Sermon Explores Dawn and Dusk of Worldly Lusts
Rev Dr Talmage uses a hunter’s tale to warn against chasing wealth and worldly pleasures. He contrasts “devouring the prey” in morning with “dividing the spoil” at night, urging instant full commitment to Christ and warning that late repentance may not save the young. He cites Byron Coleridge and others to illustrate the danger of worldly pursuit. He calls for immediate spiritual conversion, noting five minutes of decision can equal years of waiting.
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Elork
Teavigniee
Uropean
Sehildren
Benjamin
Theorld
Imber
Thoraian
Iondo
Secretal Stan
San Francisco Wharf
Christ
E Verh
Jesus
Armen
Jesus Christ
Taneous
Scientific and Industrial News Items
A compilation of science notes reports on a nickel value puzzle, a python egg-laying claim, water supply via springs, and ate through miles of aqueducts. It covers sea tiles in the Mediterranean, North American cave fauna, Yale Gunpus lighting, and the venom mechanics of an insect bite. It also notes methods for time calculations at the National Observatory, a giant sun spot in 1867, and a hypothetical chain of 400 Earth-sized planets end-to-end. Peach fever among Maryland Delaware fruit workers is described with noncontagious qualifiers. It ends with turtle bite myths and jaw strength notes.
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Prings
North America
A. S. Packard
Brown University
Yale College
National Observatory
Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Costly Walk by Ti Becomes St. Louis Landmark
Edward P. Kinsella vice president of the Hanley Kinsella Coffee Company owns a Brazilian pebble garden walk on West Pine Street 4323. The path uses several tons of pebbles valued at about $15,000 and grows monthly as it extends, described as a unique though humble feature amid city traffic.
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St. Louis
Edward P. Kinsella
Hanley-Kinsella Coffee Compunity
Kinsella
Pine Street
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Early printing presses compared to modern presses
The text notes that the first printing press, with great precision, could produce twenty to thirty-five sheets per hour on a single side. Today’s presses print about 25 000 to 30 000 sheets in the same time, on both sides.
University attracts students to prominent campus
The article notes a great university in St Pez attracting Tu students to its programs, highlighting the institution as a major local academic hub and implying strong student enrollment.
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Mshometans
Pez
La Tulip Rawhide Cannon Tested in Onondaga Valley
Syracuse inventor Frederick La Tulip tested a light 400 pound rawhide gun at Onondaga Valley. The weapon uses layered rawhide over a steel cone and wire, claiming steel-like strength yet far lighter than Army calibers. Further trials planned, including a movable carriage test and a five inch smoothbore for dynamite cartridges.
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Syracuse
la Tulip
Onondaga Valley
Frederick la Tulip
Rome
N. Y
Sentinel AL
Involuntary Weather Prophets and Animal Rain Warnings
The piece notes that Galapagos tortoises retreat before rain, predictably signaling storms. It also mentions the American catbird and robin giving warnings of approaching bad weather, suggesting a common instinct among animals to sense atmospheric changes.
Puzzling Wood Fact On Moisture Absorption
A Chicago Herald observation explains why two pieces from the same tree differ in decay when placed differently. The butt end uppermost soaks moisture faster, while the top position slows moisture flow. Microscopical tests show pores guiding moisture upward and hindering its descent.
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Chicago Herald
The Royal Baking Powder Highest Award Claim
Royal Baking Powder boasts that it holds the highest award among baking powders, claiming 20 percent greater leavening strength than the nearest competitor and 44 percent above the average of other tests. It cites World’s Fair and other exhibitions where judges favored it for strength and purity, noting strong sales nationwide.
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Royal Baking Powder
Paris
Vienna
Washington
Royal
Ways of a Captive Wildcat
A Florida Times Union note describes a cat kept in a cage that shows fondness for a woman named Nic. The animal purrs for Nic and snarls at others, guarding its territory. When the cage occasionally opens, Nic loses a chicken as the cat stalks and retrieves prey, then methodically feathers it before using its mouth in the extractive feeding.
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Nic
Cook
Wsorld
Florida Times-Union
Bees Fill Stove and Door with Honey in Michigan Fire
In Wabesh Michigan during hot weather Traimuister Comrowricht of the Michigan division of the Big Four Road built a fire and found a thick stream of sticky honey flowing down the stovepipe and over the door. The railroad official investigated and concluded a swarm of bees had entered the house and produced large quantities of honey that melted and ran down the flue.
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Wabesh
Imdb
Traimuister Comrowricht
Michigan
Big Four Road
Detroit Free Presse
Cold and Heat Impact on Meat and Miscellaneous Remedies
The article notes that exposing meat to extreme cold can mimic boiling in effects, cites Dr Sawiezovosky, and mentions a Missouri miner sending a coal lump of 2140 pounds. It references Brownt Hitters for health, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and Beecham's Pills, with assorted notes on trade, health concerns, and cooperative housing efforts.
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Sawiezovosky
St. Louis
Republ
Gansett Brurkrox
Missouri
Syrup of Figs Promises Health Benefits and Trusted Branding
Advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative supporting kidney and liver health. It claims quick comfort, mild taste, and universal medical approval, noting sales by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles and branding by the California Fig Co.
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California F Co
August Flower Restores Health After Stomach Troubles
In Saugerties New York Jas E Dederick reports years of stomach trouble endured under a physician. After trying August Flower he recovered strength and flesh and feels like a new man confirming the remedy's efficacy.
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Jas. E. Dederick
Saugerties
N.Y
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