They Shall Come From the East and West to Sit Down
A detailed, florid sermon by R. Talmage at the New York Academy of Music proclaims the global gospel mission. He extols missionaries across the north south east and west, lauding Arctic stations, Africa, India, China, and the Americas while urging evangelical reform, anti oppression, and the transformation of cities through faith.
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R. Talmage
Academy ‘Sof Music
New York
Lucanus
Luke
Christ
Pacific
Indian
Bengal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Mariner
Arctic
Nova Zembia
Spitzbergen
Hudson's Bay
Church Missionary Society
Polar
Labrador
Greenland
William Duncan
Columia
Alaska
William H. Seward
Baffin'’s Bay
Hudson Strait
Melville Sound
Sebastian Cabot
Scoresby
Schwatka
Henry Hudson
Europe
Asia
America
Mexico
William H. Prescott
Lord Kingsborough
Herman Cortes
Africa
David Livingstone
Malayan
Inolynesia
Melanesia
Micronesia
Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Siam
Venezuela
New Granada
Ecuador
Bolivia
Sandwich Islands
Australia
Japan
China
Port Arthur
Fort Pillow
United States
Carey
Northampton
England
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Great Britain
Germany
Ashington
London
Berlin
Turkey
East
Canton
Moffat
Jesus
Melville B. Cox
West
Atlantic
New York Daily
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Talmage
Ludlow Street
Philadelphia
Frederick the Great
Notes on 14th Century Armor and Modern Quips
A collage of curious facts and quotes. It mentions armor weights around 175 pounds, pale hand lines signaling revenge, long workdays in Japanese mills, and witty exchanges about piano, spouses, and flirtations. It also notes M Grevelle’s Auvergne community, the German emperor’s horses, and Henry Irving’s views on Macbeth and Lady Macbeth shared at Owens College.
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Japan
Henry Irving
Macbeth
Owens College
Manchester
Irving
50 Sages Say Echoes Moral Maxims and Warnings
A collection of aphorisms on virtue and vice, duty and pride. It urges endurance over action, warns against hypocrisy, and notes how character shapes perception and judgment. It also contrasts robbing peace with taking wealth and warns that sowing wild oats yields a rough harvest.
Head of Steam Threats Malaria Halted by Stom ach Bitters
A historical advertisement touts Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy to check the progress of malaria, relieve chills and fever, and act as a comprehensive family medicine. It claims benefits for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, headaches, nervousness, rheumatism, and neuralgia, while strengthening immunity and aiding convalescence. It ends with a humorous aside about a quote on marriage.
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