Service of Song in Worship and the Call to Sing
Dr Talmage discusses the church service of song as essential to devotion. He cites Nehemiah 7:67 and historic examples, argues every believer should sing, applauds sacred music across eras, and urges adaptiveness to worship over display in church music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Vaul
Silas
God
David
Westminster Abbey
Lucerne
Haarlem
Freiburg
Church Music and March to Victory in Song
A preacher extols sacred psalmody urging congregational singing with spirit and life. He recalls Cromwell’s army singing doxology on the march and argues hymns bridge heaven and earth, urging reverence, unity, and active participation in worship.
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Paul
Syracuse
Jonathan Edwards
Champs Elysees
Paris
Sedan
Kingdom of Heaven
Moses
the Lamb
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
Royalty’s Early Serfdom and Persian Governor
A Persian shah, Muzatiir-i-Din, appointed as a provincial governor as a child but remained idle financially stingy and ignorant. Now described as amiable, he spends time with shooting, photography, gardening, and a telegraph device, wearing a pea jacket and Scotch tweed as he remains slovenly.
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Muzatiir-i-Din
Shah of
Persia
Chicago Times
Bryan Keeps Silver Issue Front and Center in Omaha Speech
The article notes Bryan’s insistence that sixteen to one remains the only acceptable silver ratio and that he rejects lowering the money question. It argues that his stance aligns with free silver advocates and contrasts with quotes misreported by gold supporters. Bryan calls for action without foreign aid to restore bimetallism.
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Iowa
Bryan
Omaha
Des Moines
Democratic Press Urges National Expansion Across Regions
The Nashville American and other southern papers push for vigorous war expansion as Secretary Wilson notes the west backs expansion. East shows growing support, while Boston leads in soldier contributions, signaling expansion as a likely 1900 Republican issue amid pro expansion sentiment nationwide.
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United States
Nashville American
Luzon
Louisville Courier-Journal
New Orleans Picayune
The
Chattanooga Times
Soain
Wilson
Washington
Pacific Coast
Philippines
West
South
Massachusetts
Howard Atkinson
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Bryan critics mix words on trusts and imperialism
Editorial clippings question William Jennings Bryan stance on trusts and expansion while recalling his 1896 campaign. The pieces note Bryan challenged Democratic senators over the Paris Treaty and warn prosperity alone won’t solve public needs. Also cited are price concerns for Bryan addresses and a split among New York silver democrats at Syracuse.
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Mr. Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Micawber
Trotwood
Brooklyn Eagle
Dem
Republicans Face 1900 Outlook in Debate on Expansion
The St Louis Globe Democrat analyzes party splits over anti expansion planks and declares the nation supports asserting national authority over acquired territories. It predicts the administration will win broad public endorsement for ending the war quickly and a stronger Republican majority in 1900 than since 1872.
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Bourbons
Bryans
The
Stones
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Democratic Platform Critics Spar Over Bryan Portraits
A compilation of editorials from the Detroit Free Press to the Troy Times criticizes William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party. Dismissals range from views that Bryan is the tribune of the people to accusations of outmoded leadership and a farcical presidential campaign.
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Ohio
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Bryan
Great West
Washington Post
Chicago Times- Herald
eDo
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Mississippi Democrats
Tribune of the People
Kansas City Journal
Towa State Register
Indianapolis
Troy Times
Stiletto Weapons Carried by Spanish Women Warns of Danger
The Detroit Free Press notes Spanish women are quick to anger and may use stiletto like scissors as weapons. It describes the stiletto’s slender blade, a guarded scissor form, and the belief Spanish and Spanish-American women carry them in bodices for quick access.
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Detroit Free Press
The Woman Beautiful Health Baths and Beauty Care
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt extols cleanliness and full body health as foundations of beauty. It compares hot and sponge baths with aromatic and dry methods, notes ammonia additions, and mentions professional baths like Russian Turkish and mineral as health renewers.
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Chicago Chronicle
Fancy Silk Girdle Sparks Fashion Debate
Fashion readers debate pointed versus round girdles as the chic choice. A model labeled Conventional features a snug silhouette from bust to hips, a back bow sash, and front opening below the waist, trimmed with guipure lace.
Best Way to Make Jelly in Home Kitchen
The article advises slow jelly making by testing juice on a saucer rather than relying on set times. It recommends cooking fruit until soft and draining through a flannel bag, avoiding quick squeezing. Elderberry jelly should strain, with grapes or apples improving richness. use one pint juice to one pint white sugar.
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China
Pythagoras
Lasus
Hermione
Plato
Aristotle
Dubai
Jerusalem
Temple
Miriam
Moses
Red Sea
Lemon Cure Promises Purifying Morning Tonic
A household guide extols lemon juice as a cleansing tonic for women who adopt it as a daily practice. It recommends drinking the juice in hot water each morning on rising as the most effective medicine for complexion and health.
Elegant Glass Punch Sets For Country House Parties
Imported punch sets feature an emerald stitch salver with silk core, a barrel-like gilt-edged bowl, and a glass ladle under the cover. Cups are tall with regulation handles, while other sets show pure white crystal Baccarat with gold decoration.
Not Have My Father Watched With Rag Wet On Tongue
An unnamed Chicago woman recalls a child’s firm remark during a visit. While waiting in the parlor she heard a struggle in the next room and the daughter declare that she will not have her father watched with rag wet on your tongue.
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Chicago Daily News
New Toby Style Jugs From American Pottery
New pottery imitates English Toby jugs in china and opaque ware. Designs feature Napoleon in high boots waistcoat and breeches with dark amber green or gray glazes. Other Toby jugs with German and Irish faces appeal for mantel or den display and as water or cream vessels.
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Napoleon
Glassware Care Tips From an Old Guide
To make glassware shine wash tumblers and wine glasses in hot water with a cold rinse and dry promptly with a clean cloth. When completely dry rub with tissue. For cruets and decanters tear newsprint into pieces and swirl in warm water to polish. Use cigar ashes and a damp cloth for discolored edges.
Yooth Brush Case
A travel toothbrush case made from a ribbon about one inch and a half wide and a yard two and a quarter long. Line the ribbon with oil silk then edge with a herringbone stitch in matching silk. Fold the ribbon to form a pocket and use the remaining ribbon as a cover tied with a bow for protection.
Pretty Autumn Belts Displayed in New York Window
A feature on hand painted ribbon belting belts to be shown in a prominent New York jeweler’s window. One design, Qne, uses white ribbon belting with a carefree buttercup motif and a gold framed painted miniature as the buckle.
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New York
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Dr. Talmage
Ambrosius
Augustine
Gregory the Great
Charlemagne
Handel
Mozart
Bach
Durante
Wolf
Tather
Church
Edinburgh ‘Societies
Exeter Hall
Dusseldorf
Germany
Birmingham
England
Munich
Leipsic
Handel and Haydn and Harmonie
Academies of Music
Brooklyn
Charleston
New Orleans
Chicago
Endor
Schumann
Sontag
Christ
Colchester
South Street
St. Redmund’s
Woodstock
Zion
Arvid
New York Evening Post
Springfield Republican
Aguinaldo
Indianapolis Journal
Bramble—Dobbs
Thorne
N. Y. Jours
Repube
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
Galesburg
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Register
People Aid
Woolley
Sam Jones
Inter Ocean
Mie
Spain
Dresden
Litthe
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