The Botany of the Bible in the Garden of the Sea
Rev. T L DeWitt Talmage uses Jonah theme to explore “the botany of the Bible” by diving into sea gardens and seaweed as symbols for overlooked human souls. He argues the afflicted street children are not weeds but flowers needing rescue and reform, urging philanthropy and religious action. He cites historical flotsam and philosophical images to urge mercy and practical aid for newsboys and poor youth.
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Lis Serman
Brooklyn Tabernacle
TL DeWitt Talmage
Jonah
God Rong
Palestine
Hethlehem
Jerusale
Gethsemane
Shans
Jehosaphat
Babade Mathir
DT Sp
Degy
Sauawsa
Maudie
Deen al Faim
Amd
Goodwins Sands
Deal Beach
Boston
Ville de Navre
Cumbria
Newfoundland
Sebastopol
Prince Mentschikoll
Gowan
Atlantic Ocean
Thay Sit
Taj Mahal
India
Moses
God
Christ
George G. Cookman
Methodist Church
Marek T
Noote
Cookman
Ron
Simon
Simiety
Water Street
Wes
Mediterranean
Church of God
Angelis
Mercy
Newsboys
Inell
Indiana
New York
Roding
Bors
Franklin
Webbstec
Clay
George Tan
Vanderbilt
Aster
Loame
Pam
Pam Geisd
Ogwan
Villeray
Grodin
Fardeen
Alps
Apennines
Himalayas
Pacific
Europe
Aimorica
Mogland
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed By Health Commissioner
A health warning urges caution against cheap baking powders made with caustic acids and gas producing agents. Dr Edson of New York promotes Royal Baking Powder as pure cream of tartar and soda, saying it yields safe carbonic gas and enhances digestion.
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Edson
Commissioner of Health of
New York
Doctor of Hygiene
Wasps and Paperman Nests in Spring Labor and Drought
A humorous essay contrasts the wasp as a model of domestic virtue with its industrious nest building and nectarless forage. It details queen wasps founding colonies, nest construction in trees, and the foraging swarm that sustains the colony, noting drought and rain patterns affecting wasp activity. The text also notes ancient Alexandria’s Serapeum and a humorous local anecdote about a preacher.
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South Yorkshire
Honery
Sir John Lubbock
Serapion
Alexandria
Egypt
Ptolemy Sotor
Serapis
Theodosius
Ponopey
Serapean
Indiana State News Roundup Highlights Casualties and Court Actions
Evansville conductors vote to return to work after a strike. Dr W W Cook dies from finger wound complications. Joan Turpie returns to Delphi after thirty years amassing a western fortune. Charles Schindler named postmaster at New Albany. Allan Dennnison drugged and robbed at Ft Wayne, Chandler hotel proprietor dies. Valparaiso exonerates Nathan Howe in a student robbery case. Kendallville suspects bound over in Nendallville train case. George Lowe wins large damages against Citizens Street Railway Co in Indianapolis. Trance preacher Georg Kauffman seen near Laporte. Health board investigates a smallpox case in Anderson. Hicksite Friends sessions close in Richmond. Mrs Puompe Randall dies from coal pot accident near Muncie. Panhandle train wreck attempts near Noblesville. Anderson liquor licenses sold. fines imposed. Litigation over breach of promise compels payment. Child fatalities in Marion from Panhandle train. Elephant Drawnpan breaks loose at Peru circus. restrained after damage. Valparaiso bandits identified by family. Coroner suspects murder in Columbus, other river incidents. Burns victim Marie Thompson dies. Forger J Rex sentenced in Wabash county. Carload of provisions for Brunswick yellow fever relief leaves Evansville. Bartholomew county school trustees resist tuition fund remittance. Atty Gen Smith investigator Samuel Wallace examines tuition reports. Ex treasurer Ereriss injures himself at home.
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Evansville
Lockaw
W. W. Cook
Joan Turpie
Turpie
Indiana
Delphi
Senate
Charles Schindler
New Albany
Allan H. Dennnrison
Star Union Line Freight Co
Ft Wayne
R. C. Chandler
Chandler Hotel
Russiaville
Valparaiso
Nathan Howe
C. F. Robinson
Jack CoyNews
Eva Fhint
Nendallville
Marey
Kendallville
George Lowe
Citizens’ Street Railway Co
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Jons Kauffman
Laporte
State Health Board
Anderson
Geo. Collier
Indiana Yearly Meeting of
Hicksite Friends
Richmond
Waynesville
Puompe Randall
Northview
Muncie
Nobblesville
Daniel Potoriff
Peter Fromier
W. J. Brophy
J. N. Tennelier
Peter Nutter
HH. P. HuaGues
Appelate
Annie Nolte
Doan
Henry Frank
Marion
Mississinnewa
Patsy
Oue
Robinson Brothers
Frank Linschmidt
Columbus
Wat Sinsis
Bayne
Noblesville
Marie Thompson
Joux Krxe
Wabash County
Rudolph Rife
Brunswick
Louisville & Nashville
Express
Bartholomew County
Samuel Wallace
Atty.Gen
Cheap Excursions to the West by North-Western Line
The North-Western Line offers low rate harvest excursions to Northwestern Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Utah. Tickets go on sale August 22 September 12 and October 10 1893 and are valid for return within twenty days. Stop-overs allowed in the ticketed territory. For rates and details contact connecting agents or W A Thrall at Chicago.
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West
Northwest
North-Western Line
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Hines
Oireutars
W. A. Thrall
Vicket Arent
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
New Sleeping Car Line From Chicago to Seattle Established
An extended railroad route via Chicaca Milwaukee and St Paul and Great Northern now runs first class sleeping cars from Chicago at 11 30 PM arriving Seattle 10 30 PM fourth day. Timetables maps and info available from ticket agents or Gro H L Harran General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Chicago
Seattle
Chicaca, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Great Northern Railways
North Pacific Coast
Gro
Hrarrano
Cieage
Syrup of Wigs Promises Health Benefits and Purity
Advertises Syrup of Wigs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds headaches and fevers, and promotes health without weakening organs. Claims millions of satisfied users and medical approval. Produced by the California Pie Syrup Co with the brand name Syrup of Jigs, sold nationwide.
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California Pie Syrup Co. En Y
Maine
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