Rizpah from the Rock a Lesson in Maternal Courage
A dramatic sermon draws on Rizpah guarding her sons after death to urge steadfast motherly love. It extols women's bravery in crises, cites historical and biblical examples, and imagines Rizpah now watching from a heavenly throne guiding earthly choices.
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Rizpah
Aiah
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Palestina
Sant
Kizpah
As Grace
Ananon
Wil
Davilan
Conte Forta
Ieeone
Poten Yas
Wrandchaldren
Bart Womainst
Saul
Rizpat
Jacwers
Anne Boleyn
Henry
Teastie
Fotheringay
Riscaa
Paison
Io7
Heaven
Spadara
Messina
Peta
Jook i
Traction Engines Dominate Western Farms in Early Adoption
The Boston Transcript notes traction engines are common west of the Mississippi though less widespread than in England with about 12 000 engines used for hauling, plowing and road work. Engines come in three sizes from nine to 15 tons, with cylinder boosts and coal bunkers detail. A 709 pound catfish was caught near Carondelet Missouri on the Mississippi River.
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Mississippi
England
Boston Transcript
Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the purest and strongest powder for best food. It warns against gift or low price substitutes containing alum or acids and urges housekeepers to choose Royal for wholesome, digestible results.
Ends of Life in a Changing Human Machine
A New York News reflection describes life as a changing tissue system where the body continuously regenerates parts. It notes that nails and hair decay, skin peels, and the body depends on food to nourish and replace worn tissues, framing death as an inevitability within natural law.
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New York News
Chappie Bets Ten Dollars to Borrow Quick
Dialog from a New York Herald piece shows Chappie betting he can borrow ten dollars before Cholly. Chappie offers to lend him the money, then faints after agreeing to borrow.
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Chappie
Cholly
New York Herald
Salt Peak on Brashear Island Stuns New Iberia Readers
A New York News note describes a vast salt mass on an island near Brashear, La. Called Salt Peak, the 185 feet high formation rises from marshland and is said to hold at least 90,000,000 tons of pure salt. The feature is visible from surrounding lagoons and marshes, with no formal survey yet conducted.
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Brashear
New Iberia
Quis Island
Suy
Salt
New York News
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