Witnesses for God in a Beat I Neb sermon by Talmage
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a long open air discourse in Beat I Neb urging that true religion converts souls comforts during trials and yields final hour composure. He cites missionaries converts and famous stories to prove religious witness and calls for listeners to testify to personal faith.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Dissusson
George Stephenson
Liverpool
Edinburgh
London
Cunard
Inman
National
Whi Star Lines
Morse
Christ
Tomas
Aodl
Madagascar
Adoniram Judson
Tharmah
Burmah
Dr. Morrison
China
Tabisi
Bengal
Georgis
New York
Havana
San Francisco
Ible
Luther
Sol
Jesus
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Weill
Raphael
Caroline K. Sherman
Chicago Post
Furtermore
Margarets
Saevar
Ee der
Shakspeare
Portia
Shakespeare
Guy
To Slov
Gossip About Gems Engraved Through Packed History
A study traces gem engraving from Horace's era to modern times. Diamond points, drills, lenses, and water globes aided artisans. notable pieces include Francis I era works, Nero portraits, Polycrates emerald ring, and royal jewel collections.
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Horace
Francis I
Matteo del Nassaro
Vienna
Jacomo da ‘Trenzo
Nero
Polycrates
Helen
Ulysses
Pythagoras
Mnesarchos
Orestes
Agameemnon
British Museum
Amenophis
Herodotus
Judea
Sorvillia
Sans Caesar
Mithridates
Cleopatra
Loiila Paulina
Cligula
Saxon-Weimar
House of Austria
Murat
Corsica
Waterloo
Around the world mail myths spur postal setback
A Bloomington Ill citizen sent a letter asking postmasters to rush it around the world. It reached San Francisco where officials cited 1880 rules and British and Hong Kong posts objections. The foreign mails office returned it noting such mail is stopped, though some went around in about eighty days before the regulation.
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Serers
Post-Ofice Department
Bloomington
Ill
San Francisco
Foreign Mails Office
N. M. Brooks
Hong Kong
Postal Union
Washington Star
Tuilleries
Napoleon
France
Republic
Detroit
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Detroit Free Press
Quotable quips from periodicals spark sharp wit and schoolyard lore
A collage of jokes and jests from diverse papers features remarks on marriage, smart women, vanity, and social mores. It includes a Bill Arp piece marveling at modern schooling, pondering child wisdom, hygiene, and natural truths, with light critiques of gender and manners.
Woman Suffrage Column Highlights in South Dakota Move
A Woman's Column surveys suffrage themes with songs and poems urging ballots for equality. It cites Melodeon chorus lines about mothers and pay equity, notes patriotic war-era rhetoric, and headlines calls for women to vote, defend rights, and join equal pay and public life.
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WOMAN
Dramshops
Goa
Ani
Cronus
Trent G. Atama
North
South
Mara
Galdere Anns
Garlin Spencer
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts
Massachuaptts
Onursrox Chant
England
Jacob Sleeper Mall
Church of the Unity
M. J. Savage
Heraphora
Commonwealth
South Dakota
Mollette
J. A. Pickler
U. & Representa
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Beatrice, Neb
Ayaint
Henry
Washington
Europe
Bethlehem
Christ and
Tieayen
Mme. Sontag
Amelia Steininger
Berlin
Queen of Song
Sontag
Murray
Princeton College
Bubastis
Herbert Spencer
Eleger
Sumterville
Fla
Withlacooche River
Abrams
Withlacooche
Popular Science Monthly
Christian At Work
Prof
Huxley
Parmer
Whittier
West Side
Aviary
Oak Knoll
Sage of Danver
Phebe
Rip van Winkle
Jos Jefferson
Mr. Whittier
N. Y
Australia
Georgia
St. Louis
Pasteur
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Clyde
Belfast
Argentine Republic
Mr. Grim
Sam Browne
Munsey's
Lady de Primress
Texas
Mrs. de Smith
Mr. de Smith
Lewisville Courier-Journal
Jason
Terre Haute Express
Bill Arp
Tam
Atlanta Constitution
the Woman's Column
Bronson Howard
Shenandous
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Madeleine
Coteen
Louisa Lawrence
Elizabeth Aspinwall
Berkenhead
Florence King
West Kensington Park
Infanta
Inventor's Gazette
New Hampshire
New England
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