Talmages Sermon on Daniel and political virtue
The sermon treats Daniel in the lion’s den as a model of steadfast faith under political pressure. It warns against succumbing to demagogues, stresses decision of character, and urges Christians to remain active in public life while remaining faithful to God. It cites historical figures and calls for righteous engagement at the ballot box.
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Louis Klopech
Dr. Talmage
Dante
Toen
Terzel
Jono
Babylon
Dantel
Old
Daniel
Denice
Uber
Darius
Dane
Ge Bine
Daniut
Tay
New York
Barboy
Glasgow
Havre de Grace
Charleston
Boston
Liverpool
Tonquin
Chraacter
Mto
Ota
Benjamin F. Butler
John McLean
Supreme Pay of the
United States
Georg Bliss
Massachusetts
Theodore Freiinghiysen
New Jersey
Heaven
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Bethlehem
Choctaws
Fins
Rowan
Jamaica Frogs Boost Johns Hopkins Biology Research
The Johns Hopkins biology department will use a Jamaica trip report to aid this year’s research, noting 130 bull frogs collected last summer. Seven survived the voyage home in frail condition, the leather frog misidentified as a bullfrog, and a display of fine turtle shell motifs and a crocodile skeleton completes a productive field collection.
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Hendred
Sarvive Sen
Johns Hopkins University
Baltmore Sun
Jamaica
Lawrence E. Giffin
W. ¢. Coker
University
Barbadoes
Jamas
Spectacle gives way to sober appeal in late nineteenth century
The New York Evening Post notes a shift in public taste from torchlight processions and extravagant garb to serious, reasoned appeals. The public still enjoys large free shows but treats them as performances rather than cherished rituals, as effective communication and modernization reshape civic expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Aqueduct Plan Proposed by Atlanta Leaders
Mayor-Elect Mims and County Commissioner Grown of Atlanta push aGeorgia project to bring mountain lake water to the city. The plan envisions purchasing about 500 acres in north Georgia mountains, building a large reservoir at a spriggs-rich site, and constructing an aqueduct with a daily capacity of 100,000,800 gallons to Atlanta, routed through a major main to serve the city’s commerce.
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Atlanta
Mims
Auanta
North Georgia
Atingta
Maine
The Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke's Gospel
A Sunday school reflection on the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. The analysis covers the characters, their circumstances, and the afterlife, explaining the meanings of terms and the moral lessons. It cites sources and commentators, noting Abraham as host in heaven and the emphasis on eternal consequences for earthly choices.
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Lazarus
Lasaros
C. C. Starbuck
Abraham
John
Hell
Invisible Land
Elysium
Paradise
Barthly
Colt
G. W. Clark
Jacobus
Iazarus
Bute
Cales
Draxen
Hendrick
Lugarug
Uader
Military wedding in Middletown features soldiers in full dress
Nothing was done to ease the fares of a humorous war wedding in Middletown Connecticut. Lieut George Adolphus Nugent of the Fourth artillery US Army and Mrs Emms Howard Bacon wed in the Church of the Holy Trinity. A military march and reveille marked the entrance as soldiers in dress uniforms and helmets attended the ceremony. Argos were presented to bridesmaids as the bridal party walked the aisle amid flags and military pomp.
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Middletown
Conn
George Adolphus Nugent
Fourth Artillery
U.S. A
Emms Howard Bacon
Church of the Holy Trinity
Wshers
Manila Post Office Handles Unprecedented Mail Volume
Two mails in Manila carried over 850 sacks each, eight times the largest under Spanish rule. About sixty Americans and fifty face Full-Pines work for the postoffice, yet delays are rare and usually due to missing or imprecise addresses.
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Manila
Gixty
Postofice Department
Preservation of Dead Bodies and Asian Currency Notes
Summary of historical curiosities including methods of body preservation described by European physicians with stages of desiccation, petrifaction, and color restoration. Also reports on Chinese currency practices in Hong Kong through silver blocks, copper cash exchanges, and the scale of expenditures. Mentions aluminium coin experiments at the Philadelphia mint and a legislative inquiry. Concludes with a Canby dialogue about Siles Woodruff’s value to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Pergeon
E Manin
Han
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Chinese Food Practice Quoted In Lahore Tribune Tale
The Lahore Tribune quotes a bizarre Chinese explanation of rat consumption for beauty and hair care. The account compares rats to carrots for horses and claims women use rats as food to prevent hair loss, claiming pleasing effects on hair texture and shine.
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Lahore
India
Tribune
Reports on French influence and Sabbath observance stir church
A report to the presbytery of Lorne by Rev. ki Macleod of Oban condemns Queen Victoria’s Sabbath observance during her French journey as a harmful influence. The piece notes a Sabbath day arrival in France would grieve enlightened Christians and cites broader concerns over regal conduct and religious influence.
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Presbytery
Lorne
Ki Macleod
Oban
France
Gazette
Washington Star Reports Worsening Scandal Tone
Fragmentary Washington Star quotation suggests a scandal escalating with remarks about General Bagan's language and potential objections, reflecting tense public discourse and deteriorating confidence.
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Procres Lrs
The
Washington. Star
Gen. Bagan
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Camby
Infanis
Moses
Geneva
Lake Geneva
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Leman
Lake Leman
Pearson
Charo Iiverce Tawa
Church of England
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Puyin Vergne
Lima
M. Nivols
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Piso
J. W. O Bares
Taint Ave
Minsespolis
Minn
Bears
SiMe Tring
IM Aha
Nees Coty
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