Fruitful Eschol cluster sermon on heaven and resurrection
Tal mage preaches from the Eschol grape cluster to comfort mourners with divine sanction, present communication with departed loved ones, and aFuture resurrection. He imagines heaven near the living, the cloud of witnesses, and the trumpet call that will reunite families at the final day.
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Br. Talmage
Eschol
Promised Land
Egypt
Canaan
California
Strabo
Achaicus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
God of All
St Louis Rails Target Dual City Access and Smoke Reform
Rumors persist that a major railroad consolidation may give the Bluff Line a direct link into St Louis via the Merchants' Bridge and new Terminal System, potentially connecting with Chicago through existing routes. Meanwhile, a vigorous anti smoke campaign led by manufacturers expands smoke abatement devices with new ordinances to take effect August 17, as furniture plants move in and railroads plan heavy travel for summer conventions and a busy fair period.
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St. Louis
Tentral
St. Louis, Chicago and St Paul
Alton
Ills
Merchants’ Bridge
North St. Louis
Santa Fe Road
Frisco
Jacksonville & Southeastern
Chicago
Vandalia
Ilinois Central
Bizarre items mix in today’s society notes
In Peru condors are described with wings spanning forty feet while a PA couple plans a wedding under a big apple tree in her father’s yard. A West Virginia town reports a woman who used telephone wires as a clothes line, affecting service. Ezekiel’s old warning against sewing pillows into armholes is cited. George Lizotte and wife, niece of Justice Harlan, on a lifelong 57,000 mile wedding tour since 1801. Henry Bloch, Brooklyn butcher, father of twelve, carries tiny photos of his brood on his watch.
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Peru
Lewisburg
Moundsville
W. Va
Echo
Wheeling
Ezekel
Ezekiel Xili
George Lizotte
Justice Harlan
North America
Henry Bioch
Brooklyn
Mr. Bloch
Dust and Men Dialogue in Harper's Bazar
A brief literary exchange quotes a tailor and Mr Snip debating whether man is made of dust. The tailor remarks that dust always settles while he knows men who do not, suggesting a contrast between fragility and resilience in people.
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Kot
Mr. Snip
Harper's Bazar
Brightest Part of My Trip to Lord & Taylor's
A New York fashion correspondent describes a timid shopper’s visit to Lord and Taylor's in autumn. She recalls fears of neglect before finding cheerful, attentive service and discovering quality goods at lower prices due to high volume buying.
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New York
Lord & Taylor's
Littl
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