Golden Calf of Wall Street Sermon Sparks Moral Reckoning
Brooklyn and New York era sermon denounces worship of money calling it the Golden Calf. Rev. Dr. Talmage warns profits and stock exchanges as idols feeding social ills, urging a reckoning and return to principled living. He cites Wall Street, Third Street, and the Bank of England as symbols of modern idolatry.
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A plain truthful ad promotes sensible buying. The retailer touts warm chinchilla overcoats from $7.50 and fine overcoats in Cheviot Melton Kersey or Beaver at $16, $72 and $75, claiming truth as the winning factor and urging purchases from Honest Home-made Clothing.
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