Selah in Talmage Sermon A Brooklyn Tabernacle Exposition
Rev T DeWitt Talmage sermon at Brookyn Tabernacle elevates the word Selah as poetic pause intermission emphasis and perpetuity. He frames Selah as a decisive sacred signal urging pause reflection prayer and reverence amid life and death, urging dramatic preaching to move audiences.
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T. DeWitt
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Selah
Job
Meribah
Lord of Hosts
Jacob
Gesenius
Tholuck
Hengstenberg
Jullien
Augustine
Jesus Christ
Matthew Henry
William Cowper
David
Mirabeau
Hobbes
Richard Baxter
Mozart
Christ
Lambert
Richard Cameron
Ewald
Napoleon
France
St. Helena
God
Philadelphia
Rowland Hill
Thomas Chalmers
Thomas Guthrie
John Knox
Robert McCheyne
Christmas Evans
George Whitfield
Robert Hall
Robert South
Fenelon
John Mason
Dr. Knott
Ecclesiastical Council
Archangel
Alhambra
Axminster
Simoom
Elysium
Gehenna
Jesus
Illinois farmer builds rat proof corn crib with efficiency gains
The Prairie Farmer details G M Rice of LaSalle County Illinois showing a redesigned corn crib that doubles capacity to 2 500 bushels using a taller, narrower form. It features stone piers sixteenths thick tin to keep rats out and a drive way with a cupola for ventilation enabling early harvests and reduced exposure.
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Illnois Palmer
Prairie Farmer
G. M. Rice
LaSalle County
Auction system for fresh butter to boost returns
W H Gilbert argues in Farm and Home that a marketing system is needed to deliver butter to consumers at its best. He proposes an auction model modeled after the Chicago California fruit market to price surplus and ship it to Europe, benefiting dairymen and improving product quality.
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Europe
Chicago
California
W. H. Gilbert
Farm and Lome
Good stock pays through selective breeding and efficiency
The Philadelphia Record argues profits come from using pure breeds suited to specific work and minimizing first cost. Feeding and housing must align with production goals, as cows yielding more milk at similar upkeep lower the relative cost per unit. Selecting breeds for special tasks reduces losses from indiscriminate breeding.
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Philadelphia Record
J. W. Osborne
Dairy practice tips for improving butter and milk quality
Fresh unsalted butter is recommended for cracked teats and cows benefit from varied feed. Use waste from dairying, avoid letting milk spoil cream, and adopt improved methods to fetch fair prices. A thermometer matters, water and temperature must be managed, ensilage plus rain feeding discussed, with Farmer's Voice endorsing practical dairy gains.
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Prof
Ronentson
Sectional plow aid reduces harm to trees and vines
A description from American Agriculturist explains a sectional beam plow added to wooden beam plows to prevent bark damage to growing trees, vines, and berries. The beam joint allows angles to bypass trunks as the horse moves, keeping furrows tidy and ready for regular use. It notes higher yields with fertilization.
Decoration Day Reflections on War and Memory
A verse meditation on Decoration Day urging both Blue and Gray to honor fallen soldiers. It recalls flowers on graves, flags, and garlands, and stresses that remembrance serves the nation’s progress rather than mere pageantry. The piece frames war memory as a path toward the future.
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Sons of the Blue
Sons of the Gray Gate
Brooks
Brave Harold Dean Secures Office Work After Stand Against Injustice
A young, undersized boy named Harold Dean overcomes taunts and weather to answer an ad for office work. After defending a horse from a brutal truck driver, he impresses a banker who hires him as a penman for four dollars a week, supporting his mother and sister Kate.
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Harold
Mrs. Dean
Fauntleroy
Herold
Mother
Kate
Shorty
Kimg
Tie
Billy
Harold Dean
Tye
Hle
Kate Wallace Clements
Sunshine