Secret Place of Thunder in a Timeworn Parish Sermon
A preacher expounds that true religious power lies in the silent prayers of unseen worshippers. He narrates how a gifted reforming wave arose not from grand revivals but from a quiet old woman’s sustained intercession in the church gallery, calling that hush the secret place of thunder.
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Dre Talmage
Red Sea
Maof
Suez Canal
Ans
Samuel
Job
James
John Jaystere
Mount Bina
St. John
Patmos
Yale
Bik Mors
Jord
Baerest
Rey
Bert
Fesme
Iean
Bebbath
Sabbeth
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Father Pearson
Quincy Street
Jerael
Chasm
Cleveland Democrats at Syracuse denounce February Hill convention
New York Democrats at Syracuse on May 1 condemned the February Hill convention as a breach of democratic rights and vowed to back the Chicago nominating effort. John D. Kernan led the debate asserting the party must reflect New York voters and oppose manipulation by leaders aligned with Cleveland.
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Act-Hill
Chicago
Cleveland Democrats
New York
Syracuse
John D. Kernan
Oneida County
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Victory
Jefferson
Wansmaker
Democratic Congress
Treasury
Republcan Party
United States
Grovernd
Stalium Pers
The
Club of New York
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Topeka
Kansan
Lee
Maine
Meerschaum pipes and their makers in historical view
Meerschaum pipes origin stories trace to Koral Konates of Pesth in 1733 after Count Andrassy brought a light clay from Turkey. The material, sourced mainly in Kaffa Crimea, white and porous, hardens in the air and yields a brown patina with use. Trade tied to Austrian and German factories, with modern pipes now carved in the United States and cheaper clay alternatives available.
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Pesth
Hungary
Koral Konates
Andrassy
Turkey
Koral
Museum of
Sam
Austria
Germany
Providence Journal
Vital vitality puzzles the aged and the strong
In a contemplation of life extension and endurance the article questions why two men of similar intellect and build, the Duke of Devonshire and Mr Gladstone, show starkly different vitality. It ponders heredity, temperament, and unseen bodily factors that sustain or fail life across families and individuals.
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Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Gladstone
Duke of Ironshire
Stone
Penriths
London Spectator
How Gloves Are Made In Early Times And Current Factories
The article traces glove making from ancient customs of possession by dropping a glove to modern factory methods. It details skin preparation, tanning like processes, nourishing baths, dyeing, and drying, with references to Gloversville and other U.S. centers. It notes varieties of skins, material quality, and the evolving style from one to thirty button gloves. It also mentions the role of wives in inspection and historical notes on glove production and labor.
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William Thomson
John Herschel
Secchi
Sporer
M. Pouillet
C. M. Recquerel
Prof
Langley
M. Saint Claire Deville
Bunsen
Debray
Robert Ball
Prof. Young
Gentlemen’s Magazine
Wome
Europe
Vladimir
Russia
Servia
Betsy Bariatinsky
St. Petersburg
X. Y. Recorder
New England
Powet Gloversville
N. Y
Johnstown
Jersey Heights
N.J
Littleton
N. H
Napa
Cal
United States
New York State
Paris
Boston Herald
Mixed Fragments and Humorous Snippets in Drake's Magazine
A collage of jokes, anecdotes, and clipped dialogues from Drake's Magazine and similar periodical humor. Included are quips about students, a surgeon’s care, a watchman, a lobster dealer's market notes, and social scenes. The text blends light satire with casual conversation and stray captions.
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Chicago Mail
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Detroit Free Press
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