Moses Mistakes of Moses by Ingersoll at Pike's Opera House
The Enquirer reports Bob Ingersoll's Pike's Opera House lecture mocking biblical creation. He ridicules Moses, science, and the Genesis account, argues Adam and Eve stories are flawed, and contrasts ancient ignorance with modern knowledge while critiquing religion and praising honest labor. He also discusses Noah's flood, the rib, Eden, the sun and stars, and ends with a defense of secular ethics and a call to unity across races and politics.
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Bob Ingersoll
Moses
Pike's Operas House
Enquirer
Ingersoll
Moser
Mosea
Egypt
Rome
Mister
Heaven
Enya
Isaac Newton
Nebuchadnezzar
Moses Slove
Yan
God
Adam
Eve
Adams
Treaven
Savings Bank
Cain
Earth
Noat
Noah
Per
Mr. Ingersoll
Honrat
Inet
Happy wives and a hidden underground world of wonder
A discussion extols happy women as lifesaving companions who lift spirits and ease troubles, while a New York telegram reports a Luray Virginia cavern complex discovered on a hillside. Explorers describe vast underground chambers carved by mineral-rich water and lit by torches, revealing diamond-like crystals and rainbow reflections in a natural underground palace.
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New York Telegram
Pag
Luray
Page County
Advice on choosing a husband for women from Lady's Journal
Do not marry a man with poor habits and debts. Avoid a fellow who lies in bed late, frequents taverns or prize fights, owes many tradespeople, disrespects others, or boasts while despised. A handsome facade cannot conceal a bad husband.
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Lady’s Journal
Exemplary Man and Exports Tale from Glasgow Bank Case
A Glasgow bank director Lewis Potter is described as exemplary despite alleged falsifying of accounts and cash mismanagement. The report contrasts his pious philanthropy with financial misconduct while noting another director William Taylor’s church involvement. The piece shifts to American export data showing New York’s dominance, rising wheat and cattle trade, and outlook for improved balance of trade and global markets.
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City of Glasgow Bank
Lewis Potter
Burbank Free Church
William Taylor
Glasgow Young Mens Christian Association
St. Enoch’'a
New York Sun
New York
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francisco
France
England
Europe
Hamburg
Antwerp
Belgium
Rhineland
Westphalis
Bitchecto
Berlin
Montreal
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Coward and Warren Steamship Lines
Nebraska
Wyoming
Platte
Seaboard
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New York City
Ofice
Zuclid Avenue
Cleveland
Lo Spm
Ravenna
M. D. Ber-Pallents
Francis L. Clark
Olice Dray
Temariana “Avenue
Pittsbar
Banc
I. H
M. W. Phelps
C. H. Griffin
Bank ‘Ofice
A. m
Hease
St. Ravenna
J. D. Horton
Raven- Daten
Siddall
Peter Flath
Slethiora ‘and Feraning
Gaahefees
Mala Oo
Coma
Life and Fire Insurance
Savcana
H. Nichols
Able
Aed Satary
Phenix Bank
Brainerd & Son
Rockwell & Norris
Eee
Devel Booths
J. Waggoner
M. D. Besaeeveeser
E. W. Maxson
Posseset Superior Saeitithes
Olice
First National Bank
Garrettaville
Obig
L. Belden
Buihone Seechowes
King Ces
Main
G. M. Proctor
Shalersville
Hatfield
Ofice Olios
Seymour
Ohio
Crafts
Mantua Station
Portage County
spaLorne
Sloan
MB. Belding & Sloan
Ollie
Boning Strong
Joan Rose
Citizens Hall
Main Street
Hiatt
Merry Christmas
Tate Au Prio
AMD
Paraitore and Crockery Hooouuse
Geo. E. Fairchild
Venna, Ohio
Geo. E. Fairchild, Undertaker
D. CG
Coolman
Ravenna Village
Glinna Avenue
Avenna
Belding & Armstrong
Wheelers
Raveinna
Weber Pianos
C. H. Coolman
Manufactory
Etna House
Oyster Depot
Tom
Priichn
C. M
SOL
Isruau
Garden
Garden of Eden
Chimborazo
Moaca
Mosee
Hampton
America
Indiana
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Paradise Fair
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Sanger
Hese
George
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