Garden of God a Timely Sermon on Christ’s Garden
Dr. Talmage delivers a Sunday morning sermon in Washington on April 20 praising the church as a garden of virtue with fruits of patience charity and integrity. He argues the world’s church should grow holy fruits and warns against weeds and false paths urging personal salvation and belief now.
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Talmage
Waashington
Tloor
Nual bin
Melton
Wordsworth
Woibak
Tibet
Pipers
Catherine
Christ
Satani
Church of Christ
Cata Vettaeritier
Godesiust
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ von
Grarten
Andy Whimper
Srarden
Abauy
Theodore Flook
Christ's Garden
Heaven
Eirth
Jerusalem
Perusalem
Edesert
Letters from Stevenson on deep sea life fragment
An excerpt from Stevenson's letters to his ward describes life in the deep sea. The text recalls crushing weight, darkness, and the difficulty of lifting creatures to the surface. It imagines cannons and diving equipment, emphasizing the strange, fragile specimens and the unknowns beneath the waves.
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Sarmon
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pobrnsky St. Nicholas
Uette
Crowning of the Czar Describes Moscow Coronation Scene
British embatesactor Mie Podward Theornten covers Russian coronation with Miss Mary Grace Thornton contributing a Century piece. The article notes the Czar stood alone in a vast Moscow cathedral as others knelt, with similarities to Nicholas I's upcoming ceremonies.
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Mie Podward Theornten
Ruissia
Moscow
Nicholas I
The Negro Exodus to Liberia Gains Steam
The exodus of African Americans to Liberia grows with 150 from Arkansas and Oklahoma passing through Memphis to Savannah for ships bound to Liberia. The emigration drive has clerical support from black preachers and many southerners are saving funds and selling property to join. The Savannah to Liberia fare is set at five dollars.
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Liberia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Memphis
Savannah
South
Sal
Buckwheat Middlings Prove Cost Effective Dairy Feed
The Pennsylvania experiment station reports buckwheat middlings as a cheap cattle feed when mixed with corn and oil meal. Milk yield and quality improved on this ration, with limited health impact on cows and calves. Also noted are sorghum feeding trials, wheat bran alternatives, and other farm subjects.
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H.P. Armsby
State College
Senter County
Waldo F. Brown
Country Sentleman
Sorshim
Indiana
West
F.D. Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Miller Brothers
Osage County
Kansas
Sailors Drifted Family Found Safe in Cadiz
The British schooner Robin Hood from St John s Newfoundland with Captain Dingle and his two children drifted at sea for eight days after the captain died in mid Atlantic. The vessels sighted by the Jing and steered to Cadiz where a seaman aided the children with water provisions and a pilot.
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Cadi
Robin Hood
Dingle
St. John’s
N. Pa
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Cadiz
No Music in the East Critique of Japanese tunes
A London Truth columnist denounces Japanese music as irrelevant and mournful, claiming melody vanishes east of Naples and describing Japanes tunes as a bedlam like wail. The piece criticizes Daly's upcoming Japanese play for its music while supporting the script itself.
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London
Daly's
East
George Edwardes
Japan
Naples
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Egypt
India
Ceylon
China
Singapore
Penang
Yokohama
McCoy Reveals YMCA Experience Behind Career Turning Point
A recent article attributed to boxer Kid McCoy quotes him saying he joined the Young Men's Christian Association when his salary grew, and there he learned the manly work ethic that shaped his boxing career.
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Kid McCoy
Pugilist
Young Men’s Christian Association
Miscellaneous items from a late 19th century paper
Reports range from a white sea otter in Santa Cruz valued at about $5,000 to a tame crow in New Hampshire that talks. Other notes describe honey packed in a cedar hollow at Caribou Maine, a Chicago bet about Li Hung Chang, and innovations like sawdust bricks in Germany. Oakland claims top health.
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Santacruz
Cal
Eugene Daniels
Canaan
N. H
Caribou
Chicago
Li Hung Chang
Russia
Lio Hung Chane
Chang
Germany
Holguin
Cuba
Port Lincoln
South Australia
Ice Cream Cure and Theatrical Jests From Bygone Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from an old newspaper page includes doctors recommending an ice cream cure, witty banter about matinee tickets and silk waists, eccentric townsfolk, Lent theatricals, and social misadventures.
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Indianapolis Journal
Floating lodging house a financial failure in New York
The recently started floating lodging house in New York failed financially after an initial surge of users. It drew hundreds nightly at first, but gradually declined to about fifty beds occupied due to strict discipline and stringent hygienic rules.
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New Yorks
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Garden OF God
Cross
Deep Sea
Robert Lasuis Stevenson
Gia Kulis
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
England
Lima
Old Ocean's Wastes
New Praté Lbrary
Brooklyn
Dale Cemetery
Sing Sing
N. Y
Oakland
United States
OUR Pleasure Club
Yeast
Crimsonbeak
Lew
Wheeler
Scorcher
Greece
Homer
Niagara Falls
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