The Will and the Work in a Brooklyn Pulpit Sermon
Dr Nehemiah Boynton speaks on doing the will of God and finishing His work from John 4 34, urging a personal relation with God expressed through social service and sincere effort. He contrasts worldly religions with Christ's real presence in life and stresses mission to heal racial and international divides through goodwill and action.
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Brooklyn
Nehemiah Boynton
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
Boynton
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Bushnell
Hartford
Heaven
Free America
Java
Thia
Kingdom of
Blood of Christ: faith, need, and salvation in Parker theme
The piece reflects on the enduring power of Christ's blood as the source of immortality and cleansing. It asserts the Cross and sun as essential, urges unwavering faith, and cites Joseph Parker in London Christian as the source of the meditation.
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Christ
Jesus
Joseph Parker
D. D
London
Purity of White Flowers In Fad Notes
An old Pittsburg Dispatch item notes two fads for pure white flowers and foliage used in party decor and hats, praising delicate rose-like blooms set against white tulle and pale pink accents. A Baltimore American reflection recalls Ida Lewis, keeper of the lighthouse for fifty years, who saved many lives, as a beacon of selfless bravery amid daily chaos.
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Pittsburg-Dispatch
Ida Lewis
Baltimore
Where Woman Rules In The Kahasis Of India And A Melodrama Of May Poles
A Chicago Journal clipping contrasts the matriarchal Kahasis of India with a vivid Broadway Magazine scene. It describes matrilineal property, inheritance through mothers, and a feminine sun and masculine moon, then shifts to a chaotic May Pole celebration where a pig, dogs in dining rooms, wine, and playful chaos culminate in a theatrical toast to an old friend.
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India
Chicago Journal
Paris
Aays
Broadway
A New Woman's Club Opens In Springfield For Enjoyment
The Springfield Massachusetts women form a social tea room to refresh the inner woman. It will serve tea and snacks daily with a caterer, offer small bridge, and host luncheon parties. A women’s exchange will handle crafts with a modest commission.
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Springfield
Mags
Reamen
Vortieres
New Sprungfeld Club
New York Tribun
New Woman Sees Hindoo Marriage Rules Cited
In a Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt a self-described new woman mocks Hindoo marriage laws. She reads a bridegroom dictated homily demanding lifelong subjection from wives, prohibitions on public viewing or leisure, and strict, self-denying conduct during husbands' absence.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Rye as Poultry Feed and Purifier in Winter Fields
A rural note extols growing fall sown rye near the chicken yard as the finest winter grazing for poultry and a soil purifier. Rye provides greens for chicks, supplements food, and can aid hogs and cows. It offers good yield with less cost and trouble than clover, especially on wet spots, helping egg production when ranging is possible.
The Joy of the Lord in Suffering Faith
In a memory of care, a poor invalid’s devout trust shines through severe illness. A sanctified Scotch Presbyterian endures rheumatic pain and consumptive hardship yet proclaims Jesus as a sharer of all sorrow. The piece echoes a gospel cadence and cites Isaiah's prophecy of suffering and healing.
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Shea
Chitet
Jesus
A Prayer From the Heart in Lincoln Era
The piece recalls James Murdock hearing President Lincoln pray in the White House during the Civil War. Lincoln, kneeling before the open Bible, pleads for wisdom to lead the nation, admitting weakness and need for divine help amid the rebellion. The prayer echoes the ancient Solomon appeal for wisdom.
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James Murdock
Lincoln
White House
Solomon
God
What Talmage Said About Evangelistic Preachers
The Rev T De Witt Talmage asserted that no great evangelical preacher achieves substantial good for Christ without a praying, consecrated band of earnest church workers supporting him.
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Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Garist
Houses and flames in distant lands and eras
A reflection on housing and furniture through history, noting that comfort and happiness depend on more than material wealth. The piece contrasts antique homes with mansions filled with possessions, implying true contentment is not guaranteed by luxury.
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Unele Remug
Inventions and Discoveries Span Several Fields
A French device predicts frost with the sun setting. A New York physician notes the appendix vanishes after age fifty. Transformer sizes rise for long distance work with 76000 kw at 140000 volts. Splice lengths rise with rope diameter. Smokeless city dreams push railways tested Ostend to Brussels with smoke free engines. Hay heating linked to physiology, not bacteria. New microbes found in heated hay. Blass sounds at Jena show UV rays affecting photographic plates. more stars appear with better glass. Infrared photography also discussed.
