Christ in the Ship Hushes the Tempest on Gennesaret
Rev Dr Talmage sermons on Mark four 36 39 describe Jesus asleep in a boat during a raging storm on Gennesaret. He calms the sea with Peace Be Still and Be Quiet, teaching that Christ must be in the ship for safety. The message urges trust during trials, revivals, and personal loss, noting saints faced martyrdom yet endured with Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberias
Galilee
Gennesaret
Tropics
Christ
Jesus
Petre
Botton
North River
New York
Liverpool
God
Mount Hermon
Eheriff
Wrath
Jesus Christ
St. James
St. Philip
St. Matthew
St. Mark
St. James the Less
St. Thomas
John Huss
Hugh McKain
Albigenses
Waldenses
Ecotech Covenanters
Ecewan
Brothers Sisters
Fragmentary chorus ends with pledge of eternal home
The readable lines express a religious devotion praising God and proclaiming eternal security. The brief passage conveys a sense of gratitude and firm belief in salvation, with a seaside or shore metaphor suggesting final rest.
Fowls in Myth and History Traced Across Cultures
A fragmented exploration notes domestication origins of fowl and their spread from Persia to Europe. It blends ancient beliefs about sacred fowls and omens with linguistic terms for a rooster’s calls and the symbolic roles in Greek, Roman, and Celtic traditions.
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Persia
Italy
Darwin
Oweva
Europe
Asia
Mars
Rome
Gaul
Aurora
An Animal Army Lemmings On Long Migratory Marches
A description from St. Nicholas portrays lemmings as five inch long, brown furred rodents of the central Swedish and Norwegian highlands. They migrate in large, nocturnal waves every few years, marching in straight lines, overrunning fields, and crossing rivers and hills toward the sea. Birds prey upon them, yet numbers grow as they advance until many plunge into the Gulf or Atlantic, forming sea walls with bodies.
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Sweden
Norway
Atlantic
Gulf of Bothnia
St. Nicholas
Japanese Religion and Customs and Morals
The San Francisco Alta reports on Shinto and Buddhism, noting ancestral worship and demon idols, rituals with prayer on paper and spit, and a harsh view of morality in Japan. It describes masters and concubines, brothel marriages, cleanliness, labor costs, taxes, and a dual Emperorship under the Mikado.
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Japan
Cour
San Francisco Alta
Ratcatcher Dorney Details His Harsh Yet Clever Method
In Chicago Tribune lore, Dorney describes using a dark lantern and long tongs to immobilize and capture rats. He explains the psychology of squealing, the advantage of tail grips, and why hanging bags trap rats effectively. Nine rats were captured in one hour, with two resisting by biting the tongs.
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Dorney
Mr. Dorney
Chicago
Tri
Depew Relays How He Fell For Interview Trap
Channacey Depew recalls an exhausted late night encounter with a reporter seeking material for a column the next day. The reporter pressed for topics, finally getting Depew to ramble until a suitable segment was produced, allegedly saving the writer’s wife’s life through the column.
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Channacey Depew
Ne York Central Railroad
Journal
Depew
Ian
Clifton Springs
New York
Novel Type-Setting Machine At Work In New York Tribune
The Engineering News reports a unique type-setting device in use at the New York Tribune. It uses steel dies and sets lines then justifies them to fill a column width. An impression is taken to create line-length stereotypes. Copies are assembled like cards. A word-cutting feature allows substitutions.
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The
Engineering News
New York Tribune
City Hall marble work finally finished in Philadelphia
After fifteen years the marble work on Philadelphia's new City Hall is at last finished. It cost $35,200,000 with more than as much again spent on the non marble work.
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Philadelphia
New City Hall
The Brain in Childhood by Dr. Hammond
Dr. William A. Hammond explains that a child’s brain is larger relative to body than an adult’s, yet the brain’s organization is immature. He argues for sensory learning and notes that delaying reading until age ten can lead to quicker literacy than starting letters earlier.
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William A. Hammond
Hammond
Glass diamonds at Tiffany spark society mystery
A well known society man recounts a tale of a lady visiting Tiffanys to confirm an engagement ring and earrings said to be diamond. The clerk reveals both pieces are glass. The culprit appears to be a former butler who claimed to be a jeweler in Europe, now sought by Inspector Byrnes.
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Tiffany
Tiffany's
Tiffany's Place
France
Germany
Mother of Seven Rides Free on Illinois Central
An Illinois Central suburban conductor let a mother with seven children ride for free after she admitted missing her ticket. The conductor praised her sacrifice, telling any woman who has done as much for her country as that can travel free, while passengers applauded.
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Madame de Stael
Napoleon
Empire
Illinois Central Railroad
Forty-third Street
Courier Journal
Roman era trumpets revived by Belgian makers at Alhambra
The London Paper reports Belgian makers created two circular Roman trumpets for the Alhambra, the lituus in G and the buccina in G an octave lower. They imitate models from Cerveteri and Pompeii, with relics in the Vatican and Naples museums. An Etruscan tuba in the British Museum is also noted.
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Alhambra
Rome
Cerveteri
Vatican
Pompeii
National Museum
Naples
China
Jericho
British Museum
London
Favorite Prescription Claims a Cure for Female Ailments
An advertising prose extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for female disorders. It argues liver torpor causes blood impurity and skin and lung diseases, claiming Golden Medical Discovery purifies the blood by stimulating liver action and will cure such conditions.
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Pierce
Pr. Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical Bisscovery
Madartal
Basa
Br. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo
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DR. Talmage
Brooklyn Divine
Satancoben
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Judah
Richard Baxter
Kidderminster
Robert McCheyne
Dundee
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Somerville
N. J
New Brunswick
John Livingston
Sean
Mr. Livingston
Livingston
Man
Genuecsaret
Man of Nazareth
Man of the Cross
Aman
Heaven
New
Orians Picagene
Animal Army
Scott
J. M. Man
M. D
Tennyson
Dr. Sage
Isaac Thomson
J. B. Marchisi
Utica
N.Y
Hood
LymAs Allen
C. L Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
Fiso
Ee Edado
Peabory Medical Institute
Mallfinch St
Beaton
Mass
WM. Il
Parker
M.D
W. L. Dovolas
W. S. Douglas
W. L. DU S. Brockton
John
Ellis
Ellis Cattle
Acar
Chas
Beisar Grove
Soldiers & Heirs
Srculars, Coj
I. bin Kam
Atty
Washington
P.O
the National Co
Maplewood Opium Institute
Loveland
Ohio
Mark Twain
Richard Proctos
Hans. W. W. Aates
Judah P. Benjanin
Dr. Miper
Columbia Law
Yale
University of Penn
Wellesley College
Prospectus
Loiset
Fifth Ave
Blair
Texican War
Benington
E. HH. Gelston & Co
Wia
D.Q
Moody’s New Tailor & of
Moody & CO
Cincinnati
HH. H. Green & Sons
H. HW. Green & Sons
M. Ca
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Garret
Onic
Det
Harter
Anne Best
Pcok Harter Medicine Company
St.Louis
Uuidiien
I. Bixomam
Washington, DC
Tribe
Hicks
Dela “Kee Phils
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