Three Prescriptions For Restoration Of Prosperity Sermon
Dr. Talmage urges cheerful talk, Christian investment, and a nationwide spiritual awakening to lift national finances. He argues comfort breeds despair and that giving to religious causes brings tangible returns, urging Baptized pocketbooks and a revival to restore prosperity and eternal priorities.
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Christ
Bible Society
United States
Jesus Christ
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Dr. Griffin
Boston
Hard Times Come Again No More in Indiana Christian
J. V. C. of Indiana Christian laments widescale extravagance and misplaced priorities. He contrasts past scarcity with present comfort, arguing against preaching excess while urging thanksgiving and reduced sin. He cites household luxuries, railroads, and spending on entertainment as causes of “hard times.”
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Jj. V. C
Indiana
Passing Pleasanutries In A Humorous Page Mix
A collection of witty exchanges from various papers. Jokes touch matrimony, neighborly servitude, yacht jargon, and railway engine affection. The snippets showcase light satire and playful social observation from Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland and Lowell publications.
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Asbury Peppers
Cincinnati Enquirer
Philadelphia Record
Tomlinson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lowell Courier
Chinese Student Sze Plans Seven Year Study Abroad
A Chinese student Sao Ke Alfred Sze graduates from Washington High School and plans to enter a leading college next fall to study law. He aims to stay in America seven more years, then return to Shanghai for possible diplomatic service, at age twenty seven. The article notes various global leaders’ rising times and mentions women workers in a mill handling machinery.
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Sao-Ke Alfred Sze
Washington High School
America
China
Shanghai
Washington Star
Emperor of Austria Early Risers Among European Sovereigns
A letter describes European rulers including the Emperor of Austria as early risers. It notes a trend among monarchs to begin days at dawn and outlines possible implications for governance and diplomacy across courts.
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Italy
Roumania
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Austria
Women Run Grandin Saw Mill in Missouri
A Grandin Missouri saw mill features women in charge of multiple departments. A woman oversees the engine room and women operate the large saws and lathe in adjoining rooms. The article highlights feminine management across mill operations.
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Grandin
A Hardware Story About a Westward Weekend Prankster
A businessman recalls a vivid West story of a hotel guest who as a young man caused trouble. He blackjacked the landlord in a poker game, assaulted a cabman, roared through halls at night, and taunted chambermaids before asking for a minister’s discount when shown his bill.
Self-righting life boat joins Oneida Lake crew
A 13 foot 3 inch self-basing life boat built by Commodore Allan R. Lyne for the Oneida Lake Volunteer Life-Saving Corps arrived at Sylvan Beach on Oneida Lake. The decked craft features copper-fastened joints, air chambers, and a wide beam to ride waves, with automatic openings to discharge water and self-right if swamped.
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Oneida
N. Y
Sylvan Beach
Oneida Lake
Comodore
Allan R. Lyne
Franklin's Rules of Conduct Summary
A concise list of Franklin's virtues urges temperance and silence, order and resolution, frugality and industry, sincerity and justice, moderation and cleanliness, tranquility, chastity, and humility. It highlights self improvement through practical, moral daily conduct.
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Jesus
Socrates
Spiral approach bridges Hastings rail span described
A Hastings Minnesota wagon bridge will feature a spiral south approach to clear a 380 foot channel span set 55 feet above high water. The steel spiral rises 734 feet to 100 and winds 385 feet with a 5 foot grade before continuing as a straight approach.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hastings
Minn
London Firm Plans Detached Housing for Workers on Naze Coast
A large London company secures a season long detached house at Walton on the Naze for its hundreds of factory and warehouse staff, with batches of thirty and free board for a fortnight, plus a three week wage gift. Works closed on June 21 22 and each worker received three days pay in advance. A planned riverfront corner site near Eve Street will host a 970 foot span structure with a 120 foot segment and extended approaches.
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