Lessons Of Comfort From Jehosheba And Joash Salvation
A Washington bulletin from 1900 recounts Talmage on Jehosheba saving Joash to show righteousness survives persecution. Athaliah’s plot fails as Joash hidden in the temple rises to power, illustrating the church as hiding place and beacon for royal souls amidst trial.
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Louis Klopson
Washington
Talmage
Jehosheba
Joram
Ahaziah
Joash
Athaliah
Jerusalem
Herson
Imperial
House of David
Jesus
Aoise
God
Domitian
Diocletians
Thomas Paine
Susan
American Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Iest
Valens
Paul
Munson
Dr. Abeel
Church of God
Jehoekeba
Temple
House of God
Church
Church of Jesus
Gate of Heaven
Rock of Ages
Heaven
Zion
Earth
Hanna Campaigns in Nebraska Rallying Voters
Senator Hanna opened a two day tour across Nebraska on October 19 speaking to 30 000 people in 14 towns from Sioux City to Lincoln. He critiqued Bryan over trusts and campaign finances while noting strong and weak receptions along the route.
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Mark Hanna
United States
William J. Bryan
Ohio
Senator Hannan
Nebraska
Sioux City
Ill
Missouri River
Emerson
Platte River
Lincoln
Hanna
Bryan
South Dakota
Norfolk
Madison
Senator Allen
Allen
Schuyler
Senator Hanna
Fremont
Wakefield
Wayne
Humphrey
Platte Center
Columbus
North Bend
Wahoo
Opera House
Salem, Til
Salem
Dick Croker
Croker
Liyun
Mistake of Punchs Editor W S Gilbert and Burnand
A humorous exchange between W S Gilbert and Burnand where Gilbert asks why Punch does not publish the thousands of funny stories sent to its office and Burnand replies they do not publish most of them.
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Punch
W. S. Gilbert
Burnand
Mr. Burnand
Alr. Gilbert
Dominion Notes on Canals and Salaries of Governors
The Canadian Sea canal may close due to low patronage risking a blockade if the American canal encounters incident. Vesselsmen predict greater use of the Canadian passage, and the earl of Minto tops English colonial governors with £10 000 salary followed by Sir Alfred Milner and others. Electromagnetic wave velocity in space nears light speed and telegraph signals are slower due to electrical effects. A Washington St Louis test clocked 16 000 miles per second.
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Earl of Minto
Canada
Sir Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Lord Beauchamp
New South Wales
Gen. Grenfell
Malta
Washington
St. Louis
Cranks and the shifting meaning of words in medicine
The piece traces how the term crank has evolved from insult to encompass medical reformers and critics. It argues that, as people labeled as cranks challenge professional abuses and unethical politics, opponents resort to the label to shield their own failings and avoid duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Bryan
Philippines
Mberiy
Great Eastern
New York Mail and Express
Global Coal Deposits Spanning Continents
A New York Sun summary notes extensive coal reserves across the world from China Japan Corea and Formosa to Australia New Zealand and the Andes. It highlights seams from Pers and Chili near the sea rich anthracite with low ash, mild coal in Africa, and ample North American supplies for England from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
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China
Japan
Corea
Formosa
Australia
New Zealand
Andes
Pers
Chili
Africa
British North American
England
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
India
N. Y. Sun
Tsanes-Dot Man’s Straw Hat Offer Sparks Sales Banter
A garbled dialogue records a humorous exchange as Tsanes-Dot man asks about a straw hat and an offer, while a wary dealer questions the sale. The scene ends with a boastful retort about not making a good salesman.
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Puck
College President Noa Seeks Fall Term Wait
The Baltimore American notes a delay as the college postpones opening the fall term citing unresolved student decisions. Visitors question the hold up while the administration weighs next steps amid uncertain enrollment plans.
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Noa
Baltimore American
Farmer Dreams and Frustration Echo in Poem
A mock dialogue quotes a farmer and a poet from the Atlanta Constitution. The poet calls life for a farmer like a dream while the farmer laments with wishful thoughts about a playful act against a troublesome figure.
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Atlanta Constitution
Four Persons Take A Year For High Grade Shawl
A quotation from the Detroit Free Press notes that four people work a full year on a high grade cashmere shawl and humorously adds a spouse story about paying for one over four years. The exchange highlights craft time and cost in shawl making.
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Detroit Free Press
Oklahoma
Morgan
Dick T. Morgan
PERRY
Turn of Life Letters Endorse Pinkham Remedy
A historic promotion of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cites three letters from Mrs. Charlotte Johnson of Monclova Ohio dated 1900 praising the remedy for change of life uterine symptoms and associated pains. The letters claim recovery from long illness and emphasize continued use of the medicine.
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Lydia B. Pinkkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dran Mna
Priemam
Mag
Chamotte Johnson
Monclova
Ohio
Cuartorrm Johnson
Lydia
Pinkham
Charlotter Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
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Burley
Milwaukie
Kansas
Speer
Omana
Johnson
Sharlo
National City Bank of
Tuynin
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Intasion
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Brockton
Mass
Roop
H.W. Gxen
Box D
Atlanta
Gao
Omaha
Nawine
Howe Organ
Waterloo
Kore Dodge
Conwail Bluffs
Iear
Ines
H. Lanson
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
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Camden
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