Reminiscences of a Sermon on Life and Faith
Rev Dr Talmage recalls childhood blessings and early Christian home, urging reminiscence of past joys and trials. He contrasts youth and old age, questions faithfulness to vows, and counsels gratitude amid sorrows. The talk weaves family memory, repentance, and ultimate trust in God through life’s interval and final hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Father
Talmage
Renis
David
Intorc
Byron
City
Canal Street
New York
New
Nolumb
Church of Mary
Backslider
Mercy
Heaven
Alcaestorshouse
Eric
Napoleon
St. Helena
Mrs. Judeon
Judeon
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Augustus César
Apostle Paul
Augustus Cesar
Paul the Apostle
Paul
Favors Immediate Unconditional Repeal of Sherman Law
President Cleveland urges Congress to repeal the Sherman act to address an alarming and extraordinary business crisis. He argues the government must parity gold and silver, avoid depreciated currency, and restore confidence while warning against unilateral efforts that delay a broader international currency agreement. The message emphasizes the peril to welfare and the need for swift legislative action.
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Cleveland
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Dome of Doliaty
Innet
Itn
Sta Srlenay
Gan
Autver Ougdy
Debates on Silver Purchase Law and Currency Stability
The article discusses distrust in financial markets, bank runs, and the impact of the 1873 Coinage Act. It critiques monthly silver bullion purchases and Treasury notes, arguing they distort currency parity with gold. It urges prompt congressional action to repeal or adjust measures, warning of wage harm and broader economic distress without stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colnepe
Treasury
Ian Otal
Michigan News Roundup From War-Era Rural Posts
Vatsar, farmers, and ditches dominate the report with wheat prices dipping to wartime lows at Grand Rapids. Owosso reports no scarlet fever or diphtheria. Manistee nurse shuffles to river fate. Brown child killed by wheat load in Springport. two houses burned in Cadillac area. Grand Rapids editor’s son drowns. hospital closings at Traverse City. mill and elevator losses near 332000 with 20000 insured. Local ditching improves drainage. Bay City industry slows. Capac hosts Fifth Michigan Veterans Reunion. Big Rapids Bank deposits paused. jail break thwarted. local photography and banking moves. drownings, gas stove burns, and mischief noted across counties.
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Grand Rapids
Owosso
John Roach
Chopper
Manistee
Bartalo Brown
Fisher
John Waltz
Capac
Traverse Beach
Travaree City
Veasar Milling Co
Flint & Poro Marquette
Losa
Thompson
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Buena Vista
Choboyganing Creek
Bay City
Durand
Tris
Kelly Ros.e Manufacturing Company
Muskegon
Big Rapids National Bank
Big Rapids
Eckela
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Mimage
Luc— Treparison
Papa
Mathine
St. John River
Rhine
Hudson
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Worcester Gazette
Finance
Fic
Yalney
Eli Otherg
Panio
Wranhaar
President Cleveland
Michigan Matters
Vatsar
Buay
Fifth Volunteer Infantry
D. E. Davis
Henry
Ewart
Liberty
Owoasa
Gaoy & Burkhead
Milford
Rockford
Reuben Smith
Eaton Rapids
Hayworth Creek
Joan Bloomfield
Wast Bay City
Henry Devonshire
Springport
North Chesaning
J. Race
Jackson
Joseph Ashley
Clark's Siding
Cadillac
Tan Circuit Court
Muskegon County
B. B. Hoss
Saginaw
Georgia
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Adironda
Wheeler
Wheeler & Fuller Medicine Co
Codac Springs
Mich
A. GQ
ILYDE
R. Stata
Marshall
Wood
Merona
Jetter
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Droggista
White & White
White & Whites
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bote
Asia
Bella
Moses
Puuaren Ory
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