Talmage Sermon on Cities Safe Streets and Gospel Victory
A Thomas D. Talmage style sermon envisions future cities cleansed of crime and filled with prosperity and worship. He argues gospel power will end sin and suffering, raise church life, and bring vast urban growth with honest commerce, abundant music, and civic pride in Boston Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Chae Bu
Caesar
Rome
Virgil
Mantua
Lycurgus
Sparta
Demosthenes
Athens
Archimedes
Syracuse
Paul
Tarnus
Argos
Rhodes
Smyrna
Homer
Boston
Parnell Hall
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Mint
Girard College
Washington
Christ
Heaven
Hell
Artificial Eyes for Birds and Animals in Taxidermy
Artificial eyes imitate nature and are made for birds and animals for taxidermy, furriers, and manufacturers. Eyes span a vast range from hummingbirds and alligators to lions and wolves and are used in hats, fur rugs, toys, and imitation animals. The stock varies widely and sales peak in fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
How High Can Man Go Prof Mosso Studies Altitude Limits
Turin professor Ugolino Mosso conducted climbs and chamber simulations to test human tolerance to rarefied air. He reached over 15 000 feet on Monte Rosa and simulated 24 272 feet in a chamber, where he suffered ill effects, suggesting Everest may remain unreachable for humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugolino Mosso
Turin
Mont Blanc
Mosso
Monte Rosa
Alps
Professor Mosso
Everest
Dress says clothing reflects morality not climate
A quoted reflection notes that dress is not a man's invention but a divine design. It argues that how much a person is clothed stems from moral considerations rather than weather, claiming civilization and behavior drive coverage across Africa and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
America
Rey
G. W. Chaltaat
Fat Man Holds Up Ice Cream Break, Bicycle Mixup
In a dim Detroit scene three motorbikes were chained outside a café as riders sought refreshments. A red faced man, convinced his wheel had been stolen, threatened arrest and violence until a mistaken mix up was cleared up, leaving him to mutter he would carry a log chain next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izland
Detroit Free Press
Iley
The Newest Delicacy Bone Marrow Fever in Paris and Abroad
Paris turns to bone marrow as a new tonic after Dr Brown rmneguard failure. Marrow from ox bones is eaten raw on bread in Paris, with surgeons and doctors abroad reporting mixed results and New York physicians debating its fevered fad. Experimental interest spreads from Paris to Berlin and America amid claims of revived vigor and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brownrmneguard
Renault
New York
Goldecerders
Berlin
New York Herald
Spanish Financiering and Cuba War Costs Revealed
Spanish finances face a clash as Cuba's 175000 troops require costly support. With 60000 more on the way, Spain plans a 1896 budget showing a £600000 surplus while Cuba’s industrial and agricultural base lies ruined, paid from Madrid. The piece notes the enormous annual outlay, £16000000, and the need for ready money to sustain a foothold in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
Cortes
Antidote for Carbolic Acid Folly and Vinegar Remedy
The piece explains vinegar as an antidote to carbolic acid injuries both on skin and in the stomach. It notes vinegar reduces the whitish burn mark on skin and helps limit scarring. For stomach exposure it advises drinking vinegar diluted with water promptly, followed by other measures to counteract the poison.
Various World Notes From A Centennial Era News Page
A miscellany of curiosities spans weather bureaus worldwide, liquor measures, church lighting incidents, and lighting arcs. Notes cover a legal dowry in Pennsylvania, bald MPs, London church copper bans, aluminized military uniforms, a telephonic Italian consul in Bordeaux, paving with oil-soaked hay blocks, and a bridegroom bond in Delaware. Also reports a 300 pound sturgeon with a leather tail belt, the true nature of the funny bone, a Buffalo street brawl with fatal neck injury, temperance shoppers in Brooklyn, and English bath buns reshaping fashion.
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Chicago
United States
China
Japan
Pennsylvania
Duke of York
William Penn
House of Commons
West End
London
Verdeaux
Bordeaux
Paris
Philadelphia
Delaware
Wickford
Narragansett Bay
Buffalo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Brooklyn
N. Y
England
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Talmage
Bove
Gtele Vlaybog
Zachwrits Vernen
Tess
Brent
Churches of Christ
Church of Christ
Hoganna
Hallelujah
Moses
Red Sea
Esid
Ile
Huis
Israel
the Fat Man
B. Vicutchen
T. L. Stringfellow
Cxsuice
Spring
Milam Streets
Shreveport
C. A. Alston
Crockett and
Spring Streets
Shroveport
Raat
Ray de F Cp
Peer mm Eilert
L. M. Carter and
Whitworth Dros
Chigaso Stasles
Poe
Gaondeat
N. C. Honea
Kade
Aurtlon Weekly
John E. Schilling
Plumber & Tinner
Louisiana Street
Milam and
Crockett Streets
John Cook
John Johnson
Texas
Tvp
Pacific
Ywaaves
Fort Worth
Dallas
St. Louis
St, Louis
East
Memphis
New Orleans
Sleeping Cara
New Oleans
Pacifc
Avarest
Justice OF Peace and Notary Fablic
Milam Street
W. E. Maples
Shreveport, LA
L. M. Carter
Whitworth
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