Let the Redeemed Say So A Talmage Sermon Excerpt
The sermon urges believers to openly proclaim God's mercy and personal conversion stories to spark revival. It highlights Fulton Street Prayer Meeting founder Jeremiah Lanphier and emphasizes the Last Judgment as a day of vindication for overlooked lives, ending with a personal testament and note on a small Greek Orthodox church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
God
Baxter
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Jeremiah Calvin Lanphier
Fulton Street Prayer Meeting
Bible Times
Brother Lanphier
Fulton Street
New York
Dominic
Church
Joshua
Deborah
Barak
Israel
Temperance efforts and notable figures in early 1900s era
The report covers a defeated Sabbath law repeal in Pennsylvania, temperance activities among Cherokee girls in Tahlequah, and Michigan restricting liquor near Grand Rapids Soldiers' Home. It notes a Covington Kentucky WCTU reception for Sunday school workers, plans for future temperance lessons, a Kansas case clarifying ingredients of Keeley’s gold remedy, and birthdays of Florence Nightingale and Jean Ingelow. It also mentions A J Blackwell planning a $400,000 temple at David City Indian Territory, and Berlin’s spark exhibition preparations with German language supports, plus a French divorce case and general commentary on men keeping to their own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Myers
District Court
Leavenworth
Kan
Leslie Keeley
Florence Nightingale
Jean Ingelow
Bach
London
Miss Nightingale
West End
Miss Ingelow
Kensington
A.J. Blackwell
Blackwell
David
David City
O. T
Berlin
Mitters
IOWA IN BRIEF SUMMARY OF STATE NEWS
A Des Moines bank failure, a large Des Moines funeral, and a grand jury ruling on a Des Moines singer are reported. A Sioux City waitress risks sight from a rat bite eyelid. Pensions in Pottawattamie total about 400 with roughly $10 000 annually, while Cedar Rapids plans diphtheria antitoxin for the poor. Farmers in multiple counties store corn awaiting higher prices as real estate deals top ten thousand dollars. Henry Netfep near Minden dies by hanging amid suspected financial troubles. Oskaloosa arrest shocks town for alleged abortion involving two married men. Davenport renews electric light contract lowering costs. Waterloo horse dealer William Groves dies at 73. Ida Waller the dancer plans a New York contract and a Cedar Rapids post installation honors. Morrison found dead in Cedar Rapids Germania hotel. Peak anniversary in Monticello. Cedar Rapids laundrymen form a state chapter. Various notes on code revision, a hypnotist blaze accident at Lawler, and a major Iowa Falls land sale at $65/acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce
Des Moinen
George G. Wright
Des Moines
R. Dawson
Walter Scott
Sioux City
Pottawattaiile County
Board of Health of
Cedar Rapids
Pottawattamie County
Henry Netfep
Minden
Creston
Oskaloosa
G. A. Hinton
Joseph Shaw
Bacon
Anna
Barrow
Byne
Davenport
William G. Roves
Waterloo
Groves
Iowa
Ida Waller
Forest City
New York City
John W. Morrison
Germania
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Thomas J. Peak
Monticello
J. H. Munholland
Harry Miller
M. McKinney
Keokuk
M. IL. Beaumont
Webster City
C. H. Miller
Clinton
Paul Mahnke
Lulu Smith
House
Lawler
Don G Hail
A. R
Methodist
Iowa Falls
Fayette Holmes
Prank Hite
Ybet
Fragmentary Notes From Unclear Clippings
A collection of fragmented newspaper snippets includes remarks about market editors in the Revolution, a theater quip on Kosciuszko, an observation on a second-hand store motto, and a garbled line about a family and a window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat-Chronicle
George Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Koseluska
Weill
Washington Star
Flotsam and Musings on Modern Life in Fragments
A mosaic of statistical quirks and social quips spans Paris trees, ships flags, world railways, and Liverpool density. It shifts to humorous vignettes on neckties, the toilet department, Mustache boosters, and a joke about police and justice. It ends with cheeky notes on breakfast watercress and veal, then vegetarian ironies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Liverpool
Great Britain
Snorts A Man Gets The Mitten Contempt Of Court
A sharp line declares that a man who receives the mitten is prone to contempt of court, reflecting a satirical jab at legal decorum. The snippet hints at courtroom tension and social commentary in a concise quip.
Snorts From Siftings Readable Laugh-Line Wit
A collection of quips and quibbles from a periodical page, noting humorous contrasts and odd sayings. It playfully strings proverbs, puns, and observational one liners about work, money, temper, and everyday life, finishing with a prompt for the reader to complete a riddle about shad eggs and timing.
Notable literary incomes and a fall in St Augustine
The richest writers today include S R Crockett Stanley Weyman and Conan Doyle. Prof Bell’s summer house sits on a Bray d Or estate of 16000 acres in Cape Breton. Hithy Vedder, father of a noted artist, recently fell down steps in St Augustine Florida, sustaining serious injuries but hopes for recovery despite being 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Crockett
Stanley Weyman
Conan Doyle
Prof
Bell
Cape Breton
Bray d'Or
Hithy Vedder
St. Augustine
Pla
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Talmagehs
Pauline
Apostle of
Prayer
Hfe
Heavenly Hill
Boundbrook
N. J
Belleville
New Jersey
Hell
Jesus
Redeemer
The
Greek Orthodox Church
Temperance
Hayden Bros
Sic
Allour
Beaver
Cheorrette Bouch
Maha
Sige
O'Connell & Anderson
Hedgecock & Odell
16Th
Dodge
Omaha, Neb
I’. M. Oakley & Co
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