Bible Mathematics Seven Candlesticks and Stars in Faith
A sermon by Dr. Talmage explores the Bible’s numeric seven as a divine sign. It contrasts Christlike candlesticks holding light with worldly churches and extols ministers as stars who reflect the central sun of truth. The page surveys seven candlesticks seven stars seven seals and related imagery.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Ezekiel
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Job
Daniel
Mark
Christ
India
Heaven
Jacob
Rachel
Pharoah
Naaman
Jordan
Jericho
Zechariah
Canaan
Rome
Earth
Cromwell
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Sophiayin
Constantinople
God
Constantine
Mohammed
Edward Irving
Horace Bushnell
Albert. Barnes
Wolseley
Jesus
Edward N. Kirk
Congregational Church
Stephen H. Lying
Episcopal Church
Matthew Simpson
Methodist Church
John Dowling
The
Baptist Church
Samuel K. Talmage
Presbyterian Church
Thomas "de Witt
Reformed Church
John Chambers
Independent Church
St. John
Seals and Thunderbolts from a Sermon on Revelation
A preacher warns against seeking knowledge of the future and discusses the seven seals and seven thunders from Revelation. He portrays Christ as the only opener of the seals, contrasts prosperity, war, and famine, and condemns necromancy. He calls for dramatic action against social evils with seven thunderbolts, noting alcohol and fraud as core targets.
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Nerva
Trajan
Antoninus
Christ
Atlantic Ocean
Gibraltar
Earth
Heaven
An Benomien Occupation
Chicago Record quotes a liberal thinker Joe Scrimper claiming thinking costs nothing, reflecting public commentary on intellectual labor and political stances. The fragment hints at a satirical or critical tone toward opinion leaders.
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Joe Scrimper
Debunking Troop Num bers Debate in Philippine War
Indianapolis Journal argues critics and aggressive editors push the idea that Gen Otis needs more than 30 000 troops to win in Luzon while press insinuations seek to influence the president and 1899 public opinion. It defends Otis and Lawton noting Manila reports show troops are adequate and Filipino forces avoid pitched battles.
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Otis
Washington
Aguinaldo
New York
McWinley
Gen. Otis
Alger
Philippines
Grant
Manila
Lawton
Indianapolis Journal
Secretary Cage Defends Civil Service Rules Changes
Secretary Cage defends the civil service order amid criticisms as fair and necessary. He argues exemptions mirror navy practice and deny political motivation, noting the merit system will strengthen guidance and reduce abuses across the public service. President McKinley is credited with correcting injustices and simplifying public business.
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Cage
United States Treasury Department
McNintey
Gage
Navy Department
Civil Service Commission
War Department
Navy
Cleveland
Parsons
Palldelang
McKinley
Capt
Troy Times
Jewelry trends for the up to date girl in Chatelaine style
The article notes that jewelry greatly enhances a stylish wardrobe with morning and afternoon stick pins in varied shapes and materials. It highlights chatelaines as formal yet miniature pieces featuring a central large miniature, flanked by smaller miniatures, each encircled with enamel flowers, plus a matching decorated enamel watch worn on the corsage.
Teach Her to Run As Proper Training For Girls
An authority from the New York World argues early physical training can save the American girl by developing strength and endurance. Begin at five with gentle daily drills to master form, posture, and breathing, building toward long runs and a trained heart through rational, nonviolent daily exercise.
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New York
Min
Emerson
Phil
Ansele
Bishort
A Democratic Teeter and Bryan Roundup at Pennsylvania Meet
A lengthy critique of the Pennsylvania Democratic state convention mockingly notes its empty platform praising the sacred rights of the people and the party faith under leader William Jennings Bryan. The piece contrasts the teetering platform with Bryan’s political image and cites editorials from Chicago and Boston for context.
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Pennsylvania
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Shim
Chicago Tribune
Platform battle voices for 1900 election
A New York Sun editorial mocks Democratic platform promises as gloomy and impractical. It argues Republicans favor a platform of achievement highlighting overseas holdings and stable governance, while Democrats are depicted as incoherent and ineffectual in facing progress.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Progress
Cuba
Porto Itico
Philippines
United States
Republican Party
N. Y
Political Drift In The Nations Debates And Debacles
A compilation of editorials and quotes from the era criticizing monetary policy wage politics and bread making commentary. It captures cross city reactions from Troy Times Cleveland Leader Chicago Record Chicago Tribune and Albany Journal noting concerns over gold money silver questions tariffs and governance.
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Troy Times
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Chicago Record
Ind
War Horse
Bryan
Chicago Tribune
Atkinson
Boston
Vic
Low
National Administration
Albany Journal
The Clothes Case Popular Bedroom Furniture Change
The article notes women favor closets and clothes cases over traditional bureaus in new homes. Clothes cases feature upward opening fronts and shallow sliding compartments, with sections for skirts waists collars and small items. They are sold plain wood or linen covered with padded silk, and can be custom sized with locking fronts and carved panels.
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N. Y. World
Countess Henekel's Pearl Necklace Worth Fifty Thousand
Paris society figure Countess Henekel owns a famed triple necklace. One chain, the Virgin of Atoka piece, sold to a Spanish prandee for £12,000. Another belonged to the ex queen of Naples, sister to the late empress of Austria. The Eugenie necklace, worn at state events, sold in London for £20,000. Current value estimated at £50,000.
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Countess Henekel
Paris
Atoka
Naples
Austria
Eugenie
London
Countess Henckel
Approved Table Linen Styles and Care Notes
The article urges choosing pure white damask as the top table linen style for elegance and durability. It compares German damask as the heaviest and finest for wear, notes domestic options exist, and warns entrusted laundries must handle linen carefully to avoid damage. It advises against soda and strong soup, and suggests sun exposure with soapy water to remove coffee and tea stains.
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Alwys
Treatment of Wounds and First Aid Advice
Severe cuts require careful treatment to prevent blood poisoning and scarring. Clean debris, apply adhesive plaster diagonally, use boiled water for dressings, and keep adhesive plaster and rolls of linen handy. avoid using unclean materials or unwashed items on wounds.
Correct Summer Fan Fashion Piece
A description of fashionable summer fans contrasts old palmetto fans with slim silk or pouzy mitering varieties. The piece praises elaborately embroidered and often hand painted frames as models to please fastidious tastes.
Dainty fan design with heliotrope tulle and steel details
A description of an ornate fan covered in heliotrope spangled tulle with light oriental carved sticks and fringe. It notes the steel designs on both sides and a delicate metal tracery edge, claiming the fan adds an expensive touch to evening attire.
Jelly dessert recipe from a pantry booklet
Instructions describe a light jelly dessert for a small family with options to double the quantities. Ingredients include velatine, cold and boiling water, sherry, sugar, lemons, an orange, cinnamon, spices, and fruit. The method entails soaking gelatine in gold water, adding spiced boiled water, then mixing in citrus juice and rind before folding in seasonal fruit for flavor.
Consoling Thought Geraldine-Life Song After Marriage
In Town Topics the couple exchange light banter about wedding plans. Geraldine jokes about avoiding a piano solo while Geraldine-Life foresees harmony in their union.
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Geraldine
Gerald
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