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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1889

Page

8

In My Father’s House Many Rooms Heavens Homestead

The preacher portrays heaven as a vast family home on hills with many rooms. Each room symbolizes aspects of eternal life including the reception hall, throne room, music room, and family room. Believers enter through Christ, join welcomed kin, and share in vast, spacious fellowship beyond earthly limits.

Tim Hamproxs N. J Tey T. de Witt Talmage D. D Slohn xiv Christ Paul Italy Heaven Mother George Henry Thadie Flora Mary Fallen Angels God Heavenly Jerusalem Berlin St. James Winter Palace Abel Old Homestead Joseph Jacob Pharaoh’s Palace David Lazarus Bethany Timothy Lois Isabella Graham Alfred George Cookman Duther Magdalene John Howard Jesus Tuileries Paris Napoleon Charles Immanuel Sardinia Ferdinand Spain Elizabeth England Boniface Peter the Great Amsterdam Tirzah Jesus Hhall St. John Dr. Fuller Haydn Miriam Red Sea Banks Gabriel Lind Parepa Old Heavenly Homestead Earth Evon Eaven Raffles

Virtue Expected of Leaders Says Cyrus Quote

A Cyrus quotation asserts that greatness in power demands greater virtue than those governed, stating none should govern unless superior in virtue. The remark frames leadership as a moral benchmark, linking governance to personal excellence.

Cyrus

Oddities and Observations From a Past Century

A collage of trivial items: rats fear chloride of lime, English tongue choices on Chicago menus, a philosopher’s quip on epitaphs, and tar salve for felon cases. Notes on cattle capital, social mobility via work, and the duke of Portland funding Welbeck almshouses. Military tech updates claim breech loading rifles and noiseless powder. Reflections on piety, law, gum camphor uselessness, and moth protection. Indian elephant skeleton, Christine Nilsson’s change, Madras museum clocks, and shoe sizes across cities.

Chicago United States Duke of Portland Welbeck Hooker E. D. E. N. Southworth Connecticut Ohio Itassa Madras India South Arcot Lawson Christine Nilsson Countess de Miranda Dublin Science and Art Department New York Baltimore Washington Atlanta Boston St. Louis

Remarkable Cure Reported With Cuticura Remedies

Geo Cotey of Merrill Wisconsin recounts a thirteen month eczema and psoriasis ordeal cured within four to five weeks by Cuticura Remedies after doctors failed. He praises the product, notes his skin became smooth again, and urges others to try it, dated September 21 1887 with follow up February 7 1888.

Geo. Cotey Merrill, Wis

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