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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1902

Page

7

Milestones of Life in Dr Talmage’s Sunday Sermon

Dr Talmage surveys life stages from twenties to eighties, urging ambition in youth and steadfast faith. He cites long-lived figures, warns the thirties bring trial, and celebrates elderly faith as life nears eternity, stressing the soul’s value over worldly success.

Waanington D. C Talmage Lela Stravaride Thomas Parr Moses Horatio United States Joseph Samson Israel Solomon Hiram Zechariah Paul Mediterranean Sea Romulus Rome Keats Lafayette Oberlin Bonaparte Italy Pitt England Calvin Grotius Jesus Christ Peron Pharaoh David Solomon’s Temple Bia

Telepathic theory dominates Piper seance debate

At a Medico-Legal Society session in New York, psychologists debated Mrs. Piper’s claims linked to the Hyslop investigations. Prof Hudson argued telepathic contact explains Piper’s knowledge via Hyslop, while Dr Quackenbos linked hypnotism and spiritism, citing stage success and child cases.

Medico-Legal Society Playano Hotel West Thirty-Fifth Street Leonora BD. Piper American Society For Psychical Research Thomson Jay Hudson Detroit Piper Columbia University Quackenbos New York Leslie Carter Mary EB. Lease Wichita Luther R. Marsh Prof. Hudson Piper-Hyslop Hyslop Quacken

Steer Heart Fascinates Pathologists With Needle

A Texas steer at the stock yards carried a four inch darning needle in its heart for an extended period. The needle, found near the left ventricle, was examined by Dr. S. W. Phillips and other pathologists, who called the case remarkable and puzzling. The animal survived, defying usual fatal outcomes of heart wounds. Medical experts offered explanations about long standing wounds and nerve shock, noting the needle’s presence complicates the typical fatal view of heart injury.

Judas Alexander the Great Frederick the Great Europe Cortes Mexico Grant Shiloh Donelson Raphael Father Sir Philip Sidney God United States Senate Mott Grosse Willard Parker Sims Gettysburg Bismarck Germany England Haydn Isocrates Plato Noah Webster Daniel Waldo Umboldt William Blake Lord Cockburn John Wesley William C. Bryant Bar Harbor Cape May Lookout Mountain Daniel Webster John Adams Mrr. Adams Jesus Christ Lb. Klopsch Kle Texas Archer Avenue Wabash Avenue 8S. W. Phillips Masonic Temple Columbus Memorial O'Byrne Harvey Medical Institute Chicago

Large prehistoric town near Adhchanal lar India discovered

A large prehistoric town near Adhchanal lar in India spans over 100 acres reserved for exploration with remains extending beyond. So far about 1800 bronze iron and pottery objects have been unearthed along with seven oval gold ornaments.

Adhchanallar India

My Lady in Her Furs Inspires a Rochester Verse

A fragment from the Rochester Post-Express echoes a poem about a lady in furs and a sweater. The verse describes autumn mountains, ruddy firs, and the poet’s muse awakened by the cold, vowing that no winter can match the scene.

MY Lady IN Musa Rochester

Humorous banter scenes from quirky dialogue

A collage of witty exchanges and puns featuring talking snowflakes, misfit philosophers, and shop talk about sleds and marriage. Characters Polo, Hook, Nye, and others trade quips on beauty, love, time, and work, ending with a janitor joke about the waste basket.

Snowflake Nell Belle Sillicus—Bighedde Cynictuis Tommy the Minstrels Pop Blobbs Shobbs Pactical Department

Striking Clocks and Servants in a Lisbon Hotel

In Chambers Journal a vivid note on Portuguese clocks striking twice at midnight and the annoyance of their four and twenty strokes. The piece contrasts Gallego and Portuguesa waiters, highlighting delays, honesty, and the landlord's courage to settle doubts, with commentary on hospitality norms.

Chambers’ Journal

Scotsman’s quip on building rails across flat plains

A Scotsman, long a railway builder in the Highlands, emigrates to the United States and objects to a western railway route. He notes the land’s flatness as a barrier to tunnels, quipping Why not as he rebuts the plan. The piece also cites Great Britain’s rail mileage at 1900, 21,855 miles, contrasting with the U.S. expansion.

Highlands Scotland United States Far West Great Britain

Butulo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railways Time Table

Butulo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway condensed timetable in effect November 8, 1901 Eastern Time. Daily service with trains 8 and 9 solid vestibuled cars and day coaches, reclining chair cars, and dining cars daily except Sunday. Trains 6 and 7 offer Pullman sleepers between Buffalo and Pittsburgh and Rochester and Pittsburgh. Edward G. Capey, General Passenger Agent, Rochester, N. Y.

Butulo Rochester Pittsburgh Buffalo Pittsburg Edward GC Lapey N. C

Baltimore to Pittsburgh and Allegheny City Rail Schedule Fragment

Fragmentary timetable lists departures from Blakeville Sistraville and Patinburg with routes to Butler, Altoona, Blairsville, and Indiana via Clairaville. Mentions stations Butler Branch, Pittsburg, and Western District agent offices. Details are inconsistent and hours appear as scattered times.

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Locke’s Essay on Human Understanding Spanned Years

The author spent more than six years preparing the essay on human understanding, reflecting a lengthy scholarly effort. The work is noted for its depth and awaited impact in philosophical circles.

Locke

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