Sermon on Final Judgment and the Tree That Falls
The preacher argues against postmortem reform, stating that punishment will not purify sins. He uses vivid scenes of drinking, addiction, and eternal consequence to declare that there is no second chance after death. He cites judgment, accountability, and the immutable line between the righteous and the wicked in the last judgment.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Caney
Court of Chancery
Soa Min
Inet
Hell On
Earth
Christendom
United States
Ely
Aetora
Nero
Diff
Hindeas Io Heaven
Abeel
China
Fivisua
Burmah
Sunt Celestial Missionary Society
Dawn
Rose
Poneropolis
Rufus
Thracia
Towish
Gehenna
Sheol
Gail
Tibe
Paul Loasness
Aiurene
Willie
Madagascar
America
Amerie
Urbe
High Court of Eternity
The Point of View and Color of Sight
A Congregationalist minister from Worcester Massachusetts argues that perception shapes reality. He says green glasses reveal a green world while blue glasses reveal worst aspects, and that a pure eye can inspire while a discontented view harasses life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. Conrad
Call for Clean City Officials and Moral Reform
A letter from Fairchild Unitarian Troy New York urges cleansing city government of corrupt influences. The writer appeals to the Democratic Christian church to demand high character in officials and to end tolerating degrading associations. He expresses cautious optimism about the future and faith that moral reform will rise.
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Chofet
Wien
Hinpset
Democratic Christian Church
Rey
Fairchild
Unitarian
Troy
N.Y
Printers Bible Chronicle of a Text Mistake
A historical note discusses a curious edition called the Printers Bible. It details a typographical variant where printers are personified, replacing princes in a psalm citation. The piece reflects on errors, editorial choices, and the quirky fate of this biblical edition.
Cause of Mankind and Female Education
A quotation by O. G. Nicolay asserts that educating women shapes boys and men, arguing that female education is essential for mankind as a whole and that mothers influence the future through their children.
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Nicolay
Vast Timber Wealth and Fire Loss Blunt U S Forestry
The timber wealth of the United States yields over 31 billion yearly, rivaling mine output, yet 75 percent of timber is lost yearly while only 25 percent is new growth. Pennsylvania forestry officials warn fires caused by locomotives and others cost about 30 million annually, destroying soil fertility and risking landslides and floods.
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United States
Forestry Commissioner
Pennsylvania
Neil
Scribner's
Quality and Horses In The Early 1900s Debate
The text discusses European and American horse quality and numbers, noting 16,000,000 U S horses with a small share suitable for markets. It contrasts Russia's inferior stock and peasant Draft horse needs, and argues against small horses flooding markets. It condemns the cheek rein and notes humane efforts to banish it. Also mentions a method to curb kicking horses and a rustic Lily garden reminiscence.
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United States
Russia
America
Humane Societies
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Toras St. Cor. Louisiana
Shreveport
Dringeist
Leon M. Carter
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Qunter
Shreveport, la
H. Unitel, J
Hageing, Ties and
Platatin Sayles
Levee Street
Y. G. Dreyfus & CO
Corner Spring and
Crockett Streets
Hernan Loeb
Vicksburg
St. Louis
Galveston
Houston
Texas Street
L. M. Carter
B. Brand
Promi Boy
HO Patod
PA Savings Department
Dormer Elgse
Preps
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