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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1895

Page

6

Come into the Ark with Thy House Says Talmage Sermon

In a Talmage sermon, the ark story is used to warn of an impending storm. Noah enters via a wide door, inviting all households to seek salvation through Christ. The pastor urges families to come together, draw children to faith, and ensure every relative joins the ark before the peril. He emphasizes prayer, consistent living, and teaching children how to die in faith.

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Facts and Fancies in a Bavarian breach of promise case

A Bavarian breach of promise case featured a dramatic demonstration as a village maiden presented evidence by bringing in a tree trunk into court, with initials carved in a flaming heart, leading to a favorable verdict. The report also notes a shoe from Oshkosh, Wisconsin reappearing after 37 years, and a hoax double wedding in Elizabeth New Jersey. It adds a detail about colonial graveyard inscriptions and compares New York land prices to London.

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Purify and Enrich Blood to Cure Nervousness

Nervousness stems from undernourished blood starving the organs. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the cure by purifying and enriching the blood, promising restored strength and health. The ad includes a testimonial from Mrs. A. Brap pace of Williamsport, praising lasting relief and urging others to try the remedy.

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