The Alleged Uncleanness of the Bible sermon notes
Rev Dr Tal mage denounces expurgation of scriptures and defends the Bible against modern critique. He argues the book’s preservation across centuries proves its divine protection, rejects adding or removing passages, and urges personal holiness over textual edits. He likens expurgation to vandalism and cites family Bible readings and biblical imagery to defend faith.
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York
Sune
Tallmage
Earth
Keelson
Lebanon
Darwin
Spencer
Garden of Eden
Samson
Herodotus
Plato
Christ
Origen
Tertullian
Russia
Hell
Tam
Une
Dresden
Venice
Michael Angelo
Reubens
Turner
Phidias
Praxiteles
Dore
Louvre
Luxembourg
National Gallery
Dove
Jerusalems
Emanuel
Largest Bronze Casting for Brace Memorial at Forsyth Street
The United States’ largest bronze casting, a 10 ft 6 in statue for Charles Loring Brace founder of the Children’s Aid Society, was completed at A. T. Lorme’s Forsyth Street foundry. Designed by Leopold Eldiitz and modeled by Ellin, Kitwen & Co, the monument will crown the Newsboys’ Lodging House, featuring a marble bust in a circular surround. Three thousand pounds of bronze were used. casting began at 6 am and finished mid afternoon. Also finished in bronze, a heroic Peter Cooper by Saint Gaudens awaits public unveiling behind cloth, reserved by the sculptor’s orders.
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Th Children's Aid Society
United States
A. T._Lorme
Forsyth Street
York World
Leopold Eldiitz
Ellin, Kitwen & Co
Charles Loring Brace
Childre Aid Society
Newsboys
Philhropist
Peter Cooper
St. Gaudens
Women in France. Stronger half, sharp inspectors, and soot-haunted labor
A column extols French women as capable and moral, noting a premier female customs officer in Le Havre. It contrasts amiable temperament with firm stance against provocation, and paints vivid scenes of women shoe polishers near market sheds and Thiers workers in grimy machine shops. It mentions a college woman teaching in Thiers, earning five dollars monthly and expected to supply winter fuel.
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France
Havre
Republic of France
Rother
Thiers
Chicago
Distinction and the College Yell
A light exchange notes that a student elected class president despite poor grades and lack of athletic distinction, credited to adding twenty meaningless syllables to the college yell. The piece also reports Argon, a newly discovered atmospheric gas, priced at $20 000 per pound to produce.
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Tam
Unclear OCR Fragment On Health and Death Causes
Fragmentary text mentions rheumatism remedies and health products, references to Nostrum or patent cures, mentions Gulf water travel time, and cites lack of money as a leading cause of self harm in France. Contains garbled names and incoherent claims without verifiable facts.
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Paps Post
Newton Recon
Morgan & Hugents
Shaw Piano
Ryes
Huconto
Ister
Ist
Nuary
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