The Resurrection Victory over Death in Talmage Sermon
A 1861 Easter sermon by Talmage celebrates Christ’s triumph over death. He portrays death swallowed up in victory, details the resurrection body, and envisions eternal reunion of soul and body, urging faith in a glorious afterlife and victory over mortality. He cites biblical and historical parallels to emphasize triumph.
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Mbeath
Npoleon
Russia
Betha
Heaven
Joshua
Mack
Christ
Maul
Catacomb
Necropolis
Great
Culloden
Balaklava
Blenheim
Megidio
Solterine
Marathon
Pale
Charles Martel
Salamis
Rubiaan
Tim Mae
Colar
Tata
Moffat
Earth
Latent Dixon Demonstrates a New Telecommunication Invention
A compact device connects two friends across Europe via a watchlike machine. The user aligns a compasslike needle toward the recipient and thinks, delivering a transmitted signal through a delicate mechanism. The claim asserts the invention requires no telegraph or wires and operates by electric sympathy.
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Dixon
Europe
America
Pope
All-Seeing Eye Reverence and Daily Scrutiny
Dr J Quinn Mason City reflects on God as the omniscient recorder of all deeds words and thoughts. The piece warns that every action word and thought is photographed for judgment and urges readers to live righteously under divine scrutiny.
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J. Quinn
Mason City
Tag
God
John
A Seven Day Religion Holds Power Over Sundays
A sermon extols a vigorous weekday and Sunday religion that compels action and moral conduct. It argues true faith should influence daily life, not be confined to church on Sundays, urging believers to live righteously all week.
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Edmonson
Hampton
Satan
Electric Shock Death Reinterpreted by Ohio Scientist
Dr A M Bleile of Ohio State University reports that death from electricity results from arterial contraction that starves the heart, not tissue breakdown. Nitro glycerine before a shock requires a heavier current to kill, while post shock nitrate dilates arteries with no effect. Artificial respiration shows little value in severe electrocution, suggesting resuscitation hinges on arterial dilation after the shock.
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A. M. Bleile
Ohio State University
Columbus
Bieule
Bleile
Ute
Blelle
Ile
Belgium Faces Alcoholic Barbarism Debate in Chamber
A New York Evening Post summary cites M Lejune, ex minister of Justice, warning of rising alcohol consumption in Belgium. He notes excise revenue up to 33 million francs, public houses increasing to 175,000, and per adult spirits use at 12 litres. He links crime and insanity rises to alcohol and blames food scarcity and poor spirits.
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Belgium
New York Evening Post
M. Lejune
Pain and anxiety in dental care over gas and clothing
The piece argues nitrous oxide risks from tight clothing may harm lungs and suggests avoiding gas. It urges teaching children to endure pain to prevent fear, noting pain endurance is a mental and willful capability and could reduce distress at dental procedures.
Witty Fragments on Marriage and Medicine
A collection of clipped vignettes and jokes touching on marriage choices and family life. It mentions selecting a wife for practicality versus beauty, the idea of two becoming one, a cryptic reference to the Chinese emperor Kan Di, and a gag about brides’ self possession. It also discusses wound dressing with sawdust as a purported antiseptic, and includes stray bits about saloon troubles, a catarrh remedy ad, and light social quips about tax and family money.
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Kan-Di
Burlington Route announces low travel rates westward
In April the Burlington Route promotes low fares to Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming South Dakota and Utah with return options via the Wabash Line. Letters to J Francis, P T A, Omaha, Neb., invite inquiries. The Wabash Line likewise advertises spring travel deals and future prospects from S. We Flint and Horace Seely, urging prompt attention.
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Neteaska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Utah
Ferva
Burlington
J. Francis
P&t. A
Omaha, Neb
Wabash
Flint
Fourth” Street
Dew Moines
Addree Horace Seely
Feta
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Health and Strength
An old testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for tiredness and impurities in blood. It recounts a family case where a child with eczema and scrofulous lesions improved after using the remedy, claiming skin cleared, hands and face softened, and overall vitality restored.
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Blanche
Hood
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