Chariots of Fire Rally for a Nation at War’s End
Sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmage uses Elisha vision to frame America’s trials from St Helena to Lookout Mountain and the Civil War as the Lord’s upper forces. He cites Washington Hancock Sheridan and Lincoln era crises as divine rescue through faith.
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Nation and Church Unite for Political Reform Salvation
A sermon urges nationwide Christian revival to steer American politics through moral renewal and stricter election integrity. It extols ballot scrutiny, anti bribe measures, and a federal prayerful mobilization, linking national fate to faith and virtuous governance.
Farm Folk Sayings: Parable of Pragmatic Farm Routines
A selection of grain tale proverbs rail at thriftless farming. It mocks neglecting seeds and seed quality, cheap tools, credit purchases, and skipping books. It argues for stocked winter care, orderly tools, fertilizing soil, and attending farmer gatherings. ends with a harsh self-critique about pride and greed.
Maryland Canning Industry Leads Nation in Fruits Oysters
The State of Maryland dominates canning of fruits vegetables and oysters with 458 canning houses employing 25 000 workers and providing 10 500 000 in annual wages. One fifth of state residents are connected to the business plus 1 500 extra can makers. Baltimore hosts large outfits canning fruit in summer and oysters in winter.
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Use of House Slops for Garden Fertilization
The text promotes using house slops and wash water on gardens to boost growth. It claims slops supply moisture and plant nutrients, especially ammonia, aiding rapid growth of crops like onions, asparagus, and rhubarb, by feeding moisture and nutrients in available form.
Fireproof Strength of Wooden Columns in Large Warehouses
A London Architect article explains wooden posts and beams in brick warehouses, showing a pitch pine post after seven hours of extreme fire exposure remained largely intact. Even under intense heat and petrochemical exposure, the core fiber stayed unharmed, suggesting surprising fire resistance of wooden structural elements.
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London
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Doting Wife Requests Bonnet Funds After Good Fortune
Mrs Gillypod groans with a dreadful headache while Mr Gillypod announces a mood brightening windfall of twenty dollars. He offers to buy a new bonnet and invites her to go downtown to select it, promising a quick preparation time and expressing affection.
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Preparing for Summer. A comical exchange on height figures
The New York Weekly prints a humorous dialogue about posters and height estimates. One speaker notes being six feet nine inches, another insists seven feet nine inches, then they rush to change the printing office figures to eight feet nine inches. The snippet captures a playful misunderstanding in a bygone era.
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