Gathering in the Children Revival Debate
Washington March 24 Dr Talmage argues revivals energize churches and save souls, comparing the church to a large fishing boat and urging wide awakenings. He cites early conversions of Edwards and Wesley, warns against unbelieving ministers, and says the world can be saved in ten years if believers spread the revival spirit.
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Matthew Henry
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George Whitfield
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Osborne
Knapp
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Moody
Mr. Dawson
Chicago
Christendom
Thomas Chalmers
Landill
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Church of Christ
Wealthy Patient Triggers Consultation Question
The report notes a dialog between two physicians about a case requiring a possible consultation. The patient is described as extremely rich, suggesting financial considerations may influence decisions.
The Proud Degree of A B and Coed Love
A comic verse from the Chicago Times-Herald contrasts two graduates with A B degrees and a smart coed. It follows their marriage and the chaos as two infants arrive, while the proud degrees fail to protect them from simple patient care and nursing.
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The C O D0 Man Aims for a Scoop with Five Bones
A bold con man explains a cash on delivery scam used to fool editors and police. He recounts posing as a penniless reporter, selling a murder story to gain five dollars, then revealing the fake tale and avoiding arrest. The piece mocks press sensationalism and crime romance.
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Iowa
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Mare's Mouth Joke In A Breach Of Warranty Case
In a breach of warranty dispute over a horse's age Sir Robert Finlay cross examines a rustic hostler who only claims certainty from the mare herself. The witness states I had it from the mare's own mouth prompting the famed witty reply.
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London Chronicle
Visitor Questions Living Skeleton at Dime Museum
Residents of Chicago read a street smart scene from a dime museum where a visitor pesters a living skeleton with a blunt question. The museum performer replies with weary humor about his living status and appearance.
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Chicago Tribune
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