Sermon on a City’s Moral Renewal and the Gospel’s Role
A fervent preacher delivers a citywide sermon urging spiritual awakening to cleanse vice and lift communities. He contrasts worldly prosperity with moral reform, arguing the gospel alone can redeem cities, not mere social or economic fixes. He invokes biblical imagery of morning light, universal salvation, and a transformed urban future led by Christian virtue. The talk blends exhortation on worship, church life, and civic duty with warnings against decadence and calls for collective reform.
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Christ
Earth
Ayaven
Hell
Huw
Hrea
Fonthantie
Haviner
Churches of Christ
Sven
Church of Christ
Ward
Artificial Eyes For Birds Animals And Inanimate Figures
Artificial eyes imitate birds and animals for millinery trims fur heads canes umbrellas and toys. Horses and dogs sometimes receive glass eyes with rare cases of calves having one. Most eyes serve mounting natural specimens and manufacturing uses. vast stock offers eyes from humming birds to alligators swans eagles and many others. Sold in pairs with high autumn and winter demand.
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Lenal
New York Sun
Man May Not Reach Everest According to Mosso
Turin professor Ugelino Mosso tested high altitude limits by climbing Monte Kowa near Mont Blanc and by simulating rare air in a sealed chamber. He reached 24 272 feet in the chamber but suffered severe effects, suggesting human ascent limits below Everest.
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Ugelino Mosso
Turin
Mont Blanc
Mosso
Monte Kowa
Alpa
Fragmentary note on invention and moral tradeoffs
The readable text debates invention versus divine creation, stating it was an accommodation to societal needs. It questions whether in Africa or America the extent of moral issues remains tied to human actions and consequences.
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Drew
Africa
America
Cains
The Fat Man Wins Wild Tug Chain Contest
A chaotic tug of war between two men escalates into a wild scene as bystanders and three bystanders emerge during the struggle. The Fat Man ultimately wins and rides away with the chain, amid shouted gibes and a disrupted street scene.
Bone marrow fad spreads from Paris to New York
The Newent Deliracy reports a Paris fad turning to bone marrow as a youth elixir. Doctors tout tonic benefits, but experts warn of risks as marrow consumption becomes fashionable in major cities, with mixed early results and international debate.
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Paris
Dy. Brown
Renault
New York
Prof
Goldecherters
Berlin
New York Herald
Apanian Financiering and Spain's Cuba Burden
The United Kingdom era commentary notes Spain, virtually bankrupt, must fund Cuba. An army of 176000 in Cuba costs and 60000 more to be sent. Estimated annual outlay near £16 million, while Cuba’s agriculture and industry are ruined, yet the 1896 budget shows a £600,000 surplus, claims Saturday Review.
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Inggiero Us Punuva Finance Ag
Spain
Cuba
Cortes
Antidote for Carbolic Acid Confounds Health Guides
A flawed report extols vinegar as a universal antidote for carbolic acid poisoning. It claims vinegar cleanses skin burns and neutralizes stomach ingestion, advising immediate dilution with water and continued treatment, despite uncertain reliability and health risks.
Odd Bits From Around the World and Local Missives
A miscellany reports a mix of curiosities and trivia from around the globe. Notable items include a claim about a Chinese Tibetan youth reaching the bar in Chines, near the Thibet hills, plus observations on weather, alcohol, and church losses to lightning. It also mentions Penn and the Duke of York’s deed, parliamentary doubt, a London notice about copper collections, and a German uniform material shift to aluminum. Additional notes cover a Philadelphia manufacturing yard, Delaware bridegroom bonds, a 300 pound sturgeon, the so-called funny bone, a Buffalo neck injury from a sunheated dispute, a Brooklyn temperance union stance on liquor-free groceries, and English bath buns fashion among girls.
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Chines
Thibet
Chinn Sil
Ma- Aoia
Pennsylvania
Duke of York
William Penn
House of Commons
West End
London
Luling
Tirondenis
Paris
Ayleigh
M Malnuufacturing
Philadelphia
Delaware
Wickford
Narragansett Bay
Buffalo
Cherisetian Temperance Union
Brooklyn
N. V
England
Rownd
Hale
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Etn
Kyary Mao
Pete Syphenies
Postdener
Comenr
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Mani
Lyeurget
Ryarth
Demosthenus
Aliwns
Apel Annes
Ryranuee
Khuder
Amyrna
Washington
Lewes
Tinen
Koruna
Hosanpa
Hallelujah
Editiu
Distillerien
Bern
Amd
Owen
Mlytiupapray
Vonmmerers
Gen
Israel
Gad Ga
Army of Christ
the Fat Man
Witeot Moruytivr
Hiner
Fein
He Amin
Suas
Mili Wits
Tate Dave Pane
Maui
Anil
Soda Wales
Sue Arroyo
India
Ufc
Apanian Financiering
S.B. Micutchen
T. L. Stringfellow
Crsuitr
Cotto
Spring & Milam Streets
I- Shreveport
C. A. Alston
Crockett and
Spring Streets
Shroveport
Ana
le M. Carter
Whitworth
Chicago Statin de Orl
Janie Os
N. C
Howest
Enn
Poalvese
Hirace Aurtha Weekly
Windows
You Soil
John Fe, Schilling
Plumber & Tinner
Louisiana Street
Minn and
Crockert Etreets
John Cook
Plantaton
Howe
Wigonerr
Horae
John Johnson
Texas
Pallman Buife
Caraso St. Latte
Chicago
New Or|eans
Padiflc
Worth
Memphia
Thorne
Vite Pras
Mgr
G S.on Melier
Puss
Agh
W.adashifu
Anger Ag Tt Co
D. Hicks
Justice OF Peace and
Notart Roar
Milam Street
Shreveport
Carevalla
W. E. Maples
Shreveport, LA
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