Son of Talmage Joins Lecturing Line in NY
Frank De Witt Talmage, only surviving son of the famed preacher, born Philadelphia November 1807, educated at the Polytechnic Institute New York and Sing Sing Military Academy. He entered Union Theological Seminary, then studied for the ministry, and has since lectured widely with notable associates including Henry M. Stanley and his father.
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Frank de Witt Talmage
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Polytechnic Institute
New York
Sing Sing Military Academy
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de Witt Patibene
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Tienry M. Stanley
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Rev Trandy with Talmage Lectures Across Cities
Rev Trandy and D D Talmage are featured speakers in major cities. Nazareth Pa drew thousands as Talmage addressed farmers on the track, delivering one of the region’s finest oratorical efforts. Talmage’s son Frank De Witt Talmage mirrors his father’s eloquence and has met many leading public figures in Europe and America.
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Talmage
Nazareth
New York
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Newark
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
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Frank de Witt Talmage
Europe
America
How She Served the Cream in Earthy Decor
A suburban luncheon tale follows a clever reuse of cemetery pots as earthlike vessels for vanilla ice cream. Each pot is lined, filled, and topped with grated chocolate to mimic soil with a maidenhair fern garnish, delighting guests.
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New York Post
Chestnut culture faces uncertain future for industry
The rural New Yorker reports Pennsylvania growers see several causes for sparse city chestnut supplies. Grafted trees are costly and soil picky, growers fear transplant shock, and trees grow slowly delaying harvest. Weevil infestation and underbrush costs hinder grafted orchards, with old groves only recently bearing. It will take years to gauge profitability.
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New Yorker
Pennsylvania
Murdered by Highwaymen Near Greensburg
Greensburg Pa April 21 Alexander McNaught 22 was shot and killed by two negro highwaymen on the Pennsylvania railroad near the Hempfield slope east of Greensburg at 2 40 Saturday morning Frank McQuillis a companion was wounded in the thigh Two negroes Edward Hill and Joseph Smith were arrested at Jamison works four miles from here and were met with threats of lynching when taken to jail
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Frank McQuillis
Edward Hill
Joseph Smith
Jamison Works
Electric Bitters Cure Malaria and Maladies Ad
In Virginia malarial germs thrive on wet marshy ground causing weakness chills fever and body aches. Electric Bitters are claimed to destroy germs and prevent typhoid. A testimonial from John Charleston of Byenville Ohio praises their effectiveness. Only 50c. Daugherty Bros Indiana W L Moore Homer City L N Park Marion Center guarantee satisfaction.
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Virginia
John Charleston
Byenville
Tennyson Vanity and a Doctor's Recovery Tale
Charles Stewart recalls Tennyson's self conscious flattery and a dinner-table moment with Jowett at Baliol. A later note tells of Dr M L Scarbrough from Hebron recovering voice after trying King's New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles. Also promotion of Tribune Farmer and local furniture displays by Henry H. Stevuxas.
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Tennyson
Charles Stewart
Jowett
Baliol
Insurance plea for farm fires in county paper
Farmers are urged to protect against barn and house fires with insurance, noting many recent uninsured losses. The notice asks residents to write to J W Botsford in Marion Center as general agent or James Speedy, secretary, at Clymer Manufacturing Company in Indiana Pa for information on coverage and benefits.
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J. W. Botsford
Marion Center
James Speedy
Clymer Manufacturing Company
Indiana
New Stock of Nations Arrives at Church Street Store
Call in and see our new stock of nations including Working Pants, Shirts, Hosiery and Shoes. We offer a complete line of Groceries Garden Seeds and Barrel Salt. Country produce accepted in exchange for goods or cash. Telephone number 4 84 Church Street.
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