After Delivering Meat and Bread to Brooklyn Hungry
In a Brooklyn pulpit on January 7 1804 Dr. T preaches from Matthew 20 11 about the poor. He recalls his gift of 3000 pounds of meat and 2000 loaves to the hungry, criticizes tariffic controversy alcohol and improvidence, and extols life insurance as a divine duty with a celestial policy promising aid to the needy.
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Brooklyn
Bucoaryy
N. Y
Dr. T
Christ
Joseph
Egypt
Samaria
Jerusalem
England
Russia
Madras Presidency
Essex
China
America
Congress of the
United States
Ee Aerahtherine
Cleveland
Harrison
Carlisle
McKinley
Sherman
Gabon
New York
Provedigger
Jeremiah
Leuven
Hugens
Pascal
Life Insurance Company
Atl
Nevada
Savings Bank
Bureau of City Charities
Mississippi
Ohio
Seattle
Tam
Celestial
God
Angels of Heaven
Earth
Heaven
Round World
Curiosities and Capers From A Windy Day Text
A jumbled column notes oddities from a Chicago wedding cake theft to a Hindustani musician's view on loud speech. It cites health stats, cholera fatality rates since 1845, and Princeton catalog shifts. London shoemakers advertise a strange prize for women over seventeen to fit a Cinderella item, reflecting sensational era miscellany.
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Chicago
United States
Holland
Sweden
Princeton College
London