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Jena
Constellation
Lyra
Famous Loving Cups and Grace Cup of Barbers of London
Ancient loving cups include the Henry VIII Grace Cup of the Barbers Company, London, with four globular bells and Tudor symbols. The Skinners’ Company holds a Peacock Cup, a silver bird with three chicks, bearing the Mary and Richard Robinson inscription from 1642.
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Barbers' Company
London
King Hut
Skinners’ Company
Mary
Richard Robinson
Thomas Smith
James Peacock
Skinners
Landlord Builds Family Friendly Flats in Allegheny
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes Henry Phipps plans new apartment houses in Allegheny with a resident rule favoring families. Tenants must be parents of at least one child, aiming to aid the poorer in Belly while encouraging larger households. Newlyweds may face enrollment delays.
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Srga
Henry Phipps du Allegheny
Fbelly
Phipps
Pittsburg
Pilla
Adelphia Press
Corvallis Gate Chicken Auction Sparks Local Interest
A Corvallis bred gate chicken draws attention as a novelty item offered near Corvallis Oregon with bids around 2000 dollars. Local Wines shop hosts the event drawing curious buyers and residents to view the unique fowl exchange.
Czar’s Charms and Narrow Escapes of Imperial Family
A French commentary recounts dramatic imperial escapes from danger, including the Standart wreck, Borki train disaster, and a Japan assassination attempt. It links these events to broader naval anxiety, staging, and sensational art inspired by Tsarist peril.
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Nicholas
Deliberat
Stburg
Finland
Vito Navy
Imperial Yacht
Courag
Ming
Togo
Vladivostok
Seca
Ba Vladivostok
Heté
Gti
Jaq Pen
Cyur
Bork
Olga
Alexander II
Borki
Japan
Nahle
Prince George
Greece
Wmnpress
Winter Palace
Blandhart
Degerbad
Mardquise de Fonteney
New York Tribune
Fragmentary quotes from papers on attitudes in campaigns
The text shows a garbled collage of quotes and phrases from Philadelphia Ledger Washington Star and Brooklyn Engle about attitudes in campaigns. Pieces reference racing BR wins eras and dropped bumps, with nonsensical exchanges between reporters and mock characters.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Meaningless phrases in everyday speech noted by tourist
A traveler notes a variation in how people greet each other. The piece recalls a common exchange and contrasts casual politeness with blunt questions, citing a Washington Post quote about regional differences in questioning identity.
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Pace
Misa Cayenne
Boston
Washington Post
Advertised breakfast food on train sparks chatter
A traveler notes a new breakfast offering on board while a stranger, who shaves his beard in the train, contemplates trying it. The traveler replies that it may be worth a try, though he cautions he is not a theater manager.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Do You Know Who That Old Gens From Anointing
Mrs Wiunderer asks about the hostess and the other woman reveals the man beside her is her son. The response is cool and the younger woman recalls a rough remark about age. The dialogue ends with confusion and a teasing nod to Lippta colt's in a garbled line.
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Mrs. Wiunderer
Mrs. Tiunderer
Lipptacolt
Parting Advice from a Dying Deer in Wisconsin Woods
An evocative fragment from Chicago Journal describing a dying deer in Wisconsin woods. The narrator speaks to gathered fawns about moving on and warns that hunters may shoot deer for profit or sport. The piece blends somber imagery with cautionary moral edges about survival and vulnerability.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Public Improvements Drive Political Support
A Washington Star quote shows Senator Sorghum noting voters respond to public works and postmaster services more than abstract economic theories. A gas company exchange reveals a meter complaint escalated to a payment dispute, highlighting bureaucratic friction and customer insistence on accountability.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Meat Drying Trends Hit South American Trade War
An analysis notes rapid shifts in the meat drying industry affecting Argentina and Uruguay while Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil show varied production figures. The data lists Argentina 14K 00, Uruguay 462,000, Brazil 674,000, reflecting rising regional outputs and competitive pressures in the sector.
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Oravd
Gentina
Uruguay
Argentina
Bruzi
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