Power of Heredity Sermon by Dr. Talmage in Washington
Dr. Talmage argues heredity shapes virtue and vice across generations. He urges Christian descendants to redeem ancestral influence, recounting prayers and family memory, and warns of inherited traits while inspiring self improvement and spiritual heritage. The sermon cites biblical motifs and personal recollections to urge moral responsibility.
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Talmage
Washington
I Samuel Avil
David
Cohiath
Goliath
Bragadecia
House of Austria
Hapsburg
House of Stuart
Charles
Charles Lh
James Tr
Abraham
Juale
Jacob
Frederica
William
Frederick the Great
Guo
Thal
Heaven
Lord Jesus Christ
Dred
Mother
New York
Hte
Praiver
Jesus
Joseph
Rehoboam
Mary
Bathsheba
Turner portraits and the scientist’s view of gradual change
In Scribner’s July section Turner’s afterlife portraits are judged as unsatisfactory, lacking the poetical spark seen in his works. A critique notes a coarse, weathered face and contested descriptions. John Fiske in Atlantic’s July issue highlights a science theme: world history reveals an slow metamorphosis from ancient to modern forms through gradual forces.
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Turner
Scribner’s
Elis
Thornbury
Trimmer
Swift
Leslie
Mr. Watts
John Fiske
Atlantic
Howells Serial to Head Harper's Weekly This Month
The Landlord at Lion's Head serial by Mr Howells will be a feature in Harper's Weekly this month. Expect extensive coverage of the Democratic Convention in Chicago and important articles on the War in Cuba.
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Jimmy Friday
Frederic Remington
William Hamilton Gibson
Langdon Elwyn Mitchell
Muddiety
Postes
Quesnay de Beaurepaire
RE. A. Alexander
Miss Maria
Sarah Barnwell Elliot
John Kendrick Bangs
Columbia
Simon Newcomb
Silent Voice
Lawrence Alma-Padema
Archibald Lampman
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Howells
Lion's Head
Chicago
Cuba
Coins in the Lungs at Peckham Inquest
A Peckham inquest heard a man carried a half sovereign in his lung for 26 years. He exclaimed Lye swallowed it and produced the coin dated 1866 from the left bronchus. The man died of heart disease, the coin having caused no apparent harm.
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Westminister Gazette
Peckham
Irregular Health Advertisements and Quips of 1895
A patchwork of medical pitches and social jests from a late 19th century page. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as protection against malaria and dyspepsia, Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money promise, Dr Williams Pink Pills endorsements, and light dialogues on deafness and voting rights.
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Hall
IF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Doctor Talmagge
Mike
Taramac
Glenn
Philadelphia
Winslow
Binks
Tubby
3. Nichols
Princeton, Ind
Hood
Nee Hood
John W.jichbis
Densio Washington
Dris
Ad Miner
U.S. Pension Bureau Syreit
Attrainee
Opiua
Magsz
Quincy, Mich
Mich
Pranklin College
New Athens
Inu
Re Rao BQ
INDP
Indianapolis Medical and Surgical Institute
Monument Place
Indianapolis
Ind
Loomis & Nyman
Tiffin
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Lake Erie Western R. R
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara
Peoria
Bloomington
Lafayette
Michigan City
TROCO
Ranger
Cee Garenes Ceroan
International Bridge
Whirlpool Rapids
United States
Falls
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
W. Pals
Bence
James Pyle
New Yaork
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