Amos and Orion Pleiades Stars Sermon in Brooklyn Tabernacle
A DeWitt Talmage sermon imagines the Pleiades and Orion as twin heavenly guides marking God’s unchanging order. The preacher links biblical figures to the star groups, urges comfort in divine design, and casts life’s storms as part of a larger celestial order guiding believers toward heavenly rooms named after worlds.
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A Stern Rebuke in State Political War
A long scathing note from Albany Argus condemns Republican misrepresentations after a Democratic victory. It contrasts a push for honest government with attacks on Governor Hill and unity across parties. The piece blends protest rhetoric with an editorial tone on ethics and reform.
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS THE SWISS GUARD EXPLAINED
A youth friendly survey of Vatican guards describes the Swiss Guard. It notes their small number, duties as protectors of Vatican areas, and their colorful uniform of striped tunic breeches and brass helmets with white plumes.
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The Swiss Guards and Europe’s Future Vision
A collage of excerpts: Emilio Castelar on Europe's hopeful transformation including Serbia Romania Greece and the decline of empire, Walter Scott on Swiss guards and national character, and a domestic scene of Aunt Nannie planning a Thanksgiving visit to the Brownwells highlighting charity.
Court Etiquette and Court Life Described in The Free
The Free recounts The Court at St James with details on royal arrival and courtiers, noting the Queen’s central position, the order of procession, and the protocol of obeisances. It describes how ladies carry trains, the kiss of rank, and the staged etiquette that accompanies introduction to the monarch.
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