Eternal Glory Sermon on Stars in Heaven by Dr. Talmage
The sermon argues faithful Christian workers will shine like stars forever with borrowed light from Jesus. It describes individual and communal heavenly radiance, swift motion, and distinct constellations of achievement, urging prayer and admonition to turn many to righteousness and live upright lives.
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Dr. Talmage
Dr. Tal
Beye Ee
Adlan
Polluthen
Wall Wall Street
Phere
Tromont Tt
TE Wits
Cotoes
Amserica
Walt
Earth
Gibraltar
Deutch
Mars
Jesus
Neptune
Herschel
Mercury
Heaven
Oth- Yonder
Martis
Cetch
Deervatory
gEo
Ming On Earth
London
New York
Saturn
Jupiter
Christ
Christies
Adam
Independence
Tarshish
Mediterranean
Lepanto
Sisera
A Serenade of a Dreaming Lover
A lyric of quiet devotion and romantic longing. The speaker asks the sun and moon to rise and shine, but pales beside the bright face of the beloved, whose image outshines any celestial light. The verse emphasizes the speaker’s idealized beloved and the power of a single face to outshine the night sky.
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Evory
Suit of Widow Gibbs Breach of Promise in Court Fight
The Arizona Kicker reports a breach of promise suit by Widow Gibbs seeking £15,009, brought by a court house ring six months ago. On February 21 1887 the widow testified the marriage proposal was made, while the paper claims the author was jailed that day for a bender, undermining the case.
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Gibbs
Court House Ring
Arizona Kicker
Second Nature Baked Potato Smoking Jacket Joke Ad
The fragment presents a humorous ad reference about a baked potato that smokes and must appear in a smoking jacket, implying a playful product or slogan. It cites George and a line about hiding a baked potato like a locomotive for leading a fast life.
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George
Miscellaneous items from old news column
A collage of brief notes including coin history in Johannesburbs, scarlet fever beds in London, Peter Cooper's Elm Street entry, Jumbo the heavy Wichita elephant, caveats on Kneipp's death, bank window safety devices, a theft of geraniums at a dinner party, a Massachusetts bird feather law, new London jubilee words, Bulgarian wrestling customs, and a remark on perspiration toxicity from a medical source.
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Metropolitan Asylums Board
London
New York
Peter Cooper
Elm Street
Wichita
Kas
London Largeet
Europe
Asia
Africa
Wortmann
Woerishofen
Sebastian Kneipp
Htte
Father Kneipp
Atchison
Massachusetts
Bad Luck Tales From a Periodical Sojourn
A New York Ledger item recounts misfortune in four vignettes: a captain in India wins 25000 dollars only to lose love and wealth through fate and war. a wealthy father denies funds until a planned reunion ends in tragedy. a son spurns reconciliation and loses his inheritance to charity. a would‑be writer watches a manuscript vanish when a compositor drops the press run, ruining his chance.
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India
England
Bombay
Liverpool
New York Ledger
Right Sort of Job Odious Oliver and Moldy Mike
Odious Oliver dreams of a job where others do the work while he photos. Moldy Mike jokes about a place where they “do the rest” for amateur photographers, in a light World section vignette style.
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Oliver
Mike
Ollie
N. X
Fall Fashion Foretells Silver Gray and Silk Trends
Gray dominates the season with silver gray as the keynote color. Early fall suits favor double breasted Eton jackets with one piece sleeve drapings and a full silk blouse, some with matching silk sleeves. Satin cloth appears versatile for street gowns and calls outfits, while ribbons transform waists and trims. Collarettes vests and harnesses echo ribbon fashion in varied widths and colors. A left waist bow tops the look, avoiding narrow velvet-edged ribbon.
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Eton
Dickens Heirs Reportedly Lacking in Talent Says Source
Dickens left 500000 to his children but descendants are described as sour with no first class writer among them. Alphonse Daudet delays a new realistic novel until the hero dies. Walter Kennedy, a young Indiana man who went to China with an American railroad syndicate, is named chief mining engineer.
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Sir Edwin Arnold
Bob Burdette
Edwin
Hamilton Gibson
Frith
I Grase
Dickens
Alphonse Daudet
Walter Kennedy
China
Amercan
World Riches Claim Guzman Blanco Leads Global Wealth
The report names ex president Guzman Blanco of Venezuela as the wealthiest person, claiming 6,000,000 square miles of land 2,600,000 virtual slaves and an annual income of 37 609 000. Hall Caine is said to have received a 50000 advance on royalties for his book The Christian with a dramatic version soon to follow.
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Guzman Blanco
Venezuela
Hall Caine
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Eres
Second Nature
Vfashion's Field
Fabrica
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