From Canaan to Egypt Dr Talmage Sermon on Bread Famine
The sermon centers on a famine motif from Genesis, urging personal repentance through Jesus Christ as the divine Benjamin. It links Jacob’s family’s move to Egypt to obtain food with the need to bring Christ into life. The preacher warns that without Jesus, one faces spiritual famine and eternal separation, while with him, heavenly stores open and mercy abounds.
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Settled It. Watts and Abbott Discuss Friends
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Tragic Benton Harbor Fire Claims Dozen Lives
A deadly blaze at Tore's Opera House in Benton Harbor Michigan killed and injured many as walls collapsed on fire fighters and trapped workers. Names listed include Frank Watson James Hoffmann Thomas Kidd Frank Woodley D H Gange Scott Ries Willd Alitter Louis Hoffman Arthur Hill Frank Seaver Robert Rose and others. cause unknown with theories from a cigar stub to lamp explosion. Firefighting efforts and rescue operations continued through the night as authorities detained Guy Prescott amid questions about the origin.
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Viceroy Li Hong Chang Views American Railways on Tour
The Chinese viceroy Li Hong Chang travels by Pennsylvania line train to Canandaigua Rochester and matches questions with American officials about railway construction and management. He expresses interest in adopting U S railway features and possibly hiring an American engineer for China while noting his own limited funds. He drinks wine at meals, speaks little English, and is greeted by Canadian and New York Central officials on his journey.
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