Christ in the Ship in Storms of Life
Rev. Talmage renders a vivid sermon on Christ in the boat during Gen nessesaret storm. He urges keeping Christ in every venture and notes followers face persecutions, revivals, and trials while the Lord quiets tempests and leads believers to heavenly harbor.
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Cain
Marik iv
Tiberias
Galilee
Gennesaret
Christ
Jesus
Mim
Tim
Gennesart
New York
Liverpool
God
Mount Hermon
Do It Yourself Shoe Polishing Box for Boys
A step by step plan shows boys how to build a wood shoe polishing box with four legs, a hinged cover, internal partitions, and a brass bound edge to prevent wear. The project uses pine boards, screws, shelf brackets, and basic tools to create a sturdy personal kit. Also included is a brief anecdote about a convict eluding pursuit by dusting tracks with pepper, confusing a bloodhound.
Watt’s Signins and Ifers Stir Club Heritage
The Cosmopolitan club met in Watt’s studio room marked by a large Watt painting of Theodora and Honoria. A quip recalls Lord Houghton’s remark that the figures represent Watt’s signins or Ifers. The Atchison Globe notes a humorous line about relatives and duty.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Watt
T Theodora
Honoria
Lord Houghton
N. Y. Post
Atchison Globe
Nightingale Learns From Thornless Woes
A nightingale laments in verse about hunting for a thorn and finds a moral about gratitude. The speaker urges readers to consider the plight of others with real grievances when faced with long lessons and odd behavior.
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Nightingale
Ethelwyn Wetherald
Horac with a Memory Fears Snake in Stall
At the Wooster Ohio fair grounds Rus sian filly Woodbird trembles at the sight of her old manger recalling a frightening snake incident from last year. She is moved to a new stall and quiets down, showing a memory of fear.
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Wooster
Woodbird
Lincoln’s Reply Sentiment Autograph Exchange
A snippet from Youth’s Companion retells President Lincoln’s witty reply to a request for a sentiment and his autograph. He allegedly wrote Dear Madam, when asking a stranger for what interests only you, enclose a stamp. Here's your sentiment and autograph: A Lincoln.
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President Lincoln
A. Lincoln
The Useful Giraffe and the Apple Delivery Accident
Alvin Dipperton recounts a circus tale from the Chicago Inter Ocean about Driver Bill, a giraffe keeper, and a bass horn that clogged with apples. Bill's habit of dropping giraffe gifted apples into the horn caused the horn to explode with red fruit, upending the band and sending Bill to the tiger cage while the horn player earned promotion.
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Gabsly
Bill
J2ven
Alvin Dipperton
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Little Hero Boy Rescues Siblings From Runaway Carriage
P. J. Conway of New York loses reins on a spirited horse as his two sons John 12 and Edward 4 are carried away. John falls free but Eddie seizes the reins and pulls to safety with park police aiding the chase near Central Park. Edward Dougherty stops the horse at Seventy second Street. Edward exclaims in relief. Italy plans a 12 franc annual bicycle tax for all bicycles in use.
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P. J. Conway
New York
Mr. Conway
John
Edward
Eddie
Park
Seventy Second Street
Central Park Park
Edward Dougherty
Little Jdward
Italy
CURED OF CHOREA BY DR WILLIAMS PINK PILLS
Miss Francia Barber of Du Page Illinois, once crippled by St Vitus dance, recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. Overwork and nerves caused chorea. Spasms ceased after less than a box, fully gone after four. She resumed teaching music in six months and remains symptom free. Pills sold by druggists or by mail Schenectady NY priced 60 cents a box.
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Newark
Francia BE. Barber
Franklin D. Barber
du Page
Ills
du Pac
Miss Harber
Dr. Williams
Missa Barber
R. J. Barber
Esquire
Joliet
New York Village Church Dedication Sparks Listener Mystery
A New York village church dedication drew attention when a resident's daughter asked her mother what was wrong with the church. The child cited hearing someone say it was modified, prompting local curiosity about the new church.
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New York
Boston
Couriar
Prosperity of Farmers in Tidewater Virginia Reported
Rejoicing among farmers as crops of melons potatoes peanuts and grain bring record prices in markets from Washington to New York. Monthly ticket sales from Chicago and Northwest routes via Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio. For Virginia details contact U S Truitt at 284 Clark Street Chicago.
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Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Northwest
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S. Truitt
Clark St
Freight train gains boost on B&O Second division
Baltimore and Ohio reports gains in average cars per train on the Second division from 28 1 2 to 40 after track work and newer engines, a 41 percent increase. East bound daily loadings for early August ran 1 123 cars. Third division Cumberland to Grafton rose from 19 1 2 to 25 2 3 cars per train, up 31 percent, lowering operating costs.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Cumberland
Grafton
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