Forgetting God and the pardon of sin in Talmage's sermon
A historical Washington sermon on Hebrews 8 12 argues forgetfulness as a divine power to erase sins and urges Christians to imitate God by forgetting past offenses and allowing others to forget them too. The talk contrasts the merciful forgetfulness with human clinginess to wrongs and ends with the image of God finding the lost world through grace.
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Louis Klopsch
N. T
Washington
Talmage
Deseare
Ganeby
Hxe
God
Geoma
Hig Tile Darling
Diamal
Horsebeck
Garibaldi
Garibald
Heaven
Adam
Melrose
Kenilworth
Rossi
Mary
Untitled fragment on stock exchange and marriage
A fragment mentions a New York stock exchange value of 75000 dollars, suggesting high costs for ownership related actions. The text also notes an African woman marrying and bearing children and a caregiver or doctor mentioned in relation to time.
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New York Stock Exchange
Tims Piet
The Ethiopian Eunuch and Philip in Samaria Tale
The chapter recounts providence guiding Philip to meet an Ethiopian eunuch near Gaza on the desert road to Jerusalem. Philip explains Isaiah, baptizes the seeker after belief, and is carried away by the Spirit to Azotus, continuing to preach along the Mediterranean coast toward Caesarea.
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Philip
Samaria
Gas
Samson
Prement
Cook
Uife
Bamaria
Jerusalem
Ethiopia
Egypt
Meroe
Wolsey
Candace
Caesar
Rome
Kingdom
Augustus
Eusebius
Christ
Bunyan
Evangelist
Heavenly City
Easles
Woolsey
Helpa
Washington Irving
Alby Pipes
Jesus Christ
Blaaviour
Salva
Ion
Cambridge Bible
Philp
Ronar
Azotun
Mediterranean
Caelgrea
Hia
Paul
Luke
Smallest Painting Ever Created by Flemish Artist
A Flemish artist unveils what is claimed as the world's smallest painting. The scene shows a miller mounting the mill stake with a sack of grain on his back, a mill near terrace, a horse and cart, and peasants idling in the road. The work is painted on a smooth gray area and requires a microscope to view clearly.
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Ursey
St Jacobs Oil touted as miracle cure in Portsmouth report
A Times and Naval Gazette feature recounts Elisabeth Rabbets praising St Jacobs Oil and Vogelers Curative Compound for curing her husband, a Portsmouth dockyard boatman, and healing their daughter’s skin ailment. The letter claims rapid recovery and urges readers to obtain samples, praising the remedies as superior to paid ads.
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Times and Naval Gazette
Frederick Payne
Portsmouth
England
St. Jacobs
Payne
Rabbeta
St. Jacobs Oil
Arthur Crenwell
Commercial Road
Voeder
Berakin
Elisabeth S. Rabbets
Grafton Street
Mie End
Landport
Partemouth
Baltimore
Milking Test Shows Higher Cream Late in Milking
A test finds the first half pint yields 0.7 percent more cream than the latter half pint, with 1.26 percent cream in the second half and 1.07 percent in the first half, suggesting milk near milking time is richer.
Oxford Bibles Fuel Farmland Firefighting Tale
The passage notes Oxford Bibles feeding over 100000 animals, mentions Sweden’s town Nasso with women firefighters, describes a village water works with four large tubs, and states 150 women in the fire department who keep a water tub filled. A Boston Globe quote questions gender roles, ending with a remark about a man’s stability.
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Nasso
Sweden
Boston Globe
Habla
Ike
Stag Chased by Hounds Drowns After Coastal Run
A stag pursued by Devon and Somerset staghounds in Quantock country swam two miles into the Bristol Channel. The pack followed despite warnings, the stag outdistanced pursuers until a boat rescued them about three-quarters of a mile offshore. One hound died and others were injured or exhausted, with the stag dying after rescue.
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Devon
Somerset
Quantock
England
Bristol
Duke's Battle 2 The Duk of Wellington's cook anecdote
A Duke of Wellington anecdote recalls his cook urged to make his escape during a poor battle moment. The cook refused, saying he would continue cooking the master's dinner because the duke always came to dine, even if late, reflecting the general approach to duty amid hardship.
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Wellington
Santa Fe launches daily California Limited service pamphlet
Worthy Publication of The Santa Fe announces the new daily California Limited service in an artistic pamphlet illustrated by a Chicago artist. The material highlights Indian motifs in advertising and decor, while the pope shows interest in an electric plant named Officina Electrica Vaticena Alegzandro Volta. The pope conducted a special inspection of the plant and Vatican gardens employees were presented by the chief.
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The
Santa Fe
California Limited
Chicago
de Bigny
Offcina Electrica Vaticena Alegzandro Volta
Volta
Vatican
Landon Chronicle
Defiance Starch Ad Tries to Sell Quality Goods
An old newspaper snippet criticizes trusts and touts Defiance Starch as superior, claiming no watered stock and offering 16 ounces for ten cents. The ad urges readers to ask their grocer for Defiance and includes a humorous line about giving a haircut to all.
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Defiance Starch Company
Graer
Magnetic Starch Co
Omaha
Priggia of Fortune Atchison carnival prize pranks
A Kansas Club Journal note describes chance twists at an Atchison carnival prize drawing. A Standard Oil clerk won five gallons of gasoline, Griffo earned a Topeka to Atchison round trip, a married man drew a marriage license, and a single man won his divorce expenses.
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Standard Oil Company
Griffo
Pang
Topeka
Atchison
Kansas Club Journal
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Rellow
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Nathan
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