Modern Golden Calf of Wall Street Worship
Talmage warns against worship of wealth as a modern golden calf. He uses Exodus 32 to indict greed on Wall Street, banks, and speculation, calling for turning to Christ. He decries debt chains, previews judgment, and exhorts readers to abandon material idolatry for spiritual salvation through Jesus Christ.
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Talmage
Israel
Wall Street
Third Street
State-street
Bank of England
Maryland
New York
America
Chicago
Charleston
New Orleans
Rod
Tris
Comiog
Anil
Daker
Christ
Paul
Jesus
BUG PUNCTURES Bicycles. strange insect targets tires
A bizarre report describes a hornet like bicycle bug attacking tires. Peter Arndt and other wheelmen found damaged rubber while scientists from Northwestern University note it is rare in the U S. The bug reportedly embeds its tentacles in tree bark to lay eggs and may mistake rubber for tree pulp.
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Bicyela Buz
Khamtua
HL Evansma
Serence
New Jersey
Peter Arndt
Wity Bros
Chicago
William ., Lory
Northwestern University Biological Laboratories
Lucy
Bricks From Glass Waste Linked To New Process
Br Ormandy of St Helens, formerly science master at Ganwle Institute, reports a breakthrough turning glass-making waste heaps into bricks. The waste mix, rich in spent sand glass particles and about 3 percent iron, was long thought to hinder brick manufacture. His experiments show bricks can be produced with special treatment, challenging the iron barrier.
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Br. Ormandy
St Helens
Ganwle Institute
Ormandy
Veteran Retuins Hin Penton and the pension check
A Philadelphia mint employee, a veteran, sends a regular quarterly $3 check to the general fund of the government. The note requests placement in the miscellaneous fund of the treasury, from which withdrawals require a special act of Congress. He explains he will not accept a pension while employed by the government.
Bible Presented to Pastor for Church Anniversary
Emperor William has given Rev. F. Wischau of St. Pan's German Lutheran in Philadelphia a Bible marking the church’s sixtieth anniversary and his 30 years of service. The Old Testament features thirty full-page engravings from old master paintings. The New Testament is illuminated with green angels by Helarik Hoffm?ll.
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Willina
William
F. Wischau
St. Pan's
Philadelphia
Parable of the Unjust Steward in Luke XVI 13 18
Analysis of the parable of the unjust steward from Luke XVI 13 18 focusing on his clever handling of his master's debts to secure future favor. It discusses the central clash between serving God and mammon, the idea of faithful use of worldly wealth, and the warning that no one can serve two masters.
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Theo
Cutter
Tam
Bruce
Crit
Int
Crit. Com
Jesus
Hraven
Teredaikinr
Galsat
Haven
Rimeen
Weither
Gof
Nammmen
God
Church and Clergy: Pantheism Drift in Japan and Irish Revival
The Rev. D. C. Greene, missionary in Japan, notes a drift toward pantheism there. Tra D. Sankey's revival tour of Ireland draws frequent receptions across the island. Bishop Scarrett of Havens is expected to arrive soon with students for the Catholic University in Washington.
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D. C. Greene
Japan
Tra. D. Sankey
Ireland
Scarrett of
Havens A
Catholic University
Washington
Inheritance Passes to Sultan Abdul Hamid After Aunt’s Death
The Sultan inherits a fortune of £200,000 Turkish pounds on the death of his grandaunt Adalet Bultana. She was sister to Abdul Medjed and the last daughter of reforming Sultan Mahmoud. Azeme Sultani, daughter of Sultan Selim III, lives into her ninety ninth year in Geraglio, scene of her father’s assassination.
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Abdul Hamid
Adalet Bultana
Abdul Medjed
Mahmoud
Azeme Sultani
Selim Jii
Whale cure for rheumatism in Australia hotel room
The account describes a hospital or hotel where rheumatic patients gather. It claims that after a whale is caught the patients are rowed to the factory where the animal is dissected. A narrow grave is dug in the whale’s body and patients lie inside for two hours as the blubber decomposes around them, functioning as a massive poultice.
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New York Central
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Ford
Lora
Golden Calf
Australia
Remarkable drum mer Jean Henri at Napoleon court
Famous tambour major Jean Henri achiev ed fame by playing fifteen drums in harmony. Spectators watched his rapid shifts with eyes unable to track his hands and body in motion. In other items Berlimers notes two thousand trees felled in Ber tim garden to curb damp ground and crime. AM Gauek ler reports Roman remains found at Carthage including a colossal head of Marcus Aurelius.
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Brammer
Jean Henri
Napoleon
Bertim Thiergarten
Bertin
Emas Roma
Marcus Aurelius
Carthage
AM. Gauekler
Tunisia
Gracchus
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Malden Lane
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Oklahoma
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DrBull
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Dermatina Chemical Co
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