Sermon by Dr. Talmage on The City Streets in Brooklyn Tabernacle
The Rev T De Witt Talmage preached at Brooklyn Tabernacle on The City Streets based on Wisdom crieth without verse from Proverbs 1 20. He urged learning from street life amid toil temptation poverty and misfortune calling for charity and brotherhood and warning against sham and exclusivity while urging action to aid the needy on city streets.
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Tabernacle
Europe
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Eglon
New York
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Christ
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Vision of heaven and potato blight in Ohio bulletin
A vivid religious invitation to heaven contrasts with a scientific note on potato rot. The Ohio State Journal reports potato blight as a fungus disease spread by spores, notes copper sulfate and lime spray shows large yield gains in trials led by Clarence M. Weed at the Ohio agricultural experiment station, and cites a Royal Geographical Society presentation about Alaska glaciers melting, with speculation on climate-driven literary potential. The piece references Mt. St. Elias glaciers and hints at changing climate.
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Clarence M. Weed
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Ohio State Journal
Alaska
Royal Geographical Society
London
Mtt. St. Elias
Language Twists and Rods Folklore from Eastern Europe
A fragment from a Detroit Free Press wire piece recalls a lightning rod tale in Nankin township with a farmer’s shotgun warning and barn fire after a thunderstorm. It pivots to an English dialect anecdote about two tongues of speech and a misheard name, then to a brief note on public service jargon and postal offices.
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Oblique Promises of Postal Use and Curious Trades
A mosaic of quoted lines covers postal guidance and old curiosity, noting a monthly handbook value for mail users, a king’s toe bell ritual with palm wine, a reflection on sleep, English education in India, and a coffee adulteration test from the Dominion’s inland revenue. The items present varied historical snippets with named sources like New York Tribune and Harper's Bazar.
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