Revelation and the Necessity of Divine Instruction
A historical pamphlet argues for biblical revelation as divine communication, refuting reliance on human reason. It cites Cicero, Voltaire, Laplace, Darwin, and others to claim science cannot solve nature’s mysteries or origins, urging belief in God’s guidance and Genesis. The piece critiques astronomy and philosophy while endorsing a Bible centered worldview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Cicero
Guenstedt
Natural Sciences
Loize
Fiehte
Heaven
Seneca
Laplace
Truxley
Darwin
Buechnar
Nlow
The Editor and the Hysterical Visitor in 19th Century Tale
A Philadelphia Dispatch tale describes eccentric writers fleeing a street confrontation, with the editor and proprietor absent in fanciful alibis. The scene features a hooded man armed with a club and a caravan of dog, while the newsroom staff retreat behind a chimney and stove pipes to observe. Local humor meets sensational barber shop bravado in a vivid vignette.
Tumult at the studio and a neighborly fight over a denizen label
A row unfolds as Smith defends his sister against insults to a woman labeled a denizen, brandishing a club while a bulldog prowls. Editors calm him with a dictionary meaning, then recounts of his visit to the North Pole reveal a rambunctious exchange. The piece shifts to Studio Clive anecdotes about visitors, art critiques, and a famed Somma Cypress said to date to Julius Caesar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Misa Smith
Hanner Smith
Mer Smith
Blackguard
North Pole
Stith
Good Company and Metalline Advances Highlight Old News
A summer evening tale on a New York editorial staffer who walks home alone after work and narrowly avoids a sexual advance, asserting she is never alone with God and angels. The piece mentions an invention named metalline to reduce friction in metal parts, plus woes of proofreading and publishing costs. It recounts court anecdotes, camp meeting finances, and humorous regional encounters, including juror banter and a boy’s reply to the devil.
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New York
Heights
Brooklyn
Fulton Ferry
Angela
Fulton Avenue
N. Y
Europe
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Massillon
J. Frost
BP. Welner
The
Massillon Business
Anies
Union National Bank
Hassillon
Clexent Russel
WM. M'Clymonds
First National Bank
Erie Street
F. L. Baldwin
Attorsarar Law
Wissillon
M. Catlen
D. G. Curtin
Tamberger & Son's
Shill and
Oak Streets
Dr. H
Erocld
Evie St
North Street
M. E. Church
H. St. Storer
Boston
Mauss
A. Metz
M.D
Northstreet
T. J. Reed
A. Houts
Phymai Fulton
Willow Ola
Slockway
Roy
A. W. Ridonour
Main Street
Joseph Watson
Dra
E. Ee
Edward IK Cue ES
Dealey Jer
Funnery
R. Cindester
Trumperger & Son
Main
Stuk
Wayne
Vic
Alayes
A. HI. Johnston
Street
Conrad
Ohio
Botti
Fi K. Dickhy & CO
Morgantualer, Tr
RB Breed
D Street
Excelsior Works
Jas
Bayless
Luober Yard
BR WN
Cleveland Priers
Mic
BR. Atwater ,G CO
Atwater Block
F. Ricks & Bro
O. Hyers & Willison
North End
Massillon Fucrnace
J. P. Barton
HH. Paliee
Jomin A. Young
Wei
Elley & Brown's
Shawi
Regulator
Beelan & CO
Macnn
Georgia
Arch Street
Philadelphia
EL Kachler
Strong & Armstrong
Seeley Cleveland
Jone
Hazardware
Kelley & Brown
Dan
Firady & Co
Jones & Co
Cerner
Fourth
Wood Streets
Pettsburgha
San Eee
S&s
Ayvin Taryvis
Oyer Moawantheler & Bred's
Bravery Store
Krassel Lgn Fhon
Eidllinger
Larson
Ctur
MAN
Nain
Masly Ofice and Foundry
Earth
Dis
Ly Avents
Helkey & Brown's
Gio
Richmond
Elle St
Tremont House
Masiton
Iawder Inc
A. Harsh
Kelley & Brown's
Hrery
Independent
Karl Schaeffer
Berlin
Angilipee
V. d. Morrison
R. WN
Scheepffer
Wumbold
Peter
Saphira
Gebold
Plato
Arietotle
Torr
Mark Twain
Burmeister
Hugh Miller
Scotland
Mardesley
Royal College of Physicians
Copernicus
Kepler
Philadelphia Dispatch
Flannah Smith
Capt. Hall
South America
Studio Clive
Andrea del Sarto
Diaz
Somma
Lombardy
Italy
Julius Cavsar
Christ
Napoleon
Simplon
State Camp Meeting
Stark County Apricultural Society
North Carolina
Decea
Luther
Teara
Buster
Goea Agig Educashun
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