Rev Dr Talmage on Exile of Christ in World as Patmos
The sermon portrays Jesus as an imperial exile, leaving heaven for a barren world. It frames Christ’s earthly suffering, homesickness, and crucifixion as central to salvation, urging unity with exiles across nations and histories.
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Frand
Benoh
Gonoh
Hplit
Bethlelem
Whitport
Angela
Abraham
Horang
John
Mphesis
Kosciusko
Poland
Morant
Rome
Emmot
Ireland
Victor Hugo
Pranes
Konsuth
Bung
Hobevenn Boatier
Lantero
Earth
Heaven
Christ
OM Atars
Vushti
Alimuorus
David
Absilom
Anges
Joshua
Romeo
Henrys
England
Louis of
Franck
Mora PoPulKe
Chirist
Napoleon
St Helena
Asia
Hollland
America
France
Germany
Turkey
Russia
Franca
Herod
Thas Iscariot
Geatna
Hiahead
Diatanao
Yan Alway
Hulanon Ely
Gome
Wenrinss
Ghris
Bethishem
Laks Galiles
Olirlat
Hinmaus
Kedron
Temple
Olivet
Subrish
Ginser
Constantis
Hawthorns
Col
Lector
Salem
Ifa
Bearlot Detter
Ens Hativity
Boony
Scotland
Kirk
Greyfriara
Arma
Robert’ Brucs
Campbells
Cochrane
Thia
Bcotah
Haymarket
Oxford
Ridley
Latimer
George Wahkefield
Charles Wealey
John Bunyan
Celestial City
Procosalon
Channel
Copa Clear
Irish Sea
Atlantic
Goldsmith
Sheridan
O'Connell
Edmund Durke
O'Brien
vAnother
Iriah
Buthor
Italy
Garibaldi
Toe
John Cplvin
Yazoo
Bavannah
Kennobas
Green Mountains
Tablelands
Hoayana
Christiana
Conqueror
Pearlinayis
World’s oddities and feats from a forgotten column
A jumble of curious claims and tall tales spans Bengal Canal’s length, mighty seniors in San Francisco and Providence, oversized weights, old poems, tobacco farming in North Carolina, a Georgia cigar push, a university library theft, giant families in Kentucky, a deer in Maine, mine shaft deaths in Michigan, Maine’s tallest man, a six foot six Indian skeleton, and other remarkable but dubious notes from a bygone era.
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Bengal Canal
San Francisco
du" Queene
Stephen Andrews
Providence
Young Old
Portsmouth
John
Cunningham
North Carolins
W. G
Hunt
Rochester
Woldier
Bryant
University of Missouri
Ho Han
Noz
Avory
Bristol
Maine
William Beesley
Houghton
Miah
W. Hy Kelly
Phillips
Lool Cornet Band
Shelbyville
Ind
Dyspeptic Oranges Described As Tree Illness Cure Noted
A Florida orange tree disease is described as caused by overfeeding and excessive nitrogen. The plant shows dark green foliage, resin on fruit, split rinds, and dying twig tips. Cure is to withhold fertilizer, though severe cases with gum pockets have limited remedies.
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Lng
Florida
Department of Agricultural City
Kaonsna Cite Journal
A Butcher Boy's Rise to Archbishop of Canterbury
The narrative recalls Thomas Wolsey, son of an Ipswich butcher, rising from modest origins to become archbishop and holder of multiple sees. It notes his 1514 appointment to Lincoln, 1515 to York, then administration of Bath and Wells and St. Albans, and later bishoprics of Durham and Winchester, with revenues rivaling the king. It also mentions Canterbury archbishops George Abbot, Gilbert Sheldon, and John Moors with humble beginnings.
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Butcher
Cnanterbury
Thomas Woolsey
Ipswich
Lincoln
York
Bath and Wells
St. Albans
Durham
Winchester
Canterbury
George’ ‘Abbot
Gilbert Bheldon
John Moory
Selatio Rheumatism and Its Care From the Gazette
A Burlington Gazette report recounts Mr. Tabor secretary and director at Commercial Printing Co. who nearly died from a severe rheumatism attack. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after eight weeks of treatment, noting rapid improvement and renewed strength.
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Selatio
Gazette
Burtington
Mr. Tabor
Gasette King
Mx. Tabor
Commercial Printing Company
Baasut Strogt
Burlington
A. Gaze
Williama
Mr. Hanry
Mrs Goold's Gratitude for Vegetable Compound Aid
From cities towns and hamlets readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief after childbirth. A Wisconsin mother describes months of weakness back pain and leucorrhea followed by strength restored after four bottles. The letter urges women to take the remedy before and after birth to withstand the birth shock.
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Pinkham
Goorn
Oregon
Wis
Population ranks of world cities in 1920 census
Dimer L Cortell, noted rail official, estimates the 1920 census will show London with about 8.52 million people, New York around 8.19 million, Berlin near 8.50 million, Chicago roughly 8.21 million, Philadelphia about 9.00 million, and other major cities like Potsdam and New York noted, reflecting a global population ranking for leading cities.
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Dimer L. Cortell
Exico
Greater London
Greater
New York
Yies
Berlin
Weesee
Chicago
Seae Ogees
Potereburg
Norle Recorder
Fragmented quotes and odd notices from papers
A garbled collection of overheard remarks and vendor pitches. Bits mention an Allegheny Indy and a Pittsburg friend, a trip to Philadelphia, a spring country visit, a playful restaurant exchange about bills, and various product claims from a tonic called Parkers Ginger Tanio with dubious health promises.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Talwaya
Pitteburg
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Seltias Exes
Atari Pa
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Haran Ga
California Mg Syrup Co
Filio Claimatine Bouvénie Rock
Alabartine CO
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alabama Experiment Station
Augusta
J. E. Padgett
Broad Street
Jeni
Wdret
Jring Gorany
Lebanon
Ohio
Ius
Va RD
Annie T. Risley
Bouth Goth
Phildelphiny
Hlaley
Slacco
Tipans Chemical Company
Planter's Cavol
NEW Spencer Medicine CO
Chattanoniuay Denn
Aganis
HA Tennsoe
Mall
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TAM
Beurren Dow Coys
Woolley, Atiants
Myows Cyrvanival Co
Baltimore
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