My Second Day in Palestine From Joppa to Jerusalem
Rev. Talmage narrates his Palestine journey with vivid scenes from Joppa to Jerusalem. He blends biblical history with travel notes, describing landscapes, towns, and key places while reflecting on faith, prophecy, and the impending sight of the holy city.
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Holy Land
Davids
Goliath
Jerusalem
Palestine
Mediterranean
Ephraim
Jada
Pelion
Monte- Bore
Rothschild
Holy Lond
Joppa
Nazareth
Gallilee
Russia
Messia
Paleatinas
Plain of Sharon
Henao Howe
Polom
Ramleh
Samuel
Christ
Sharon
Ono
David
Brooklyn
New York
London
Rojan
Sheba
Richard Ceor de Lion
Solomon
Exsekiel
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Saladin
Mount Zion
Mount Moriah
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Gethsemane
Golgoths
Holy Sepulcher
Jernasslem
Zion
Isaish
Patmos
Heavenly City
Perkock
Dave
Courage in Life and Lessons on Patience
A fragment from a column discussing patience as a Christian virtue. It cites Hannah Moore and Thomas a Kempis on enduring petty evils and vexations, noting self denial through daily tasks as antidote to temptation. It credits Cumberland Presbyterian and Good Heart as sources for reflections on virtue and integrity.
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Hannah Moore
Thomas A’ Kempis
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Piggery Build Costs and New Farm Tools Described
The article details a piggery with a 20 by 40 foot main area plus 7 by 9 foot pens, built on chestnut posts and featuring slanted floors and oak troughs. It notes a total cost of 315.28 dollars, excluding paint and trough lumber, and references figures and plans from Ohio Farmer. It also mentions a French feed basket device and a batter table design shown at European shows, plus cider aging methods including late autumn production and scalding to control fermentation.
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The Picnic Name Origin and Odd Ad Copy
The piece explains picnic derives from pick and nick in 1802 and notes the origin of the term as an 19th century institution. It weaves in scattered ad copy and miscellaneous remarks about cures and products. The section ends with a reflective aside on human peculiarities in progress and language.
Lost health promise from run-down building advert
A fragmentary notice touts a so called Favorite Prescription by Dr Piero claiming health benefits. It hints at irregularities and concerns about overwork and women’s health, noting absence of alcohol and implying a proved faith by makers.
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Piero
Hen Perversity: Age Thirty and the Hen's Strike
An exchange notes the hen reaches thirty years and her perversity. It mocks half baked agricultural advice from city experts and shows hens laboring for low wages when eggs sell for six cents a dozen, then striking when prices fall to four bits a dozen. The piece paints a caricature of hens and the farming economy.
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