Pillars of Smoke A sermon on church suffering and triumph
Dr Talmage portrays the church as pillars of smoke rising from martyrdom and persecution across history. He cites executors of faith, argues the church will prevail, and exhorts unity, reform, and peaceful global influence as the smoke signals a divine mission.
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Smolts
Paris
Luxembourg
Rome
Vatican
Locxport
Niagara
Sinai
Sodom
Church of God
Sire
Rowland Taylor
Hadlegh
Lativer
Oxford
John Rogers
John Hooper
Gloucester
John Huss
Constance
Laurence Saunders
Covestry
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Humeric
George Bancroft
Maryland
Irelant
Sys
Ire
Ponite
Ireland
Tourninea
England
Diocletian
St. Bartholomew
Alva
Herod
Nero
Decius
Hildebrand
Toronemada
Earl of
Montfort
Claverhouse
John Milton
Pillars of Smoke and The Call to Christ’s Vict'ry
A fiery sermon extols universal Christian victory through revival and missionary work. It contrasts pillars of smoke with heavenly peace and predicts a century of religious conquest, urging entry into the Church and warning of apocalyptic conflagration.
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Christ
Jesus
Marengos
Salamancas
Borodinos
Cettysburgs
Earth
Solomon
Church of God
Mount Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
China
Japan
Africa
Babylon
Assyria
Nineveh
Nile
Egypt
Paradise
Moses
Hiromus
Helanicus
Berosua
Tacitus
Pliny
de Trayer
Sodom
Gomorrah
Porphyry
Matthew
Luke
Macrobius
Bethlehem
Phiegon
William Cullen Hyrant
Thanatopsis
Longfellow
Hiawatha
God
Apostle
Christ the
Pennsylvania
California
Valeys
Sax
Continents
Whispering Stones at Capitol Create Embarrassing Moment
Visitors in Statuary Hall watched whispering stones connect voices across twenty feet. A New York bride stood on the north stone as a friend spoke from the south doorway. A House page teased her with a remark, causing her to flee with her husband amid blushes.
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Capitol
Statuary Hall
All House of Representatives
New York
Laltimore American
Pigeon English and Business English Compared
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt explains pigeon English as a blended form used by Chinese speakers to conduct business with outsiders. It notes the term arises from mispronunciation of business and describes the language as a mix of elements used in commerce.
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China
Lyifladélphia Bulletin
Shrewd Business Men Solve Medical Conundrum
The piece argues that public demand and insurance scrutiny reveal a cure for kidney disease through strict examinations and Warner's Safe Cure. It cites agents pressuring insured clients to try remedies, boasts thousands of testimonials, and asserts broad belief in the remedy’s efficacy while warning of industry buckling under truth.
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Warner
Vintage Health Claims and Cosmetic Dangers in 19th Century Ad Copy
An assortment of early marketing text extols Scott's Emulsion for consumption and throat ailments, citing a pediatric example and praise from a doctor. It contrasts with warnings about cosmetic toners containing harmful substances and urges Dr. Herter's Iron Tone. It also notes Commodore Perry's flagship Lawrence in the 1810s.
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Istelady
Ini
Dr. Herter
The Professional Diner-Out and Other Social Quirks
A satirical piece contrasts the elusive professional diner out with the equally tabooed professional dead beat, noting social judgments and the cost of living as he travels between Smith, Brown, and Jones. It also recounts unrelated items about David Meredith discovering Cherokee heritage and land grants, plus brief notes on public health endorsements and a copper statue alteration near St. Petersburg.
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Smith
Brown
Jones
Ponsonby de Tomkyns
Pia
Hungry Joe
Coventry
New York News
David Meredith
Lich Valley
Ind
Meredith
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity And Vitality
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to purify the blood, increase appetite, and restore strength. It cites a family testimonial from Pascale City, N. Y., claiming cure of scrofula and catarrh after taking the remedy since the war.
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Howl
Hood
Pascale City
Quinry
Mass
P. H. Latiner
Syracuse
Marter
Harter
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Warren, Pa
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Bradford Block
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Atlanta
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