We cannot until all the flocks are gathered at the well
A sermon in a broad revival tone calls for universal access to salvation at the gospel well. It likens gathering all nations to water at Jacob and Rachel’s well, urging removal of pride and barriers so every people, young and old, rich and poor, may come to Christ. It consoles the bereaved and promises heavenly reunion for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Jonas
Mesopotamia
Jacob
IL Is
Jacoby
Hachel
Uiy
Besdes
Christoth
Christ
New York
London
Lapland
Rachel
Raven
Jacob and
Machel
Jesus
Weil
Daniel
Belshazzar
God
Got
Sam
Croesus
Homschilds
Far East
Taug
Minfor Nes
Tam
David
Telliah
Isaiah
Paul the
Earth
Chris Mian
Heaven
In Merry England Recaps: Emigration, War Pay, and Royal Notes
A mixed summary notes English emigration rates, wartime pay disputes, and Ireland handouts. It mentions a London movement to protect husbands from drunken wives, the Newbury battlefield site for sale, and military drill requirements for volunteers. Also cited are a Solent tunnel plan, Sir Edward Moat’s anniversary, and a £781,965 estate sworn value for George III Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Duke of Manchester
Kingston ‘Upon Thames
London
Newbury
Isle of Wight
Solent
Edward Moat
Order of the Bath
Geo
Smith
Elider
Tean and Chapter
Exeter
Lorna Doone
Cosmo Gordon “Lang
Stepney
Portsea
London Dioces
Church of England
John Eamond Cummerell
V.C
G.C.B
Rutland Gate
Queen Victoria
Painting Black Eyes and a New Zealand Liquor Judgment
A veteran observer recalls a once famous painting advert and a street scene with hoboes pumping out a flooded cellar. The article also reports a New Zealand Chief Justice ruling on tied houses where rent agreements aimed to force beer purchases. the letter of the law was not violated but the spirit was evaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Martin Ryan
Ryan
Tevan
Couldn't Hear It Hear It Fama Conscience Quip
A quip from the Baltimore American features a debate about conscience and hearing. One persona laments misunderstood advice while the other mocks the notion, claiming no ear can hear conscience and joking about a ten foot megaphone.
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Baltimore American
Well Conceated Reflects On Pride And Offense At Night
A fragmentary dialogue notes Proud being made to look foolish by an unnoticed slight. One speaker questions what happened to his dignity and what became of him as the moment passes. The exchange hints at social embarrassment and personal pride.
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Spithead
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield
Queen Elizabeth
Proudthe
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Goine
Gorms
New York Sun
Smithson
Vogel
Detroit Journal
Merry England
Yonkers
Quesling
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