Singular Love in Paris Ends in Tragedy
Dr Rebaud recounts the tale of a deaf mute daughter beloved by Don Jose Comte de Pena-Veja. The Comtesse compels a marriage to save her child, but an arrest leads to the girl's death. police drag Don Jose away as the General and mother confront the fatal aftermath. Pena-Veja faces trial at the Cour d Assises.
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Beggar Model True: Delacroix and Rothschild Charity Tale
A famous Delacroix tale recounts Baron James de Rothschild sitting for a beggar in a painting. Delacroix praised charity and, when a pupil slipped a coin to the imagined beggar, Rothschild kept it. The pupil later learned the money would grow to 10,000 francs as interest in Rothschild offices.
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Tears as Bond and Benefit in Talmage Sermon
In a stirring sermon on Revelations seven seventeen, Talmage argues tears are a divine design to curb despair and deepen dependence on God. Trouble purges pride, fosters sympathy, and prepares believers for heaven, where sorrow ends and reunion begins in the city of God.
Admiral Meade and the Navy Yard Standoff
From the San Francisco Argonaut the tale recalls Admiral Meade arguing with Secretary of the Navy William E Chandler. When ordered to sea as punishment for an officer, Meade retorts that he would prefer sea service and ends with a crisp good day.
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Indignant Citizen Denies Black Eye Report
A reader protests a newspaper claim about a black eye. He says he wears a light-blocking patch for granulosis and demands correction, warning the editor will publish a corrected note tomorrow alleging the antagonist has two black eyes.
God Is Doing His Best for Us in Suffering and Joy
A devotional piece argues that God always does His best for believers. It asks why Christians doubt His ordering in illness, bereavement, disappointment, sorrow, health, and happiness, asserting God sees what is best and urges the soul not to be downcast.
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