Value of a Character in Christian Life Sermon
A San Francisco or Los Angeles sermon argues that individual character under Christ’s influence shapes society. It cites Peter and Paul healing, the unseen impact of a Christian professional’s daily work, and an Indian legend about living by example after loss to illustrate lasting moral influence beyond death.
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Lee Angeles
Cal
Brooklyn
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Cas
Rotert
Louis Stevenson
Tudaea
Peter
Temple Gate
Jerusem
Paul Real
Veter
Curce
Bao
Level Prairie
Galaxics
Darwin
Tyndall
Huxley
Herbert Spencer
William Shakespeare
Bacon
Raleigh
Ten Jonson
Sydney
Spenser
Deaumont
Fletcher
Longueville
Napoleon
Peror
Ney
Bertrand
McDonald
Lannes
Marmont
Napoleon’ Bona Parte
Wellington
Blucher
Land of the
Shadows
Christ
The Sunday School Lesson on Isaiah and the Messiah
A sermon style study interprets Isaiah's prophecy as central to Israel and the world, focusing on the throne of David, the coming Christ, and the King of kings. It links Bethlehem birth to fulfillment in Jesus, urges believers to let Christ live in them, and notes the promised peace and redemption for Israel and all nations.
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Jacob
Judah
David
Larael
Bethlehem
Jesus
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Africa
Christ
Israel
Zion
Bethehem's
God
Gabriel
Mary
May
Jer
Bishop of London Finds Kind Words for All
The Bishop of London, known for a steady praise for people, explains there is good in the worst of us and much in the best of us. A frond challenges him on why he always has something pleasant to say to every person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopus
London
Guy
The Coal Man Parade and Seasonal Quandaries
A quirky verse about the coal man and changing seasons. It muses on summer heat, autumn onset, and a winter ahead with the coal man linked to money and survival. The narrator notes shifting attention as the year cycles through warmth to cold.
Money In Chickens and Curious City Talk
A column fragment riffs on chicken-raising schemes and city chatter. It contrasts hopeful poultry plans with hard lessons and notes how urban residents chase profit while sharing gossip and fleeting opinions about weddings fashions and jobs.
PERT PARAGRAPHS ON SOCIETY AND HABIT
A diatribe contrasts merchants and thieves over stock gains and the lure of scalper tickets. It argues many cannot think independently, leans on politicians for thoughts, and notes the hardy health of laborers. The piece mocks savage culture in sports and warns debtors receive more attention than the financially prudent.
Brains and Temperature Debate in Dr Spitzka Remarks
An excerpt discusses the brain as the thinking organ, noting that colder climates may yield larger brains due to heat needs. It cites Dr Joseph Sin and Dr Spitzka on the brain’s role, with claims about brain size, cerebrospinal fluid, and the mind’s seat, amid evolving theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sin
Duel Echoes at Trim Quarter Session in Meath
In Co Meath the Trim Quarter Session erupted with a heated near duel between horse-breeders Dyas and Parr. A judge ordered custody and threatened severe punishment if Dyas failed to post two bail bonds of fifty pounds each to maintain peace before a possible months imprisonment.
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Charles O Malley
Co. Meath
Dyas
Parr
Mr. Parr
Mr. Dyas
Dge Curran
Mr Dyas
Jim
France
Governor Sir Gerald Strickland Praised for Suitability in Post
The Sketch lauds Sir Gerald Strickland as an apt governor general candidate. Described as a Maltese Count and English gentleman from a Catholic lineage, he is noted for early public service roles, Malta cholera relief work, and ties to the British imperial sphere. Lady Adeline Strickland, sister to Lord De Taunton, is highlighted as an athletic social figure with recent colonial ties.
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Tasmania
Gerald Strickland
Gerald
Greater Britain
Malta
Adeline Strickland
Lord de Ta Warr
West Indies
Leeward Islands
Adeline
Westmoreland
Anecdotes on Sir William Harcourt and distant golf clubs
The Bars of surnam recount Sir William Harcourt’s visit to Lambton Castle and his cautious stance about political influence in Newcastle. A story follows of golf links in places like Baghdad Zanzibar Crete Honolulu and Weihaiwei, noted as sporting yet challenging courses.
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Newcastle Literary Club
Sir William Harcourt
Sir William
Lambton
Newcastle
Willia
Lambton Castle
William
News Castle
Lord Durham
Uagdad
Zanzibar
Bein
City of Blood
Crete
Honolulu
Perak
Weihaiwel
Ally Slo per's Half-Holiday
A grocer offers a box of cigars as a New Year gift but the recipient declines. The traveler exchanges a nominal sum for two cigars after inspection, with a Scottish seller engaging in a brief bargaining exchange.
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Ally Sloper
Peron Uncle Josh and Uncle Silas Discuss a Book Purchase
In a rustic exchange, Uncle Josh and Uncle Silas recount buying an encyclopedia. A traveling agent brokers the purchase, with promises to read it gradually as payment allows. The talk blends humor and practical hesitation about installments.
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Peron
Josh
Land Sakes
Silas
Mesta
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Staerrman
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Tam
Duran Snot
U Street
Ana
Fleves
Gertrude
Arthur
Ott
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