Who Touched Me Jesus Healing Touch Sermon Narrative
A Brooklyn preacher retells the biblical episode of the sick woman who touched Jesus’ coat fringe and was healed. He extols Christ’s sensitivity, the healing power released by faith, and the divine sympathy extended to exhausted, nervous, and burdened souls, urging readers to touch Christ in prayer for relief and strength. The sermon links personal suffering to universal compassion and the power of shared faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Christ
Martha
Veronica
Lightfoot
Anon
Jesus
Mark
Crist
God
Cana
Mary
Lazarus
Jerusalem
Hell
Bette
Paul
New York
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Peter
St. Yoo of
Kermartin
St. Yoo
St Yoo
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Diverse scientific wonders from plants to celestial bodies
A survey of varied discoveries includes alpine glaciers compared to Alaska, heavy eastern Gulf rainfall, lime-based snail shells, a cow in Kentucky shedding horns, citrus fruits killing cholera bacteria, Colorado electrical effects in dry homes, and a leap in astronomy with photography revealing 44 asteroids between Mars and Jupiter since 1891, including six found by Prof Charlois in early March.
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Alps
Alaska
Gulf Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
Smith
Westmoreland
Imperial Health Office
Berlin
Colorado
Mars
Jupiter
Ceres
Charlois
Nice
City Nimrod Braces for Buck Encounter
A quirky report describes City Nimrod in a spell of nerve at the sight of a live deer. The nimrod trembles at the narrow escape as the creature bolts away, leaving onlookers amused by the tense moment and its unusual fear of wildlife.
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Nimrod
Texas
Notable Harbors of News and Names Across the World
The item lists diverse notes from deaths to achievements including Christian Joachim Mohn’s Naples death and his language feats, Tom Murphy recruiting Hartford men for temperance, ex-Empress Charlotte’s gloves, Zanzibar’s sultan Hamed Bin Thevain, Sarah Orne Jewett’s writing pace, papal jubilee offerings, the Duke of Norfolk’s large gift, Thomas J. Wayne’s Jamaica death on Long Island, the cotton gin centennial, the Princess of Wales portraits on china, Jules Ferry’s escape from Paris mob, Richard M. Hunt’s Queen Victoria gold medal, Ferdinand Ward’s Sing Sing sentence and return to New York for printing work.
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Christian Joachim Mohn
Naples
Francis Murphy
Tom
Hartford
Charlotte
Mexico
Zanzibar
Hamed bin Thevain
Sarah Orne Jewett
Duke of Norfolk
Jamaica
Long Island
Thomas J. Wayne
Anthony
Mr. Wayne
Eli Whitney
South
Princess of Wales
China
Jules Ferry
Paris
Richard M. Hunt
New York
Council
The
Royal Institute of British Architects
Hunt
Ferdinand Ward
Sing Sing
General Grant
Feminine Fancies and Rheumatism Warnings
The passage discusses the evolving ghost dance and Mrs. Astor paying high prices for shoes. It warns about approaching rheumatism and urges precautions against exposure to prevent attacks, noting many become chronic sufferers. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as a safe depurative for rheumatic symptoms.
Death From Inhaled Medicine In Aurora Child
A young son of Archie Morean of Aurora Illinois died after ingesting and inhaling a catarrh medicine. The tragedy highlights dangers of accessible remedies and the need for careful storage of medicines in homes.
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Archie Morean
Aurora
Ill
Fragmentary oath filed over Catarrh Cure claim
The document records FRANK J. CHENEY swearing an oath claiming to be Goding lsiogen of Tay Co in 1 Franx parish and state, asserting a sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each unhealed case of catarrh, with mention of Haut's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy in the sworn statement witnessed by Notary W. Gleason.
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Crry
Toledo
Locas County
J. Carxet
Tay . Co
Orme
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