The Healing Art of Jesus the Surgeon
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage extols Christ as divine surgeon guiding miraculous cures. He recalls the blind, deaf and crippled regaining sight and movement, contrasts human medical limits, and urges faith in Jesus as ultimate healer who worked without fee. The sermon treats healing as spiritual and bodily restoration in a period voice.
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Delive Roy
T. DeWitt Talmage
Academy of Music
Re . Ramely
Archagethus
Iire
Ekron
Epidauros
Ponde
Herophilus
Jesus of Nazareth
Ravel
Leroy
France
Mathy Cooper
Aberneithy
Britain
Valentine Mott
Willam Parker
Samuel Dwain
America
Asa
Neburae
Parre
Hickman
Warner
Jackson
Teir
Basheesh
Mandrake
Jesus Christ
Christ
Dickens Mothers and Charm From Harper's Bazar Fragments
A long fragment discusses Dickens mothers across his novels, noting weak or detestable figures, and cites a critic’s challenge about admirable maternal figures. It then shifts to a piece on charm in women, arguing charm is a deep, indefinable quality beyond beauty or wit, illustrated by historical and literary examples. It ends with practical shoe fitting tips for children from the New York Journal and a German exchange joke about ruins and tourism in Texas Sittings.
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Stanaport
Case Waa
Jerusalem
Sete
Christ
Ron
Calcutta
Nourmahal
London Globe
Susie
Maranon
Ucayale
Amazon River
Mamma
Africa
Asia
N. Y
Prague
New England Women’s Club
Politics
Centilian Club
Woman's Press Association
Champlain
Richelieu
W. H. H. Murray
Lake Champlain
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Panama
Tropics
Europe
Acadia
Saguenay
Charles Dickns
Charles Dickens
David Id
George
Herbert
Garland
Kit
Jiniwin
Gradgrind
Bounderby
Dorrit
Clennam
Merdle
Gowanly
Meagles
Wilter
Nicholas Nickleby
Nickleby
Kenwigs
Bqueers
Alice
Brown
Pollie Toodles
Martin Chuzzlewit
Gracchi
Barnaby Rudge
Warden
Rudge
David Copperfield
David
Mra Micawber
Mra. Créakle
Eve
Miriam
Ruth
Sheba
Jezebel
Elijah
Sappho
Cleopatra
Beatrice
Rosalind
Mary
Scotland
Elizabeth
England
Sons of God
Benilding
Harper’s Bazar
Woman's Rights and Education Policy Merge in Reform Dialogue
The piece surveys a blend of women’s suffrage advocacy and calls for liberal education to broaden women’s professional opportunities. It cites crises of labor, quotes Mrs. J. Higgins, and notes movements toward physician roles, law, teaching, and public office with emphasis on self-support and national progress. The discussion spans social change, suffrage, and improved schooling as engines for equal participation.
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J. £. Higgins
Im Brook
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Malchus
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Galilee
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Aball Ieee
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Philadelphia
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Elysian Fields
Jericho
Heaven
Paul
N.¥. Independent
Dickens
Texas
the Woman's Column
M._ Krout
Chicago
At ‘H
Our Republic
Republic
Greece
Hanan
Dawnssane
Adelaide Cairoli
Italy
Tur
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Barstow
Eldie Wey
Ford
Rachel Foster Avary
National-American Women Suffrage Association
United States
House Judiciary Committee
New Jersey
Kanasa
Hig
Kansas
Japan
Tremendous Meaimvar Wageay
Elieg B. Dietrich
Invo
Aristotle
Edwin Arnold
Loadom
Telegraph
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