Marriage Ring Sermon Urges Careful Husband Choice
A Brooklyn Tabernacle discourse in "The Marriage Ring" series advocates women delaying marriage to seek reform in a partner. It warns against marrying for reform, stresses choosing a self-disciplined, faithful man, and urges prayerful deliberation, with examples from history and religious figures.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
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Olmont
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Austias
Alter
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Yaa
Baxter
Doddridge
Jay
John Bun
Mo Wen
Philadelphia
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Ile
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Aie Raab
Florence
Heavenly Figitingale
Bard
Darling
Mary
India
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Rathcress
England
Dorothea Dix
America
Angel of Mercy
Anns
Margaret Breckenridge
Ckeburg
Mary Shelton
Cologne
New York
Paradise
Leelon
Mit
Christ
The Tables Turned Keeper Fines Minors and Saloon Keeper
A sixteen year old youth Christ Winkelman faces a one dollar fine after being accused by saloon keeper Sebastian Hendenmayer of stealing three cigars. Hendenmayer is fined ten dollars for selling liquor to a minor. Also in Kennebec Journal a Brooksville oak block hides a hair clue in an old mystery.
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Buffalo Express
Christ Winkelman
Justice King
Sebastian Hendenmayer
Christ
Henden
Kennebec (Me
Brooksville
Indeneh
Senate Scenes in Hamilton County Contests Reported
In a lengthy Senate session, Kennedy ignored rule nine as discussions on biennial sessions and taxation of loan associations arose. House debates centered on the Ohio homestead law and railroad safety measures including automatic couplers. January sessions included a preamble on senatorial expediency and a bill on school physiology content amid broader debates on public funds and wage rules.
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Hamilton County
Kennedy
Ely
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House
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Kurn
Pavey
Vallandingiam
Mr. Hale
Ohio
Sleree
Clement
Paamgchools of
Obi
Pere Tate
Trthaelles
Dutien
Emi
Houe
Fir
Littie
Bohemier
Earlswood Asylum
England
Southern Question and Senate Power Debate
Excerpts discuss Senatorial control over presidential appointments, civil service reform, and reactions to President Cleveland's patronage policy. The piece cites Chamberlain and Sherman on Southern rights, Senate influence, and the Tenure of Office Act, arguing for executive independence and caution toward Northern interference.
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Senate
Congress
Johnson
Lincoln
Chicago News
Not a hard Master did Theomay love in justice
Fragmented religious reading text reflects themes of mercy and divine justice. The speaker seeks mercy through faith and divine judgment, with scattered names and garbled phrases suggesting a historical page fragment from a religious manuscript or sermon.
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John
Theomay
Bunton
Aenes Bailyington
Church Manners Instructions for Church Etiquette in the 19th Century
A long feature offers churchgoing etiquette with guidance on seating strangers, usherage, dressing for worship, using fans, observing congregational rites, greeting attendees, and departing reverently. It includes a vignette on a revival where ten believers were converted, illustrating practical piety and daily Christian life.
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Dr. C. F. Deems
Treasury
Amusing Moral Tale From Guthrie Quotation
A fragment from Zion's Advocate recounts Mr Guthrie telling a story with a moral. A man asks a boy whom will care for a child when parents forsake him, and the boy replies the poll or others may. The piece urges parents to consider home attractions and notes police and churches may be forced to act to aid forsaken children.
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Guthrie
Johnny
Iriogue
Zion
True Religion and daily life entwined in belief
The text argues true religion is pervasive beyond sacred spaces, challenging distinctions between sacred and secular. It states that for a devout person, all aspects of life are holy, with the world itself as a temple and daily acts serving as sacraments.
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Cowper
Pops
Newton
Swift
Locke
Walpole
Gibbon
Hume
Arbuthnot
Dean Swift
Jane Watling
Eather Johnson
Vanessa
East Indies
The Colored Sexton and the Bright Side Sermon
A late nineteenth century clipping recounts an African American Baptist church scene. A wealthy member questions humility while a sexton delivers a vibrant trumpet moment of faith and praise. The anecdote contrasts humility and devotion across social lines and ends with a lively call to "Glory to the Lamb."
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Bascom
Ee Percernenes
Rascom
Chain
Bradders
Angel Gabri
Gabri
Lespin
Samar
Ebermore
Bradder Bascom
Burdette
Harper's Maga
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