The Wife's Duty to Husbands in Talmage Sermon
Rev Talmage exhorts wives to support husbands, manage home affairs, and maintain forbearance amid life stresses. Abigail of Biblical tale cited as model. warns against public airing of domestic faults and urges devout, educated companionship, with wives guiding husbands toward Heaven.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
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Argos
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Slater
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Amoy
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Meyerbeer
Robert le
Pat
Mount Sinai
Eaithly
Nemo
Kingdom of God
Elss
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Adam and Eve
Abraham
Sarah
Lapidoth
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Zacharias
Elisabeth
Joseph
Mary
Mlle
Rose
Paris Cor
Felicien David
Rose Gailon
Petre Bo
Pennybunk Way
Pennybunker
Gus
Gus de Smith
Texas
A Reform Year and Civil Service Clash Across Parties
A survey of President Cleveland's first year highlights reform aims versus entrenched interests. Monied combines and railway, telephony, and subsidy interests unite to oppose reform. Blaine's faction grows in influence as Republican leaders press for political advantage amid cabinet tensions and public scrutiny.
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Ener
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John H. Schneider
W. W. Armatrong
James Burnett
Cincinnati
B. Ehrman
Chas. A. Miller
Kimper
Baries Mussel
Columbus
D. K. Watson
John H. Hermann
T J. Duncan
N. A Lima
Iedo—H. Walbritze
E. W. Molorton
C. F. Curtiss
James M. Brown
Sleveland
Democratic Party
Etna
Comenew
Democracy
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Gould
New York
Jay Gould
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Blaine
Republican Party
Washington
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Chicago
St. Louis
James G. Blaine
Formh- Service
Union
Orange
Staaian
Wadeoetend
Sreysper
Stoe
Mr. Ingalls
Chicago News
Brain power and the path to achievement in life
In a Georgia State Medical Association address Dr Searcy argues that success hinges on vigorous brain and nervous system health. He notes the need to study how brain capacity grows and declines, and that true distinction requires learning, verifying, deducing, and persistent execution backed by common sense and balanced faculties.
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Georgia State Medical Association
Searcy
The Right Time Warns Against Harsh Speech
A Baptist Weekly meditation urges patience in speech and timing. It warns that rushing words can cause lasting hurt, urging readers to comfort spouses, avoid sharp reproaches, and pause before criticizing. The message emphasizes restraint and the world’s fragility in small moments.
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Baptist Weekly
Courageous Garfield tale from canal days told by veteran officer
An anecdote recounts James A. Garfield’s physical boldness during his canal era. A retired officer recalls Garfield riding a ship crew and risking a long twelve mile trip to duel a bragging village boy, then returning with striking black eyes and a fierce resolve. The piece also notes a remark about Mexican schooling.
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