Talmage Speaks Against Politics and Lies in Elections
In a sermon from the pulpit Bernacle, Talmage denounces political falsehoods and bribery, condemning party partisanship as Diana of the Ephesians in modern America. He urges teetotalism, moral conduct, and reliance on God over ballots, warning of drunkenness and decay among politicians and voters alike.
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Highlands
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Luther
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Clarkson
Two Parties in Life and Eternity Sermon Message
A sermon urges voters to consider eternal outcomes after voting in elections. It declares that every person belongs to one of two eternal parties and warns of lasting judgment for the wicked and life for the righteous. The speaker pleads for spiritual self-examination alongside civic duty.
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Bridal Couple Faces Rice Attack at Maine Station
A groom leads his bride to the car steps at a Maine railroad station when attackers shower them with rice. White ribbons and old shoes on trunks spark ridicule while the crowd laughs as the bride endures kernels clinging to her veil. The groom, angered yet restrained, returns to the car. The writer mocks the scene as a relic of cruel crowds and laments the perverse sport.
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Maine
Gath’s Peculiar Nom de Plume and Its Unique Meaning
The tale explains the pen name Gath used by journalist George Alfred Townsend. A Philadelphia exhibit official, Professor Roth, reveals the letters G A T H spell Townsend's name. The joke notes the H stands for where he goes for the lies he has told.
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Fragmentary text with scattered words and names
The passage presents a garbled fragment containing scattered words about baseball and a line referencing J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, along with an old bachelor remark about women readers and a woman scorner. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent event or report.
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