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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1894

Page

2

The Social Ulcers and Dr. Talmage’s Warning

Rev Dr Talmage declares modern social dances as the avenue of lust and ruin. He rails at Salome’s feast and Herod’s caprice, arguing that dancing, while once praised, now corrupts morals, drains health, and leads to disaster unless people turn away from social dissipations.

Brookriys Dr. Talmage Salome Herod Jalome John the Baptist Castor Pollux St. Chresostom Hell Wales Letus House of Israel

Esurprise Wedding Trend Sparks Dinner and Vows

A society trend features a surprise wedding where levitations accompany a dinner party. After the meal, the parson is introduced and the bride speaks, leading to a solemn marriage without further ceremony.

Jesus Teaches at Sea and Calls Disciples to Fishing Work

The lesson previews Jesus Galilee tours and disciple training as he preaches from a fishing boat on the Sea of Galilee. The crowd presses in while Jesus teaches from Simon Peter’s ship, turning Peter from a sinful man to a fisher of men, guiding him to cast nets for souls.

Jesus Galilee Nazareth God Gennesaret Sea of Galilee Josephus Jordan Mediterranean Peter Simon Simon Peter Andrew Abbott James John

Variously Distinguished Grandmother Author Among Notables

Mrs Alexander, famed novelist and real name Mrs Alexander Hector, is nearly 70 and a grandmother. Amelie Rives Chanier is hailed by the London World as the most beautiful woman in literature. Mme Carnot's ascent in France is noted alongside other recognitions in this brief society column.

Mra Alexander Alexander Hector Amelie Rives Chanier Ta

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