Religion Sunshine in Talmage Sermon Lifts Spirits
The sermon extols religion as sunlit joy, urges openness to faith, and portrays Christ as the center of life’s meaning. It contrasts worldly amusement with spiritual sunshine, praises Christian explanation of suffering, and envisions heaven’s glory beyond earthly trials.
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Louis Kippech
N. T. Wankington
Talmage
Ann
Jesus
God
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Lfe
Cod
Celestial City
Laurel Hill
Westminster Abbey
Mal
Heaven
Lovell Mason
Isaac Watts
Myermore
Inventor Judge Waltner Plates a Hydraulic Safe
Judge Waltner of Wapakaneta Ohio unveils an hydraulic disappearing safe operated by a disappearing gin mechanism. The device lowers into a fifteen foot well then rises by clockwork to surface at dawn. He seeks a patent while pondering misuse if the system malfunctions. A Peru law requires universal military service from 19 to 50.
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Waltner
Wapakaneta
Businness
Peru
Walk to Emmad and the two travelers on the road
The narrative retells Jesus joining Cleopas and another follower on the road to a village called Emmaua three acore furlongs from Jerusalem. They discuss the recent crucifixion and the women’s report, then Jesus reveals scripture, shares bread, and vanishes, leaving them feeling their hearts burn within.
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Cleopas
Jerusalem
Jesus of Nazareth
Srael
Moses
Wisner
Simon
Naz
Ruskin
Giorgione Fle
Recalled Incidents of 1413 Captain Sherman Dies
Captain Thomas Sherman of Chel sta Mays died recently. He recalled incidents from the War of 1812 and his intimacy with Daniel Webster. Sherman led a moderate life, credited health to a reasonable use of alcoholic beverages. Survived by son James Sherman, aged 1.
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Thomas Sherman
Chelsta
Mays
Daniel Webster
Mr. Sherman
James Sherman
Unclear note in a provincial city bookstore
A correspondent reports a bookseller in a large provincial city recently found four new copies of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass placed among gardening books. In Germany a jury verdict shifts with minorities influencing acquittal or conviction. England's gambling history reveals million dollar losses at sittings and common multi hundred thousand losses. Large quantities of mineral water are imported from Europe.
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Ee An Wreeyg
Landom Academy
Walt Whitman
Europe
Growth of Girls in Teens Highlighted
A fragmented note notes growth during adolescence, mentioning girls in their fifteenth year and boys in their seventeenth, reflecting a period of rapid development and changing expectations.
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Boya
Rare perfect mos's eggs found in Otago mining dredge
A man’s eye shaped fossil egg, one of only two perfect mos’s eggs ever found, emerged after a earth fall in Central Otago. The earlier specimen was found near Kaikoura mountains in the sixties and sold in England for 109 guineas. the egg measures about nine by seven inches, large enough to use a hat as an egg cup.
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Otago
Mos
Kaikoura
England
Smithsonian Plans Ultra Fast Camera For Rapid Exposures
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington will soon own the fastest camera in the world. It is designed to capture a successful negative with an exposure of one six hundredth of a second, with hopes to reach one thousandth of a second for a usable negative.
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Monk
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Dodd's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs Keys in April column
In Clarissa Maine on April 15 a prominent local family praise Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mrs Keys reports relief from back pain neuralgia and head aches, calling the remedy a god send and elixir of youth. Her 74 year old mother also swears by the pills, noting greater benefit than any prior medicine.
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Clarissa
Charles Kersha
Dodd
Mend Sweet Sensie and Northwest Garden Ad Pitch
An antique ad copy urges mending with mourilage and tissue for torn sheets and minor wounds while promoting a 16 page monthly paper Home and Garden about Northwest climate, lands, and prospects. It promises a year of issues for 50 cents if mailed with a name and silver, addressed to Home and Garden in St. Paul.
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Southwest
Northwest
North America
Ailver
Home and Garden
Newspaper Row
St. Past
Mion
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Werabine
Christianltz
Thomas Hoods
Charles Laima
Charles Mathewses
Adirondacks
Seth Meare
Ain
Che
Ts Corolla
St. Mark's
St. Paul’s
Royal College of the Universe
Dr. Thornwell
South Carolina
Toplady
Agel, Weyabise
Amet
New York
America
New York Sun
Luke Moi
Emmad
Mae Jury Lane
Germany
British Museum
Rice Hall & Auckel
Boston
Chicago
Dre Lary Factory
Redde Kay
Grover Toalay
Java
Atl Grocers
Mr. Happison
Wizard Ott
Kemp
Fackacs
Nervonnes
Bea Eenkress
Vitor
Milo B
Hth Street
Priesmzyer
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