Which Hope Anchors Souls In A Bethlehem Sermon
Washington November 17 In a Bethlehem sermon Dr Talmage extols hope as the angel of Hope central to faith and charity urging believers to look forward not backward. He cites examples from history and Scripture and urges families to keep hope alive for estranged loved ones.
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Hope and Faith Amid Suffering and Healing Sermon
A preacher urges hope for the ill and dying, arguing faith can heal beyond medicine. He portrays heaven’s perfect body and eternal joy, praises resilience, cites Harriet Martineau and Robert Annan, and encourages letters, prayer, and trust in God.
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Robert Annan
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Red Sea
Miriam
Israel
Jerusalem
Popular Christian Names in London Tit-Bits Style
The article surveys common English male Christian names with William as the top choice across society and workhouse ranks. It notes one in four named Harry, and lists John George Thomas Henry James Frederick Charles Alfred Albert among frequent picks, with counts per thousand men.
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London
Questions Worth Consideration by Mark Guy Pearse
The speaker pleads for a future where noble instincts replace excessive drinking and self-indulgence. He urges fathers and husbands to avoid fueling domestic hardship and poverty and to oppose profiting from others’ misery. He calls for collective effort and prayer toward humane reform.
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St Louis Exposition Plans Big New Buildings
The St Louis exposition plans major structures with wide halls and wings. Buildings include agricultural 700 by 2000 feet and government 100000 square feet. Estimated total cost stands at 7000000 dollars.
Hungarian Consulate Dinner Sparks Wife’s Stand
A Hungarian law expert in New York hosted an ambassador and a church prelate at Delmonico's. His wife, who had saved money for years, rose and left the table declaring she would not witness such extravagance, and departed with her husband guiding her to a carriage as the band continued.
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Household Hints on Cleaning and Preservation
Pickles of vinegar won t keep in grease touched jars. Lamp chimneys clean with soft cloth and newspaper polish. Clam shells scrape pots better than knives. Lemons salt whiten ivory knife handles when rinsed in warm water. Wet feather pillows dry on line then beat. To avoid wrinkling garments, use framed frames and sachet powder. Cut glass brushed in suds then flannel alcohol whiting brightens shine.
Spelling Debate Over Psychic Use in Conversation
Wright and Penner discuss replacing psychic with psychologic or psychic while debating spelling. Penner admits uncertainty about how to spell psychic and contemplates alternatives. The exchange centers on language choices and pronunciation.
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Penner
Why Care the Baby Is Healthy Lampoon
A humorous quip from London Tit-Bits about a father worried his baby may not resemble him. He asks if the child looks like him and is told yes, then asks his wife to be told gently. The remark satirizes parental vanity and social expectations.
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Muggins
London
Studies to Sense
A witty caption notes a man as the most sensible animal and questions why he does not adopt a dog like collar, comparing human behavior to canine practicality. The quote, attributed to the Washington Star, uses humor to reflect on comfort and propriety.
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For Love. He I understood she married him for his money
In a brief exchanges style item from Detroit Free Press, a dialogue hints at motives in marriage, with one speaker suggesting money as the lure and the other affirming love as the true motive.
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Detroit Free Press
Boston Men's Ways
Richard resists visiting Miss Dovelett while Robert recalls borrowing a silk umbrella. He contemplates giving up the courtship, noting the umbrella must be returned if he goes again.
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