Death by Own Action Shocks Cambridge Citizen
Philip T. Christopher of Cambridge committed death by his own action. Samuel Price of Cumberland shot himself in the evening and likely to die. Governor McKinney visited Deer Park for Valley Railroad inspection amid other regional notes.
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Philip T. Christopher
Cambridge
Daniel R. Randall
Annapolle
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
West Virginia
Hazeratown
Clearspring
Mr. Cross
West River
Episcopal Church
Samuel Price
Cumberland
Iskely
Governor McKinney
Deer Park
Valley Railroad
Virginia
Reely Institute
Hagerstown
Hiram D. Stouffer
Pest swarms hit potato crops in local gardens
Reports say potatoes suffer severe damage from myriads of bugs across neighborhood plots. A prominent gardener warns the pests are more plentiful than last season and identifies Paris green preparations as the only effective remedy.
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Paris Green
The Song of Birds and the Gospel of Family Song
Reverend Talmage reflects on Psalms 84 12 to 14 and the birds as a divine chorus. He argues birds sing with order and purpose, likening their tunes to human worship and urging parents to cultivate sacred song in children. He praises family songs passed through generations and warns against worldly tunes in upbringing.
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Paul
Colossians
Moses
Red Sea
Deborah
Barak
Sisera
Isaiah
Zion
Rose
Herods
Madoc
Dawe
Farerson
Nursery songs and birds in outdoor worship spectacle
An ornate sermon extols memory and music from childhood, praising nursery songs as immortal inheritances. It urges reverence for birds as God’s favorites, warns against loud talk outdoors, and invites readers to seek nature’s minstrelsy in forests while linking Psalmic praise to natural wonders.
Cathedral of nature sermon on renewal and song
The piece speaks of a universal temple built from nature where all creation gathers in worship. It invites reverence for the world as a church older than famous cathedrals, urging humanity to sing, whistle, and offer a final, lofty song to God, Christ, and the Holy Ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton
Charles Wesley
David
St. Pauls
St. Peter’s
St. Mark’s
St. Sophis’s
St Isaac’s
Nature
Mount of Olives
Jordan
Francis d’Assi
Thrush
Edward Ivro
Mike Wunte
Curious mound near Lorentz VA yields archeological hints
A mound on Sants Ren near Lorentz in Up chur county Virginia rises two and a half feet, about fifteen to twenty five feet wide. Farmers sank a shaft years ago, finding films and poles like hand spikes, with beads of modern character found nearby.
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Sants Ren
Lorentz
Upchur
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