New Song of Heaven Promises Glories for Believers
The sermon speaks of a celestial anthem, a "new song," celebrating past deliverances and future triumphs. Rev T DeWitt Talmage contrasts earthly music with heavenly praise, envisioning choirs of saints from all nations, ages, and worlds joining in an eternal, universal worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage
Periber
Yorktown
Smithfield
Wifi
Israel
Red Sea
David
Gifls
Earth
Heaven
Habakkuk
T. DeWitt Talmage
Europe
America
Exeter Hall
London
Jmfmb
Berlin
Banda of Music
Duswaldort
American
John
Mendelssohn
Charles Weasley
Cowper
Mozart
Emily
Christ
Wight
Obins
India
Bornio
Switzerland
Italy
Gosia
Russia
France
England
Abel
Christendom
Pearly Gate
Jesus
Rome
Venice
New Jerusalem
Niagara Falls
South
Richmond
Charleston
Ethiopia
Darknes
Tts
Africa
Wong
Batheri
Fun in the Alps and a Scientific Lightning Note
A humorous Alpine descent with Austrian tourists using an improvised seat slide down a snowy slope described in La Suisse Inconnue. The piece also offers reflections on lightning physics, noting the eye sees a flash before the brain, the rarity of fatalities, and how nerves can be shocked during storms, with moral reflections on faith and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Tissot
la Suisse
Switzerland
Alps
Gazette
Fire making across cultures and Cambridge lore
A fragmented 19th century essay discusses ancient and foreign methods of kindling fire from turning sticks to bamboo tinder and matches. It weaves tales of university life at Cambridge and a wild romance, linking practical firecraft to social rules and exotic practices from Dyaks to Eskimo and Amoy traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englog
Ossorg
Cambridge
Cam
Bridge
England
Cambridge University
Ig Syapereyig
Bensfac
Leeeewe
Frank Brown
Bormada
Fannie
Lionwood
Dyaks Brown
Yorkshire
Borneo
Brown
York
Gene Burton
Catton
Dyaks
Burmness
Barton
Cochin China
W. T. Hornaday
Burton
Ternate
Malaya
Banda
Aleutians
Alaska
Dipwas
Tras
Esquimannee
Jean Museum
Asyat
Molhen
Awe Hough
Popular Science
Catering to bachelors and the money behind them
A New York paper notes shops and clubs rising for bachelors as their income grows. It discusses lawyers incomes, noting many earn from ten to fifty thousand dollars annually, while the bulk of attorneys remain modest earners. The piece also mentions wealthy bachelors shaping housing and social options, and cites a Knight of the Garter pin as an emblem of status. It closes with a railroad earnings comparison between Prussia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Joma
Law Journal
America
James H. Drake
England
Drake
Duke of Sutherland
Mr. Drake
St Paul Pioneer Press
Tokom
Paiot
Hoveo-Building
Ep Prentice
Science notes and odd inventions collection
A wide sampler of science items reports about 2000 new insect species found yearly, lunar influence on cloudiness, marble molding via a new fluid process, and a camera that photographs rapidly rotating sensitive plates. It notes an American plant ordering 20,000 freight cars, a Siberian claim for egg oil to boost explosives, and a Utrecht professor’s brain timing finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers
Pennsylvania
Cal. Zilimboff
Siberia
Donder
Utrecht
F. A. Swinden
Brownwood
Tex
Tampa
Fis
H. N. Warren
Scientific American
Mall
Brockton
Mass
Electric Power Company
Chatge
Sun
J. W. Fewkes
Hoth
Alex
Nevada
Ature
Home as a woman's enduring center in society
Adated essay argues the home remains a woman's central sphere, though real life strains the ideal. It discusses the burden of housework, servants, and childrearing, the longing for independence, and the contrast with boarding houses. It cites women’s education, domestic roles, and evolving rights in society.
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Heavenly
Heavenly Landa
Pca
Gum
Eujyy
Ono van
Raltroasda
Railway Gazette
Science and Industry
Sarelta
Sang Malden
Krafft Ebing
Court of Justice
Sandor Vay
Count Vay
Cutor
Sarolta Way
Sarolta
Hungary
Buila-Pesth
London Daily News
Julius
Darky
Kurnel
Millyon Patch
Kurnel Johnson
Ami
Home Journal
Len
T. W. Higginson
Harper's
Sho
Thomas
Bel
Otto
Sara Winthrop Smith
Ohio
R. A W. 8A
Chia Itina Fal
Glass
Nua
Nancmsa Weire Hineer
Astoria
Ore
Frances Willard
Harker
South Dakota
Shelbyville
Georgia
Supreme Court of the State
Red
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