The Strong Swimmer Preaches on Christ Saving Souls
The Brooklyn preacher uses Isaiah to portray Jesus as a fearless swimmer who dives into humanity to save souls. He argues sin sinks people, urges urgent faith, and urges readers to grasp Christ's outstretched hands for salvation. The sermon praises Christ's solitary rescue and calls for immediate personal commitment.
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Norman McKenzie
Madras
Charles Turner
Royal Yard
Horal Humane Society of England
Son of God
Jesus
Morgan
Lady Jane Grey
Jane Grey
Lena
Christ
Heaven
Gadara
Lazarus
Nathaniel Lyon
Marshal Ney
France
Fusiliers
Hlim
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Ryaas Howe
Love and Death in Berlin and Italy Tragedies
Berlin correspondents report multiple cases where romantic motives lead to fatal acts. A couple shot on a Metropolitan line carriage planned to die together, found with letters in their pockets. A 19 year old Berlin girl forced into an unwanted marriage in Italy chose suicide, writing to her mother and her lover before vanishing and later being found dead in olive woods near a lake. Additionally, Samuel Hensley recalls meeting Thomas Jefferson and notes about his Virginia youth and Monticello memories.
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Italy
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London Telegraph
Samuel Hensley
Sounly
Thomas Efferson
Sun
Monticello
President Jefferson
Virginia
Tom Jefferson
JO B
Bero
American House
Hogansburg
N.Y
Crocodile Fly Catchers and Other Notable Tales
A compilation of curiosities recounts a bee tree incident involving Thomas Jefferson and an overseer, a birding note on fly catching by Nile crocodiles, and a report on Professor Edward P. Crowell of Amherst who became totally blind after resigning, with trustees declining to accept.
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Edward P. Crowell
Amherst College
Edison Rival Sees Transmitting Sight Through Wire
A German inventor Korzel demonstrates a system where sight and sound travel on the same telephone wire. Using selenious glass plates and bromide selenium zine, a person at one end can be seen and read from the other, with optics rather than electricity driving the effect. Prince Albert of Monaco reports ocean current experiments using floats to map Atlantic circulation. Floats launched since 1884 show southeastward currents around Azores and near the Nova Scotia coast, aiding navigation and oceanography.
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Kia States
New York- Herald
Gent's Furnishing Goods Offerings Highlight Shirts and Drawers
Advertises a range of men’s shirts and undergarments with prices from 17 to 58 cents. Highlights fine gauze and unlaundried options, lisle thread varieties, imitation flannel, hickory, and working shirts, all at modest costs.
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Gent
Eta
V. M. Cunningham’s
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