Parental Sins and Duties in a Talmage Sermon
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage delivers a Chicago sermon on Proverbs 30 17 urging parents to avoid favoritism neglect and hypocrisy. He warns that lack of discipline and reliance on servants harms children and stresses the lifelong impact of parental example, tracing how good or bad training shapes futures and recalling his own parents as models of faith and unity.
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Chicago
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EU Vailey
Eacles
London Temple Bar
Holstein Ranch
California
Solomon
America
Jacob
Joseph
Jesse
David
Parenta
Evan
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India
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Kim
Alexander III
Russia
St. Petersburg
Mr. Talmage
Agrippina
Nero
Dr. Alexander
Princeton College
New York City
Richard Alexander
Princeton
Far East
Christ
Earth
Louis Klopsch
An Interesting Parallel in Periodical Writings
Margaret E. Sangster notes that Charles Lambs heaven of lying on a sofa and reading novels mirrors Gray as cited by Abram Hayward in an Alexandre Dumas essay. Gray prized Marivaux or Crebillon for daydreams, yet Monte Cristo and DArtagnan offer far richer adventures.
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Margaret E. Sangster
Charles Lamb
Gray
Abram Hayward
Alexandre Dumas
Marivaux
Crebillon
Crebilion
The Sterilizing Age and Daily Scrubs
The article critiques frequent disinfection demands by bacteriologists urging mouthpieces, doorknobs, straps, and handrails be scrubbed after every use. It questions why only daily scrubs and warns against fear-driven measures resembling Salem witch trials in St. Louis.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
No Shoeblacking For Emerson
Frank B. Sanborn of Concord introduced by Dr Curry offers a personal portrait of Emerson from thirty years with emphasis on his companion’s face and his shoes which remained without polish. The essay notes Emerson and his friends chose leather tinting and refused artificial pigment to alter it.
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Emerson
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
Curry
Concord School of Philosophers
Boston Transcript
Queen Alexandra's Dainty Fad and Maternal Devotion
A San Francisco Bulletin note compares animal maternal love ceasing as offspring mature with human mothers showing enduring devotion. It then highlights Queen Alexandra’s habit of cleaning her pocket money before use, with a lady in waiting handling change for purification.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Queen Alexandra
Philadelphia Telegraph
Capital, Sales and Profits of Six Million Mail
A clipped fragment mentions capital, sales, and profits totaling six million dollars, with stray references to an address at 323 Fourth Avenue and an instruction to mail. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or involved organization beyond these entities.
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