Gospel of Health sermon on body and spirit by Rev Tal mage
The sermon argues health rests in the harmony of body and soul, urging Christian physicians to treat both. It cites historical figures from Cowper to Solomon and Prometheus, warning against dissipation and urging youthful restraint to prevent liver and bodily decline, while praising late-life reform.
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William Cow
Diack Bile
Blutcher
St. Louis
Jersey City
Cary
Earth
Heaven
Be Tahnage
Dro Brook Tabernacle
Runkard
Jer
Bertine
Harvey
Christ
Skillman
Aur
Gayre
Mayo
Cupenter
Cupper
Solomon
Chad
Long Island Medical College
Seball Christian
Solomon Ki
David
Antietam
Jeremiah
Hippocrates
Alexander Cruden
Frederick
Frelingbayeen
New Jersey
Christian Church
American
Washington
Newark
Satan
Ike Davil
Cowper
Henry VII
Wim
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Lord
God
Emmanuel
Michigan
Despond
Baxter
Wadertaker
Promised Land
Bf Consan
Stephen A Douglas
Joseph H. Jones
Philadelphia
West
Mincio
Sardini
Dainties
Prometheus
Serentes
London Times
Edward
Payson
The Shrewd Tactician in Public and Private Life
A sketch of Frank Smoothbaw, a master of tact who advances by pleasing others and never forgetting a name. His charm and deft speech make him seem selfless while lifting his own career, leaving rivals behind as he stays ever onward and upward. Boston Transcript.
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Frank Smoothbaw
Faw
Smoothbaw
George Calman
Ferguson
Boston Transcript
Jenny Lind Career Shaped by Stage and Court Fame
The article recounts Jenny Lind born Stockholm 1821 rising from humble roots to Conservatory training, early opera fame as Agatha in Der Freischutz, studies with Garcia in Paris, debut in Berlin and London, major 1848 Elijah performance, Barnum tour earnings, marriage to Otto Goldschmidt in 1852, and later life in Wiesbaden and London including founding the Bach Choir with her husband. It notes her romantic marriage history with a German musician, and highlights her enduring public esteem and charitable work.
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NY Lind
Johany Lind
Stockholm
Conservatory of
Cresios Aml Berg
Conservatory
Adulph
Frederick Lindblad
Jenny Lind
Agatha
Garcia
Paris
Berlin
Meyerbeer
Vienna
London
England
Elijah
P. T. Barnum
America
United States
British Provinces
Mexico
West Indies
New York
Boston
Otto Goldschmidt
Madame Goldschmidt
Europe
Dresden
Briunish Academy of Music
Wiesbaden
Bach Choir
Julias Benedict
Julius
Chicago
Inter Ocean
The Weight of a Fly and Odd Journal Snippets
A curious note explains how James Spencer measures the weight of flies on patent fly paper. Twenty one sheets total 336 square inches, carrying about 141,120 flies weighing 44 ounces. Each fly weighs roughly 0.31 grains, a playful calculation from papery fly accumulations. The rest compiles brief items from distillation of wood to marital quips and a perky Texas clipping about a left handed child.
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James Spencer
Spencer
Chattanooga
Tenn
SULTAN S LIFETIME FEARS SHAPED BY palace FORTRESS
In Constantinople the Sultan of Yildis-Kiosk rarely leaves the palace fortress amid a web of spies and distrust. He fears assassination, demands strict security, and has a new mosque built to avoid public exposure. Fireworks and drills are banned. messengers are scarce, and post is suspended after insult letters. The public submits to guarded life while hoping for loyalty from those around him. Zelearam.
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Bosporus
Abdul Hamid
Palwea
Constantinople
Zelearam
Sabbath Morning Worship and Moral Thought in a Congregational Page
The piece blends religious worship imagery with a moral sermon on daily character change. It cites scripture, praises the Sabbath, and invites self-examination about moral progress, asserting that life moves toward either moral brightness or despair. It discusses habits, daily drift, and the need for preparation for an eternal hereafter. It also mentions a defense of scriptural harmony and a call for patient study.
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Young
Abin
God
Seaside plan urged for better reading by parents and church
A Baptist teacher advocates abundant high quality literature for youth, urging parents and the church to provide the best religious, literary, and scientific works of travel biography and history. He calls pastors superintendents and teachers to actively promote reading, hoping to foster purer taste and nobler character.
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Parenta
Deak
Cheerful Old Age Adorns Life’s Crown
A Zion's Herald reflection on aging notes that cheerfulness outshines peevishness in old age. Alexander Knox praises Weil rey's longevity as a source of life and serenity, urging the aged Christian to seek sunshine of the heart through faith and prayer with the Saviour.
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Wearey
Alexander Knox
Mr. Knox
Zion's Herald
Wise Sayings From Faith and Duty
A compact collection of aphorisms urging optimism and discipline. Notable lines urge looking on the bright side, resisting temptation, embracing aging with grace, and trusting God for guidance and rest. The passages warn against idle moments and chasing trifles over serious concerns, stressing noble living.
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Dr. Johnson
Friswett
Maclaren
A. D. T. Whitney
Farrar
Presbyteria
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Amerfey
Majtanssun
Cambridge University
Claus Spreckels
Germany
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Great Britain
Midland
Victoria
Graham Berry
South Pole
French Academy of Scences
A. H. Sayee
Associatiation For the Advancement of Science
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Wales
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George
Wn. Y. Sun
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Omaha Herald
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