What is bid for a soul that loves this world
Reverend Talmage compares earthly riches and the soul's value from Mark eight. He argues worldly wealth is fragile and transient, while the soul has eternal worth bought by Christ. The sermon urges immediate personal commitment to Christ over trading the soul for material gain.
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Iweryrmar Wastin
Herlin
Eiro
Talmage
House of God
Christ
Satan Syn
Nion
Chiat
God
Christ Hhit
Qxilor
Willng
Elow
Slp
Leome
Jesus Christ
Sluler
Cotton mills drive southern growth says New York Sun
The cotton manufacturing industry in the South is described as the dominant regional business and a driver of development. It is valued at about 150,000,000, up from 40,000,000 ten years earlier, creating towns, home markets for cotton, and steady employment. Merchants, bankers, and farmers praise its impact on wealth and trade.
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Bethlehem
Heaven
Bird Orchestra
Jesus
Geologiata
Thames
Caphlas
Tom
Christ
Busta
Jesus Christ
Mim
St. Peter
Adamant
South
America
New England
New York Sun
Various World News Items From A Damaged OCR Page
An assortment of stray reports notes Chicago dogs count and a housing tax rate in Boston, a prospective division of New Yorks Episcopal Archdiocese, a hempstead injury from a burning collar, cholera outbreaks in Ty India and Bombay, a large number of people affected by vol1er, land withdrawals in Northern New Mexico, a Middletown birth, a Chicago union tragedy staffing change, a long sold English confectionery shop, Tamaten Railway bondholder actions, Consul Marshal Halstead reporting American hosiery shortages in Britain, and German bubonic plague precautions in Hamburg.
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Boston
Mass
New Mexico
Middletown
Conn
Michael Potierno
Chicago Union Trine Jon Company
Marshal Halstead
Birmingham
England
America
Hamburg
Germany
Prominent figures and political notes span world to state
A survey of notable people including Anson Phelps Stokes, the young millionaire pastor, and Elmer H. Adams, wealthiest Federal Judge, with mentions of Emperor of Austria, John W. Yerkes, Elder Abraham Perking, and Secretary William R. Day. It covers a Massachusetts bill for insane asylums, a Persian Shah’s spending in Belgium, Missouri Barker, and a view of public policy and leadership in early 1900s America.
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Anson Phelps Stokes
New York
Austria
John Craig
Benig
Department of Agriculture
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
United States
Deboe
Abraham Perking
New Hampshire
Enfield
William R. Day
University of Michigan
University Museum
Tamies
Barker
Missouri
Zachary Taylor
Mexico
Austin
Tex
Hayes
Belgium
Ostend
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Chloro
Birmingham Paint and Glass Company
Third Avenue
Ala
DR. Talmage
Chicago
Nathan Clausen
Hempstead
T. T
Ty: Herabal
Bombay
India
D' Tabler
Raul Ae
Aames F. Ballard
North Main Street
ST. Louis
R. F. Lovelady
Pratt City
Massachusetts
Vann Bros
First Avenue
Pratt City, Ala
Corith Bt
Ave. Fy
Jack Diamond
Avondale
Apistola
J. HL. Davis
Alabama
White
Sonny Brany
James F. Ballard
Samuel Scott
Second Avenue
the Herald
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