Repentance at year’s end by Rev Talmage sermon
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage preaches at Jefferson Park Church Chicago on the last Sabbath of 1903, urging urgent repentance and a new life in Christ. He uses disasters and personal stories to urge renunciation of sin, restitution, and immediate commitment, warning that future sins lack pardon and that true repentance leads to action toward others.
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Frank DE Witt Talmage
D.D
Pattes
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Kicazo
Indianapolis
Edinburgh
Tay Bridge
Galveston
Vesuvius
Rome
Pilate
Judas of Galilee
Jesus
Evi
Heaven
Milton
Christ
Paul
Church of Corinth
Siter
Nuathan
India
Pittsburg
Far East
Earth
America
Abraham Lincoln
God
Satan
Syracuse
Lim
Albany
Moody
Mr. Beecher
Indianaapolis
Ingo
John Opieonte
Charles H. Spurgeon
Zaccheus
Rutherford, the
Evangelist
Presbyteria
Ling
Teir
Johnson
Biethren
Jesus Christ
Mount Sinai
Sea of Sin
Bethlehem Star
Far West
The Burning of Churches 1900 Fire Toll Shocks Nation
The Church Economist notes that within the seventeen years ending 1900, 4939 churches were burned in the United States, destroying assets totaling 18873327 dollars. The scope likely undercounts cyclone and windstorm damage, as spires attract wind and lightning. insurers sometimes refuse tornado policies for churches unless spires are excluded.
A Costly Mistake Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
An observably reckless ad markets Dr King's New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headache and liver and bowel troubles as a gentle yet thorough remedy. The piece notes 25 cents at several Pennsylvania druggists including Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Wm Moore Homer City Pa L N Parks Marion Center Pa. It also advertises oyster shells 50 cents per bushel or three for a dollar and mentions Winters's Restaurant at 673 Philadelphia Streets.
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Dr. King
New Life
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Moore’s
Homer City
L. N. Park's
Marion Center
Winters’s
Philadelphia
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