The Rewards of Perseverance Sermon in Brooklyn Church
The Rev C D Ph D prepared for Buffalo pastoral duties at Delaware Avenue Baptist Church delivering a sermon on The Rewards of Perseverance. He analyzed Revelation passages to define overcoming as a life of struggle, faith, and continual battle against sin, promising eternal rewards such as paradise, safety from the second death, hidden manna, and a place in the temple with God. The sermon linked perseverance to Christ’s life, the new covenant, and heavenly citizenship, urging personal commitment and faithfulness amid spiritual conflict.
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Bound to Go Right Rev Mark Guy and Pearse Tale
Pearse recalls years ago sitting with Rev Charles Spurgeon at Spurgeon’s Tabernacle. He whispered to Spurgeon that hearing him preach shaped his life. Spurgeon smiled and said you did. Pearse tears up as he notes the impact and Spurgeon’s blessing.
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The Sure Refuge Guizot and the Scripture as Word of God
The historian Guizot began as a free thinker claiming Reason will solve all. As years passed he faced growing doubts and perplexities and finally fled to the authority of Scripture as the Word of God, finding unspeakable joy in that faith.
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Personal crisis quotes from Rev Charles Bayard Mitchell
A Cleveland clergyman, Reverend Charles Bayard Mitchell, laments a business culture that consumes all time and robs the soul of growth. He warns that such relentless work creates a lasting personal crisis, urging balance and reflection.
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Charles Bayard Mitchell
Cleveland
Quotations and Epigrams From Eve's Exigrams in the New York Telegram
A mash of aphorisms and witticisms on manners money and marriage drawn from Eve's Exigrams in the New York Telegram. The collection riffs on charm folly wealth and social norms with playful paradox and satire.
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Bedelia
New York Telegram
Ban on Rice and Old Shoes Along Chicago Northwestern
A New York Sun report notes the Chicago and Northwestern Railway bans throwing wedding rice, shoes, and accessories on trains. Officials say enthusiastic wedding crowds caused messes. the order targets bridal carriages and debris to protect passengers and enforce safety.
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California
Chicago
Northwestern
New York Sun
The Three Peanut States in Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
The Nashville American notes Virginia Tennessee and Georgia lead peanut production with white and small red varieties. Humphreys Perry Hickman and Dickson counties are key peanut counties, and the crop is a major money crop for many farmers though East and West Tennessee produce less. The crop carries many names and a song about goobers is recalled. Per the 1504 census the national crop totaled 11,904,000 bushels worth 7,270,000 dollars.
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Christmas Surprise at Florida Shack Ends in Racial Remark
Ezekiel, without stockings, hangs his trousers in a chimney at a rundown Florida cabin. A Northern visitor arrives with gifts and receives a Christmas greeting, but Ezekiel quips that his pants were stolen and uses a racial slur.
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Christmaghie
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Births and deaths in France in the century
Indications show a decline in births to 1,007,006 to 74,000 a year with an induction in the number of births. Last year births were 3,000 against a seven year average decline of 12,000. France's deaths in 1007 totalled 793,000, 19,000 more than births.
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Seth Tate
France
Saved From Being a Cripple For Life
Oakland woman Mrs Jouls Ma Key describes sudden paralysis from rheumatism and credits Sloan's Liniment with rapid recovery after two applications. She reports being able to walk within three days and no longer in pain.
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Chinese Protect Forests Headed by Japanese Expert
The Celestial government hires a Tokyo forestry expert to head a four year forest school at Mukden with two Chinese assistants, as officials seek to nurse their forests.
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Mukden
No Skin Left On Body Then Saved By Cuticura Remedy
A Virginia mother recalls her infant daughter nearly dying from eczema with widespread skin loss and bleeding. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used, and the child, now nearly three, has shown no signs of the disease. The testimonial cites specific quantities and dates in 1906.
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James J. Smith
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The Ape's Philosophy Parable on Evolution
In a parable cited by Mary E. Bryan in Uncle Remus, Prof Gersung argues the ape evolved from man, claiming the ape surpasses humans in life enjoyment. The tale contrasts human greed and strain with the ape’s peace and happiness, portraying the ape as the crown of creation.
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Vienna
Simian
Mary E. Bryan
Uncle Remus
Commendation of the Miners by The Indianapolis News
The Indianapolis News earned praise from miners for its kindness and promptness in printing a special edition with the full convention report. Though the convention adjourned at 5 20, the newspaper delivered the report as miners dined, demonstrating the paper’s notable industry standing and reporting prowess evidenced by B J Lewis, a top coal industry journalist.
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Knet
Newsholme Suggests Old Age Pensions Basis
Dr Arthur Newsholme argues in Alcohol and the Human Body that working class families spend about five shillings weekly on alcohol. He proposes treating this as an insurance premium starting at age twenty five, which would save £422 by fifty five and yield over 33 a week as an annuity.
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Arthur Newsholme
New Discoveries and Travel Mix in Early 1900s News
Rear Admiral Sperry takes command of Atlantic battleship fleet and the fleet sails from San Francisco to Puget Sound. Secretary Taft returns to Washington from Panama. Congress passes Appalachian forest reserve bill and General Deficiency appropriation. Plague and yellow fever fears surface in Venezuela while 200,000 attend Coney Island opening. Belmont Park betting limit lifted. Art dealer Clausen arrested for allegedly selling fake paintings. Roosevelt challenged by Roosevelt over Brownsville discharge ruling. French Algerian battle casualties reported. Beveridge not chosen as temporary National Convention chair angers Roosevelt.
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FOWL CUTLETS AND TURNED-OUT MEAT TREATMENT
A Boston Post recipe outlines boning a fowl to form six cutlets from the meat wings breast and liver. The process uses pepper salt gravy, coats with egg and bread crumbs, then fries to a brown color and serves with lemon rind and separate gravy.
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