The Compass and Vision of Missionary Zeal
A long discursive speech traces the compass points in religious mission work, praising northern evangelism and listing numerous missions and figures. It highlights the spread of Christianity from Labrador to India and China, with references to Seward and Carey, and ends by urging steadfast faith amid harsh climates and trials.
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Hell
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Wiel
Transfiguration on the Mount and Its Lessons
The sermon discusses Jesus with Moses and Elijah on the mountain, the cloud and voice from heaven, and the disciples’ reaction. It notes the moment’s purpose to fortify Jesus and inspire the followers, while detailing the vision’s impact on Peter, James, and John as they witness divine glory and prepare for sacrifice.
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Ier
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Trading a Horse The Minn Mada Sliding Scale of Values
A narrator meets four horsemen on a road and negotiates prices from two hundred to one hundred dollars. The humorous tale ends with a question about the horse’s worth and a sudden pivot toward a looming asylum.
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Ana
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Arab Superstitions on Sounds Near Red Sea Nakows
A historical report describes intermittent underground sounds near Nakows on the Red Sea coast. Arabs say a subterranean convent bell causes the noises, while philosophers credit underground gas or magma. The account also references cholera vaccination experiments by Sawlechenko and Sobolotny and notes varied beliefs about protection.
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Red Sea
Nakows
Volcania
Sawlechenko
Sobolotny
Australians and boomerangs in quirky reminiscence
A fragmented 19th century column recalls Australian boomerangs with vivid detail, including a spectacle of Hullaloo’s throwing accuracy at seventy five yards, a long flight that circled the air then vanished. It also notes a Mercer County NJ claim of a man with two hearts and a Maine lamp-light superstition, plus cooling methods and a Norse-American torpedo ship.
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Pete
Bishman
Hullaloo
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