Be Saved on the Narrow Beam of the Cross
Dr Talmage preaches on Acts twenty seven focusing on those who arrive on broken pieces of the ship. He urges taking any available plank of faith to shore, cites rescue scenes, and urges urgency for salvation over theological dispute.
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Melita
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Caprera
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Victor Emmanuel
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Knickerbocker
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Mary D. Cranmer
Philadelphia
Caribbean
Ramsgate
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Notable Figures Talk Across a World of Affairs
A round up of society gab on rulers and magnates. Spanning Spurgeon and a king, Washington dining on codfish Saturdays, Stevens arriving in Shanghai, and rumors about Twain and industry fortunes. Also notes on Eugenie, Sickles, Kalakaua, Carnegie, and other prominent names.
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Shanghai
Spain
Alfonso
McClellas
Florence
Dan Sickles
New York
King Kalakaua
Hawaiian Islands
Postal Savings Bank
Mr. Gay
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Japan's Live Stock Compared With Population
The article notes Japan's population near 40 million with 875000 cattle, 1200000 horses, and no mules swine or sheep. It contrasts ratios: two cattle per three people in the U S has one horse per four people while Japan lacks mules and woolen clothing and avoids mutton and swine meat, calling swine meat an abomination.
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Japan
San Francisco Chronicle
Sexton Improves Air During Prayer Meeting
In West Springfield a sexton urged the congregation to rise for ventilation. He opened windows and doors to exchange stale air, allowing the room to clear and the services to proceed briskly, leaving attendees feeling better.
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West Springfield
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New York Sun
Light Enough Line Sparks Gentle Wordplay
A landlady asks to light the gas at supper, but the new boarder replies the meal is light enough. The quip captures a playful moment at the table, echoed by a note on the roiling lip signaling generosity and benevolence.
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New York Sun
Greeley Tribune Local Farm and Business Focus
The Greeley Tribune serves Weld County with emphasis on agricultural and stock interests. It positions itself as the region’s brightest news source for farmers, lawyers, merchants, and railroad workers.
Subscribe Offer From the Greeley Tribune
Announcement urges readers to subscribe now for two dollars a year in advance. The Job Department promises quality job work and legal blanks, with a full supply and reasonable figures.
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Greeley
Tribune
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