Homely gospel on home as character and heaven
A Rev Dr Talmage sermon extols home as character formation and a prelude to heaven. It contrasts public politeness with private temper, urges prayerful family life, and uses biblical and historical allusions to stress home as refuge, school, and fortress guiding children toward virtue and faith.
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Luther
Worms
Paul
Apostle
Petar S
Bambla
Paina
Felix Trombla
Ips
Audubon
Great
Ornithologicat
Toll
Eshpante
Philadelphia
Posix
Amerion
United States
Natonal Road
Mexico
Ayer Andanon
Evontide
Walang
Bugle
Gansta
Torn Siila
Hutk Aleak
Narrows
Billy
Christian Meath
Phlnalplé
Statendhure
Asia
Atrion
Chiara
Halle
Talla
Panitentiarion
Abraham
Janno
Walla
Tintoretto
Adarkhoma
Paroiia
iMatory
Light
John
Ephegup
Kosciusko
Poland
Army draft totals show 10 million ready for duty nationwide
A report by the Adjutant General lays before Congress detailing 10,024,684 men unorganized and available for military duty in the United States excluding territories, with 18,119,785 in the armed forces mainly in infantry. The figures enumerate by state and note New York State totals and other state allocations.
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United States
Congress
Oan
Stites
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Athels
Indian
Jows
Kansas
Kentucky
Doulalans
Mains
Mary and
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jarney
New York
North Oaroling
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ithado
South Caroling
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West
Wisconsh
Wyoming
Arizona
Mexico
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
New York State
Mausaohu Bus
Mulino
New Hampshire
Arigina
New Muxico
Oklo~homs
Monetary circulation rises in January totals
Treasury monthly statement shows January 1 circulation at 825.05 per person with a national total of 1 605 977 688 dollars, up 76 257 081 dollars since February 1, 1898. Gold coin in Treasury rose 9 401 765 dollars while gold reserve fell 2 278 026 dollars in January.
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United States
Treasury Department
Labor Shortages Drive Abductions in Japanese Mills
Reports from the China-Japanese war era describe acute labor shortages in Japan. Mills, desperate for workers, allegedly abduct operatives and guard them within factory premises. One Hiozo plant housed nearly 2000 workers and barred outsiders from entering or leaving. Police efforts to halt abductions reportedly failed.
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Japan
American Volunteers to Become Ministers
The commissioned officers of the Volunteers of America will be vested with powers ordinarily conferred upon ministers of the Gospel. Officers will be ordained at once and authorized to solemnize matrimony baptize infants and administer the sacraments.
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The
Volunteers of America
Bullington South
Len
Art Wilbbs
Terrapin Prices Rise to Seventy Dollars a Dozen
Maryland seafood market reports terrapin now selling at 70 dollars per dozen. Prices reflect steady demand. traders note limited supply from local fisheries as buyers seek steady supply for holiday meals.
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Maryland
Meteorite near Orocon astonishes Oregon painter
Painter Ben Hall of Albind, Oregon witnessed a meteor flash across the sky after 10:30 PM, its fiery trail and a lump of soft, claylike meteorite splashing into a Bellwood Rodny corner yard. He and others recovered a three-pound irregular lump, pale gray and about nine by four inches, emitting a strong odor when moved.
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Ben Hall
Albind
Oregon
Joseph Turner
Hall
Bellwood
Rodney Tye
Henveny
Rodney
Russell Aves
Tee
Warner
Rodney Ayes
Turner
Mitch
Portland
Yonkers Statesman Clashes Over Sunlit Drinking Accusation
A Yonkers Statesman brief reports a neighborly dispute about public drinking in sunlight. The item notes tensions between residents as they discuss alleged intoxication and behavior in a shared outdoor space.
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Sisoft
Yonkers Statesman
Decade of Audny Miss Ash Endorses Williams Pink Pills
A Syracuse reader testifies to ten years of severe inflammatory rheumatism eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She recalls bed confinement, pain on slightest touch, and near-total recovery after two dozen boxes, with corroboration from local ministers. The notice promotes the pills as a blood and nerve tonic and cites availability.
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Standard
Syracuse
N. Y
Rownmond Ash
Ash
Mantins Street
Hyradupa
Dr. Williams
Magnus Slater
Sipaouss
N.Y
Fey
Crimpbell
Willums
Palaeon
Wililitma
Sam
Rey
Campbell
Hastings
Scriver
Bupur
Pipes In Japan. To smoke in Japan Is
A fragmentary portrait describes a maiden handling pipes and a box of sand. She inspects a bamboo stem and metal-tipped mouthpiece, then prepares another pipe and inhales a long draught. The scene unfolds slowly with laughter as the activity continues.
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Japan
First US mint dimes and Martha Washington links
A historian notes that early U S dimes were minted from silver plate once owned by the Washington family. The coins were linked to Martha Washington through an adaptation of the Liberty motif.
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United States
Atric
Hranhea
Washington
Murtha
Washington Times
Thy
Martha Washington
Pearson's Weekly Widow Refusal Sparks Legal Row
A fragment from Pearson's Weekly hints at a disputed marriage pledge with phrases about never pairing another woman and a spoken refusal. The item suggests a melodramatic or courtroom relevant dispute over companionship and vows.
Question in History and Patent Medicines Market
A garbled historical ad page mentions a king of Drande in 17992 and lists various colonial era figures and products. It reads like a fragmented New York Herald style inquiry mixed with patent remedies and testimonials. The piece reflects noisy 19th century ad copy and scattered names without a coherent narrative.
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Taacher Ee Oliss
Wie
Drande
Henry of
Nilvarra
Tenohtr—Tinoorrast
Giu
Manny
New York Heralds
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