Mighty Hunters Gospel Arrow in the Brooklyn sermon
Rev Dr DeWitt Talmage urges spiritual hunting as a Christian duty. He compares evangelism to archery, calling believers to personal consecration, courage, and active outreach, challenging church members to seek the unsought souls, attack social sins, and wield the gospel arrow to save many.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Pollus
Diomedes
Nimrod
An- Tor
Tan
Jesus Christ
Christ
Aren
Truman Osborne
Mr. Talmage
DeWitt
Tro
Gian Osborne
Agincourt
Solway Moss
Ne Ville’s Cross
Paul
Felix
Luther
Earl of Pembroke
India
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Theo
Gore Parker
Renan
Reliev
London
Huxleys
Spencera
Divine Guided Faith and Hunters For Immortal Souls
A long devotional piece discusses following divine guidance along a mysterious path and the duty of Christians to actively lead others to faith. It uses hunting imagery to urge persistent spiritual effort and personal influence, noting every action and word can guide others toward the church and heaven. It ends with a reflection on appreciating nature if one remains open and attentive.
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Pennsylvania
Raquette Lake
Adirondacks
California
Plains
Christ
Tract Distributor
Ledermerhorn Street
Toome
Saranac
Big Tuppee
Huntara
Brooklyn
Earth
Hell
Ugrest Niagara
Roland
Thyatira
Corinth
Laodicea
Damos
Kaya
du Chaillu
Livingstone
Church of God
Heidelberg
Germany
Lucknow
India
Thorvaldsen
Beak
Hasud Wittler
Mirthridates
Domitian
S. S
Spring
Household Hints on Cleaning and Care for Domestic Tasks
Useful domestic tips on stain removal and polishing including kerosene use to prevent sticking, oxalic acid for brass, hot soda for tin ware, brick dust for knives, magnesia for silk, gradual iron heating, scouring paint with hot soda, chalk for dampened spots, turpentine soak for paint removal, Javelle water for laundry, ammonia for cleaning, and soda water for lamp burners. cautions on soap causing yellowing and borax as odor alternative.
A Boston Opera Date Ends With a Broken Heart
In Portchester Square Mr. Doolittle invites Elizabeth Bradish to Patti’s opera but Elizabeth’s Aunt Miranda claims she cannot go and Elizabeth stays behind. Doolittle follows, furious, to Boston Theater daydreaming of a proposal, only to learn Elizabeth is not going and the faux romance collapses amid neighborly laughter.
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Elizabeth
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Miss Bradish
Gentlerman
Tar
Lizabeth
Lisabeth
Anyopera
Mirandy
Kennebunk
Miranda
Doole
Boston Herald
Sabbath Contention and Public Travel in Massachusetts
A religious feature urges stronger sabbath observance amid a report by Hon. Carroll D. Wright showing Sunday labor in rail and public services. The piece argues the root cause is personal convenience, calling for church-led public enlightenment to restore sacred rest.
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Carroll D. Wright
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Massachusetts
Boston
Rum Sanday
Great Britain
Congress of British Trades Unions
Pablo
Bath
George 8. Mott
D. Ae
Christian Statesman
The Steps of a Gown Man and The Wicked Prosperity
Envisioned as a moral exhortation from Baptist Weekly, the piece hammers against envy of the wealthy and the wicked. It cites David and Psalms to argue that true happiness lies in godliness, honesty, and virtue rather than riches. It warns that wealth pursued by crime is fleeting and punishment lingers.
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David Bell
Rial Prosperity
Alan
Baptist Werkly
One's Self and the Power of Personal Identity
An essay urges that personal identity is a divine gift and the core of being and doing. It argues one should protect one’s own personality while recognizing fulfillment comes from selfless service to others, even to the point of losing oneself in another’s needs.
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Laneous
United States
John
Sam
Massachusetts
Harper's Bazar
Hopkinsville
Bordeaux
Brazil
Arkansaw
Mamma
Drake
Traveler's Magazine
Virginia
Louisa County
Chico
Cal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Choice Extracts Reflect Moral Advice and Quotation Fragments
A compilation of short aphorisms and quotes from Ruskin Carey Tyndall Broadus Colby Emerson and others. The fragments touch on character faith duty and fidelity urging thoughtful living and adherence to conscience across religious and ethical lines. The piece echoes 19th century moral discourse and emphasizes inner resolve and principled conduct.
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Pliceman
John A Broadus
Humphrey
H. £. Colby
Emerson
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