The Armor of God Sermon to Young Christians by Talmage
Meg DeWitt Talmage preaches a vigorous sermon to young believers on donning the armor of God. He urges pursuit of high Christian aims, prudent associations, active service, and persistent prayer and Bible study to endure spiritual battles and reach lasting victory.
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Evasive Utterances Attack Republican Platform
The piece condemns the Republican platform as evasive and insincere, noting abstention from mentioning McKinley bill details while stressing protection and reciprocity. It argues moral perception toppled leaders Quay and Platt in Pennsylvania and cites Blaine’s defeats to illustrate how public ethics shaped political outcomes.
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Republican Preaching at Minneapolis Demands Gold and Silver as Money
A Minneapolis convention plank calls for using both gold and silver as money and for laws to secure parity between the metals. The piece argues Republicans must explain how they will maintain parity better than the Sherman act, and notes the public debate over free coinage and tariff effects as the 1890s politics unfold.
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Controversy Over Harrison Nomination at Minneapolis Convention
Multiple editorials criticize the Minneapolis convention for Harrison’s nomination strategy. Comments accuse Blaine supporters, Morton opposition, and Reid as a mixed bag for the ticket, arguing party unity hinges on tradition, leadership, and electoral strength amid factional maneuvering.
Pungent Paragraphs and Snappy Quotes Across Papers
A collage of quips and snippets from late nineteenth century newspapers. Jests about lawyers pilots authors and social manners mix with brief dialogues and wry observations. Notable lines reference physicians amusements and ambitions.
Brutal cattle slaughter sparks outrage at Oklahoma ration day
Eye witness to Darlington agency slaughter describes Indians branding and killing fifty three gaunt cattle for Cheyenne and Arapaho, the crowd feeding on raw meat and tongues. A US lieutenant laments the suffering as babies and elders partake, while wolves-like frenzy follows the brutal harvest. Nearby, editorials urge cooperative creameries helping unemployed women find practical, money-earning work in farms.
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Chicago Herald
A New York Fashion Letter Writer Who Helped Women
A New York newspaper worker profile praises Jenny June as dean of the fashion letters guild and lauds Mrs. Croly for guiding women in dress and journalism. It highlights Croly’s five plus years in journalism, her influential fashion writing, and her generous help to young women and aspiring writers.
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Trusty Bear Guards Sheep In Moonlit Battle
A Pennsylvania farmer’s tame big bear Tom frees a wild bear from his chained pen, fights over a stolen sheep, and ultimately kills the intruder with an ax. The scene unfolds by night as the farmer watches from the house.
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Women in the Law Surges Despite Barriers Across Nations
The article traces the rise of women in law, noting firms and societies increasingly accept female lawyers. It highlights early pioneers like Mrs Bradwell and Catherine Waite, compares such progress to other professions, and cites England and America as examples where women have pushed beyond traditional roles despite male opposition.
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Women as Type Setters Pay Your Own Fare
A fragmented 19th century discussion contrasts European and American habits of paying fares. It cites women type setters as a viable but challenging trade, noting the need for dedication, time, and resilience. The piece references various women’s groups, examples of female professionals, and opinions on women’s labor duties in the modern economy.
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