containing opiates and safe for children, priced at 26 and 50 cents. Burning soft coal without smoke is described as a simple chemical problem that manufacturers have not yet solved satisfactorily.
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Chamerlin
United States
Emmert & Burrell
Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. F. Jungkunz
Kidney Cure and Special Tax Notices Chronicle
A mixed clipping shows an advertisement for a kidney cure promising reliability with a money refund, followed by an 1900 Illinois special assessment notice warning of a 6 percent penalty if taxes on Clark avenue and N Galena avenue are not paid by January 2, 1900, plus a 10 percent rebate. The item also includes railway ticket promos and a grand excursion to Old Mexico from Chicago via Northern lines with Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
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Adama
Carroll
Williams
Exchange Street
N. Galena Avenue
Clark Avenue
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Focal
J. B. Swert
Old Mexico
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
J. Grafton
New Orleans
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Midland Route Tourist Car resumes Chicago to San Francisco
The C M and St P Ry resumes the Midland Route Tourist Car service from Chicago to San Francisco with eastbound and westbound departures and varying stopovers. It details times for Chicago to Omaha, Omaha to Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, and final arrival in San Francisco, plus a Salt Lake City visit option and an eastbound schedule from San Francisco to Chicago.
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Midland
Chicago
San Francisco
C. M
St. P
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Col. Mid
Salt Lake
Pac
Salt Lake City
Theassenger
G. H. Hearrorp
G. P
T. A
New York Tribune Endorses Republican Policies in 1900
The New York Tribune is cited as loyal to public questions and party Aitposie supporting Prosperity and Protection. It praises Cleveland era labor, notes growing circulation, and introduces a Tri-Weekly edition priced at $1.50 a year aimed at offering daily value with editorials and market data.
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The
New York Tribune
Asis
Ita Decericy
Yigord
Ita Arma
Whleh
Tribune
Cleveland
Hillatde
United States
Ada
Tri-Weekly
Tribune A
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W. J. Rideout
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