Second Washington Sermon by Dr Talmage Draws Large Audience
In Washington on November 3 1895 Dr Talmage delivered his second sermon since arriving in the capital. He spoke on The Disabled noting David and his men guarding baggage and rewarding garrison duty as fully as frontline service. He urged that ordinary duties in ordinary places merit divine reward, citing women and workers who support the front lines in unseen roles.
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Washington
Talmage
Ashington
Sam
Tarrleth
David
Bannockburn
Wassall
Cherdorlaomer
Garison
Rei An
Dea
Anoth
Kintore
Earl of Kintore
Moses
Joshua
Luther
John Knox
Deborah
Florence Nightingale
Mount
Sitnaf
Mars’ Hill
Worms
Hertzog
Theological Seminary
Hannah More
Garrick
Edmund Burke
Joshua Reynolds
Besor
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York & Am
Unrecognized fidelity of ship and rail workers praised
A speaker argues railroad and maritime workers, from engineers to brakemen, deserve recognition for faithful duty amid danger. He recalls Captain Andrews, the unseen engineer, and the moral reward awaiting unacknowledged laborers, then shares a farming family tale of Ed’s college path and parental sacrifice.
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New Haven Railroad
Thomas Scott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Andrews
Captain Andrews
Liverpool
Siaters
Day of reward for humble service in Wesleyan legacy
A reverent meditation praises Susannah Wesley and the quiet faithful who served unseen. It envisions a future throne above Charles and John Wesley, honoring those who supported the church from Epworth and endured hardship for the gospel. The message links modest works to heavenly reward and cites a biblical line about steadfast service.
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Charles Wesley
John Wesley
Susannah Wesley
Epworth Rectory
Lincolnshire
David
Leather price advance expected to lift shoe trade
Leather price increases noted will soon show in shoe retail prices. Retail trade remains unaffected for now, but stock liquidation and factory slowdowns signal higher costs ahead as winter demand arrives.
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Mnocetox
Mass
Stercott & Co
HENRY
Skos
Appetite Praise for Hood's Sarsaparilla Receives Stamp Offer
Amanda Sampson of Mason City writes she received the Rainy Day Puzzle sent for three trademarks for Hood's Sarsaparilla with four cents in stamps. She reports her family of three brothers and mother drink Hood's Sarsaparilla and find it excellent as a blood purifier and appetite creator.
Farmers Meet in Rockford on Russian Thistle Menace
Farmers of Winnebago county plan a meeting in Rockford to discuss controlling the fast spreading Russian thistle. The main challenge noted is many farmers cannot identify the weed when seen, hindering effective action.
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Winnebago County
Rockford
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