Faith and Christ as Precious in Everyday Life
Dr Talmage argues genuine faith changes action not just belief. He contrasts personal belief with belief about others, uses salvation by Jesus as the central theme, and urges stronger faith to endure trials, proclaiming Christ as the best friend and ultimate deliverer for believers and their families.
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Pennsylvania
Paul
Luther
Payson
Ieee
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Areso
Inquisition
Alexander le Croix
Vanderbilts
Lord Jesus Christ
James
Galilee
God
Selah
Bethel
New York
mid-Atlantic
Behold the Lamb and Seek Salvation in a Revival Sermon
A Baptist preacher exhorts a mixed audience to accept Christ, pleading for mercy for a trembling man and a constrained woman, urging young men to come to Jesus now. He uses vivid images of sin, redemption, and eternal life to move listeners toward faith.
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Jesus
Mary
P Lay
Christ
Making Campaign Banners in New York
A Telegram reporter visits a campaign banner shop where portraits stretch across a gallery up to 100 feet long. The process uses muslin frames, color charts, stencils, and numbered paint pots to reproduce presidential portraits. Finishing touches require skilled artists, with banners costing 40 to 200 dollars.
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New York Telegram
How Chinese Beancake and Oil Are Made in Ming Hong
A consular report describes Ming-Hong village near Shanghai where about fifty workers operate a bean-cake plant. Water buffalo power a complex grinding system, oil is pressed and stored, and the remaining pulp is steamed and formed into cake. Farmers bring beans for processing and may receive oil as payment. Bean cakes serve as cattle fodder and fertilizer in winter.
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Ming-Hong
Shanghai
Rce
A Weak Effect
A narrator notes a humorous exchange about an elephant's dignity while a peanut momentarily undermines its grand presence. The dialogue contrasts majesty with a trivial snack, highlighting whimsical tone and character dynamics.
Food for Ducklings Practical feeding guide
Farm and Garden note explains young ducks grow fast require frequent meals four to five times daily for six weeks. Market ducks up to ten weeks old also need four meals daily near slaughter. Fall market birds on free range need two meals, then three to four when near marketing, with cooked food. Water after supper is essential.
Corn Bloom Through Ash and Bone Mixtures Advised
Dr. Nichols of Massachusetts praises wood ashes as valuable and warns leached ashes lose fertilizing power. He endorses a mixture of one third ashes and two thirds ground bone for corn, noting it supplies gelatin from bone and essential plant nutrients for rapid, vigorous growth.
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Nichols
Massachusetts
New York World
Early cabbage blanching improves yield and packing
The practice of tying outer leaves over the cabbage heart before harvest speeds maturity by two to three weeks and yields firmer, more marketable heads. Originating in England and endorsed by Farm, Field and Stockman, it suggests testing the method for early US cabbage.
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Gardening Ilustrate
England
United States
Washing butter debated by Ohio farmer correspondent
A lady correspondent from Ohio argues against washing butter, sharing her method for making and drying it. She claims cold weather reduces need for water, preserves color and flavor, and yields less streaked butter, detailing steps from scalding the churn to drying and salting before market.
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Ohio
Right to the Use of Water Legal Adviser notes water rights limits
The Legal Adviser in Chicago explains that landowners along a natural stream may use water for reasonable purposes not harming upstream or downstream owners. Domestic use and cattle watering are allowed, and manufacturing or hydraulic uses are permitted if they do not reduce flow. When a stream is small, owners may only use water for domestic needs and watering.
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Chicago
Sechenck
Dr. Schencks
J. H. Schenck & Son
Philadelphia
Water rights of farmers along streams explained
The article outlines a farmer's right to the natural flow of a stream, its course in usual channels, and the water reaching and leaving their land. It stresses adjacency rights, reasonable use on one's land, and liability for changes harming others, with division possible if the stream returns to its natural channel before leaving premises.
Practical Farm Notes on Dairy Cattle Petering to Hogs and Crops
Agricultural guidance covers salt use for sheep and milker hygiene, cattle and hog feeding strategies, composting manures, ensilage methods, and crop rotation. It discusses horn removal, variety in livestock, potato seed quality, cabbage and celery cultivation, rose manure needs, and feeding efficiency for profit.
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Ontario
Curious Finds In Anderson 8 C It Holds 18 Gallons
In Anderson 8 C two notable items draw attention a gourd that stores 18 gallons and a special grass that repels a sticky gum trapping any animal that attempts escape.
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Anderson
8. C
His Unconscious Eloquence in a Boston Sermon
The late Henry Ware of Boston paused during a sermon as memory failed him. He feared failure, but as he walked along the aisle a listener declared the pause sublime and the sermon the best Mr. Ware ever preached.
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Henry Ware
Boston
Porous PlaSTEas Endorsement By Former NY Senate President
Ex President Edmund L. Pots of Albany testifies that ALLCOCK'S Porous PLASTEas have benefited his family for five years and aided friends with weak and lame backs. He asserts they provide relief and should be highly recommended.
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New York State Senate
State of New York
Senate Chamser
Albany
Allcock
Eomund L. Pots
French study links crime types to drunkenness
A French medical man M. Marambet examined 3000 convicted criminals and found over half were drunkards. He reports seventy nine percent of the rarabonds and mendicants, fifty percent of assassins, fifty seven percent of incendiaries, and seventy one percent of robbers were intoxicated.
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M. Marambet
A Woman's Confession Reveals Suicide Thoughts
A woman recounts contemplating death by her own hand before being saved at the last moment. She describes chronic weakness and despair, then credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a swift recovery and renewed life, expressing deep gratitude.
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Mary
Dr. Pierce
Richmond County Ladies Win Victory Over Rum Sellers
A local report notes Richmond county Quebec ladies achieved a grand victory against rum sellers. Thirty prosecutions were instituted against ten liquor dealers selling openly under the Dunkin Act. Those found guilty were bound over to remove liquor from the county, take down signs, and allow searches.
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Richmond County
Quebec
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
A brief health advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as preventive and curative. The pills are described as small, effective, travel friendly, and useful against constipation, liver regulation, and aiding travelers changing diet or climate.
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Fierce
Diease
Pierce
Federation of Women's Societies Formed in Chicago
A new umbrella group called the Federation of Women's Societies in Chicago appoints Miss Frances E. Willard as president. Also notes Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy claims cures after other remedies fail. Rev Joel Swartz argues Luther did not write a famous couplet, tracing its origin to 1775.
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All the Women’s Societies of
Chicago
The
Federation of Women’s Societies
Frances E. Willard
Joel Swartz
D.D
Gettysburg
Luther
Are You Ick and Discouraged Hart Medicine Co Trial Bottle
An advertisement offers a free trial bottle from the Hart Medicine Co of Unionville Connecticut to treat chronic constipation urinary liver kidney malaria and brain nerve troubles. It promises a cure for nine of ten upon trial and seeks agents in every town with 25 cents postage.
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Hart Medicine Co
Unionville
HAR Medicine CO
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