Beosiah and the Lions in a Snowy Day Sermon Tale
In a Feb 24 1891 Chronicle sermon Dr Talmage retells Benaiah’s pit lion defeat on a snowy day. He rebukes danger with the “sword of the Spirit” and frames trials as lions overcome by faith, urging perseverance amid three troubles and divine grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beosiah
York
Benajah
Horatus
Dioxippus
Alexander
Betholdus Schwartz
Benaiah
Hon
du Chailly
Gordon Cumming
Sir Samuel Baker
David Livingston
Benalah
Palestine
Pilgrim Fathers
Flowers
New England
Christ
Earth
Hell
Perdition
Heintzelman
India
Africa
Calcutta
Pompey
Xerxes
Joel
Isaiah
Amos
Solomon
Daniel
David
Jeremiah
St. John
Heaven
Galilee
Atlantic
Jeanine
Clumsy Animal and Swift Water Rival in Fair Race
A clumsy animal is contrasted with a swift water creature in a fair race as the latter proves generally quick at catching many fish. The passage highlights contrasts in aquatic agility and hunting prowess between the two beings.
Ben Bolt musicals in Chillicothe misreported
MISSOULI NEWS notes various odd items from Missouri towns. Names include Ben Bolt in Chillicothe, St Joseph Republican suspension, Peculiar religious fervor in Cats County, and plans for telephones, marriages, bands, and fires. Also mentions Joplin Pittsburg line, bloodless incidents, and local civic efforts.
Personal References and Notable Names Across Europe and America
A miscellany notes European figures and institutions including Portugal’s queen as the most showily dressed woman in Europe, a Pasteur bust cost at 300, and rue Pasteur in Paris. It also mentions J D Luttreel inheriting part of an Ireland estate, Dr Hermann Weber’s 10000 gift to a royal college, and Howard Pyle’s studio routine in Wilmington. It also covers Oxford teaching critique by James Anthony Fronde, Julius von Payer’s poleward expedition, and U S presidents using new money with monthly 4166.66 installments. A Sioux fund for Iron Nation monument is noted, plus a brief dramatic exchange from Detroit Tribune about a bargain sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bolt
Chillicothe
St. Joseph
Mexico
Clinton
Peculiar
Cats County
Nevada
Jennie Morman
Trenton
Sarah E. Stilllons
Greene County
Stillions
Scott County
William C. West
Joplin
Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas City
Moberly
Sprague
Hume
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Sedalia
Chamois
Centertown
Knob Noster
Plattsburg
Huntsville Femiate
Jones
Ray County
Springfield
Sweet Springs
Savannah
Bullenge
Bonne Terre
D. A. Brown
Stockton
Mary Davis
Dunklin County
Rutledge Bank
la Grange
Canton
Osage
Warsaw
Democrat
Europe
Portugal
M. Pasteur
Normal School
Paris
Rue Pasteur
J. D. Luttreel
Spokane
Wash
Ireland
John Luttree
Hermann Weber
Royal College of Physicians
Howard Pyle
Wilmington
Del
James Anthony Fronde
Oxford
North Pole
Julius von Payer
United States
Rasa
Iron Nation
Chamberlain
Gros Ventres
No-To-Bac Brings Joy to La. Man and Family
A Lecompte resident, after twenty six years of tobacco use, credits No-To-Bac with ending his nicotine craving and restoring vigor. He notes dramatic personal improvement, a strengthened marriage, and even proposes naming his baby boy after the product’s warning line. The testimonial touts No-To-Bac as time tested and widely sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Simpson
Lecompte
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Gho
American Congress
Paul
Sanhedrin
God
Jesus Christ
John Wesley
Charles Wesley
John
Charles
George Whitefield
England
Hlm
Palin
Valley Forge
Napoleon
Moscow
Missouli
eGera Merchas
Detroit Tribune
Tell
America
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