Evidence for Divine Origin of the Bible
In a June Washington sermon Dr. Talmage argues for the Bible’s divine origin and presents four core doctrines shared by all writers. He discounts infidel accusations of cruelty and impurity, cites concord between science and revelation, and traces the New and Old Testaments to prophetic fulfillment and apostolic chain of custody.
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Miss Dix
Florence Nightingale
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John Frederick Oberlin
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Institutions of
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Prophecy and Bible Endurance Across Ages
The speaker argues that prophecies from ancient civilizations proved true over centuries and defend the Bible against critics. He asserts the Bible remains intact despite attacks by geologists, astronomers, and skeptics, and envisions its presence in heaven alongside beloved passages and testimonies from martyrs.
Lemone Challenges Lemon Juice Hoarseness Remedy
A grand opera singer contends lemon juice does not truly relieve hoarseness and can harm vocal cords. She recommends a simple egg white foam as a soothing, temporary relief for voice congestion.
New Projectile Threatens Naval Armor Across Nations
The World and several papers discuss a "soft nosed" 10 inch shell described as a refined cruelty beyond The Hague rules. It threatens to pierce armor once thought impregnable, raising questions about steel treatment by Krupp and Carnegie and whether battleships could become vulnerable to gunfire.
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New York World
Syracuse Post- Standard
Brooklyn Eagle
Herr Krupp
Mr. Carnegie
Philadelphia North American
Philadelphia Record
Edison Exhibit at Paris Fair Demands 375 Cases
The Edison display at the Paris exposition requires at least 375 cases with three assistants to manage it. French patent law mandates local use of a patent within a set period, but showing a patent at the exposition may satisfy the requirement. Queen Victoria received four fragments from Louis XIV’s statue pavilion at Paris.
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Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Queen Victoria
Paris
Louis XIV
Place Des Victoires
England
France
The Cook Book Notes On Sandwiches And Stews
The article offers tips for serving stewed figs with whipped cream on sponge cake. It also covers new sandwich ideas using white and brown bread with buttered loaf slices and explains adding thin salt pork to beef pot roasts to enhance richness and flavor.
Political quips on campaigns and party formations
A collection of short political quips from various papers. The lines joke about the pace of presidential entries, onlookers fearing sudden political lightning rods, and crowds welcoming new parties as a feature of American political culture.
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Pittsburg Times
Baltimore American
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pills Versus Bills in Cynical School Joke
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip contrasts medicine and money, asking which school the new doctor belongs to and joking that they teach making big bills at a commercial school. The light remark plays on nurse training and financial aims.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tantalizing His Wife Reveals Political Snubbing
A Chicago Post quote shows a man praising quiet men in politics while his wife protests being discouraged. The exchange frames gender dynamics and public perception with a witty, provocative edge.
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Chicago Post
Styles for Men in Spring and Summer Fashion 1900
The New York Tribune resume outlines spring and summer styles for well dressed men. Wool worsteds and flannels favor suits with shapelier sack coats and a near waist fit. Trousers narrow at the bottom, peg tops preserved. Madras and bright colors in ties, striped and plain shirts with white collars, soft neckwear ends, and polka dot options returning. Silk hats with lighter curl and reduced brim, Alpine hats, and broader straw brims with colored bands featured.
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New York Tribune
Stain Removal Tips For Tea Claret And Coffee
Stains on table linen are treated by soaking the stained area in warm soft water then squeezing and pressing. For strong or old tea add ammonia or chalk paste. Claret stains should be covered with salt while wet, or boiled water poured through the fabric to lift the stain, a method also effective for coffee.
Jeweler’s Circular Describes Delicate Jewelry Trends
Enamel in baby blue graces a gold mesh purse with a simple tracery of brilliants. Pearl edged shell side combs feature a Greek border pattern. Fine jewelry showcases a trend of combining rubies with diamonds in settings.
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