Eleazar grips the sword in David’s time tale sermon
In a sermon on the Second Samuel passage Eleazar is praised for a prodigious grip on his sword as the Philistines push back. The speaker urges Christians to seize the Bible firmly, endure pain for righteousness, and resist partial faith while citing modern skeptics and historic persecutions.
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David
Eleazar
God
God of
Israel
Colenso
Strauss
Renan
Lord Jesus Christ
Lord God of Israel
Heaven
Earth
Nothingarians
God the Father
Jesus Christ
Holy Catholic Church
Dleazar
Batte
Yorktown
Church Triumphant
Prescott
Mexico
Golden City
Isleazar
Ancient Mastodon Find Near Carlisle Kentucky
Philadelphia Times reports excavations near Blue Lick Springs in Carlisle revealing a prehistoric town site. Deer elk buffalo bones and a colossal mastodon tusk were found beneath gravel, with a symmetrical stone pavement laid by humans at fourteen feet deep, suggesting an ancient walk to the springs and potential further discoveries ahead.
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Carlisle
Blue Lick Springs
Big Bone Springs
Blue Lick
Philadelphia Times
Guarding the Pope and the Sleep of Pius IX's Pontiff
An article outlines the pope's security around the Vatican, detailing Pio Centra as the constant body servant who shares a near silent partition with the pope and monitors him via a glass window and telephone linked to Prof Lapponi. The Vatican's health staff includes two resident doctors for the 500 clerics and officials, with a daylight window signifying distress and potential death, overseen by a railan sentinel. A historical misstep by Gen. Della Rocca is noted for announcing the pope's death hours before it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio Centra
Lapponi
Vatican
Pius IX
Papal Apartments
Gen. Della Rocca
Crispi
Divorced Woman in Question Sparks Domestic Inquiry
A Chicago case features Mrs. D Cree seeking confirmation of a divorce. The Philadelphia North American notes uncertainty over whether a man is her husband, raising questions about marital status and ties between Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Dcree
Chicago
A. P. Dante Falso
Philadelphia
Alligator Meat Tastes Like Veal to Indian Diners
The flesh of alligators is described as tasting very like veal and is considered a delicacy by many people in India, reflecting tastes and culinary curiosity in the region.
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India
Devil fishing craze and Yale octopus find in Bermuda
A special letter describes devil fishing as a bold sport using a bathing suit and flat bottom boat. Yale student Clarence Verrill pioneered the method last summer in Bermuda, capturing large octopuses for Yale University. The creature’s arms, beak and suction power make the sport dangerous and demanding, requiring nerve, strength, and swimming skill to haul the sea devil into a boat.
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Clarence Verrill
Yale
Bermudas
Verric
Devilfish
Royal marriages show young brides in history
The article notes that many royalty married young women, citing Queen Victoria’s era, Albert, the Prince of Wales, and rulers of Russia, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Spain, and Germany. Ages at first marriage range from 16 to 24, with several monarchs marrying around ages 18 to 23. It highlights patterns of youthful unions in royal dynasties.
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Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Czar
Russia
Dagmar
Princess of Wales
Humbert
Italy
Margherita
Emperor
Austria
F Elizabdeth
Spain
Augusta Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein-Augustenburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Testimonials
Endorsed as America’s Greatest Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for curing blood ailments from scrofula to erysipelas. Readers share experiences of dramatic improvements in infants and adults after failing doctors. Sellers emphasize reliable blood purification and lasting health benefits.
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Hood
America
Linus M. Fiea
East Springport
Mich
Phrysicianus
Mystery and health musings drift through old notes
A jumble of odd quotes and ad like lines recalls a rural newspaper page. Items mention a grocery store scheme, 5 cent health remedies, Allen's Foot Ease ads, and a curio about a 105 year old resident moving between towns in Massachusetts.
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Talmage
Paelstines
Madagascar
Jesus
Christ
Pollman
Kentucky
Pope
Sport IN
Antilles
Octopus
Devil of the Deep
MR. Verrill
Palin
Physigian
Kearney
University of Sweden
Prac Tee
A. Jackson
Ostord, Chenango Co
Sciatier
Maul
Asendour
Dearborn ST
Leomary Tow
Juddock
Noueoin
Mauldock
Valdock
Supane Chemie Gu
New York
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Stanley
Missy
Acushnet
Mass
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Aséusunet
THE
Hature
Lenathening
Deering
Deering Karvester Company
Slicker
Spalding
Mon
Feriars
Cog Cocina Pictures
Pingere
Neyo Carpio
Acre
Bali
A. C. Spalging & Bres
Chicaso Beaver
Inia
Sane
Ular
Buckinsham
Farris
USA
Sista: Pree
Bitterhouse & Embree CO
Center Avenue
Chicaco
Illinois
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