Ark as Portal to Salvation in Talmage Sermon
Talmand preaching likens Noah's ark to the door of mercy through Christ. He warns of a coming judgment harsher than Noah's flood, urges families to enter the ark together, and stresses drawing children and spouses to faith by example and prayer. He emphasizes unity, perseverance, and the permanence of eternal safety inside the ark.
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A Little While Words of Comfort for Suffering Readers
A reflective piece urging those ill or distressed to find solace in the phrase a little while. It promises divine healing and eternal comfort through patience and faith, offering the message as balm for pain, neglect, poverty, and bereavement.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Living at Our Best and the Call to Quiet Duty
A devotional reflection urges doing small good deeds with a great motive for God. It contrasts bold public acts with steady obscurity, urging faithful service, patience amid annoyances, and loving even the ungrateful as a noble Christian life.
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Christ
P, B, Meyer
Sunday Household Script: Sabbath Rest and Preparation
The piece urges housekeepers to reduce Sunday work by planning meals during the week, avoid commercial trades on the Lord's day, and use the day for religious instruction. It emphasizes the mother's role in teaching Bible stories to children, fostering love for God's word, and making the Sabbath a calm, useful, and joyful culmination of the week.
God tempers the wind not in Bible says Stern
A note on common proverbs misattributed to the Bible. The line about tempering the wind to the shorn lamb comes from Laurence Sterne's Sentimental Journey, in the Maria chapter, not scripture. It contrasts with other sayings often misattributed such as cleanliness is next to godliness and pour oil on troubled waters.
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John Weley
Pliny
Natural History
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Aermotor Company
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OCR
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Tory Whefis
Cotnton
Girl of the Lenten Period Poem Teases Devotion and Love
A humorous verse in a Truth magazine style mocks a “girl of the Lenten period” with softly shaded eyes and playful depictions of devotion and affection. The speaker imagines her in violet and royal purple, counting poems and gowns as Easter nears, ending with a light-hearted plea to kneel beside her.
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M. L. Rayne
Right in It Hayrick How is your son getting on at college
Treetop reports a college class ranking with the son placed ninety eighth among one hundred students in the cohort.
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Hayrick
Realistic Nightmare on Elevated Road Incident?
A dialogue between Dashaway and Cleverton from the New York World recounts a dreamlike scene where Dashaway describes waking to find themselves suspended from a chandelier after an apparent fall on an elevated road, highlighting surreal elements and tension.
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New York World
Quixotic Gossip from the Chicago Record
Snippets of humorous local chatter and scandal notes from the Chicago Record. A reader reports divorce cases in progress and ribbing about a co respondent, plus brief farcical exchanges about a failed assassination claim and a misadventure with a bottle of liniment.
Fragmentary World War I era lines quoted in dialogue style
Disjointed excerpt features fragmented speech and tag lines such as Amos Moses and Ephraim Johnson Reckon, with lines about lawyers cross examination and questions. The text reads like a collage of spoken quotes and stage directions from a newspaper page.
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Snowball
Sly Black Boy
Ephraim Johnson
New York World
Purify and Enrich Blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla
This anecdotal health notice explains nervousness as a bodily revolt from impure blood. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a simple cure to purify and enrich blood, claiming improved strength and health, with a lengthy testimonial from Mrs. J. Brapock of Willamport, Pennsylvania.
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Hood
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