Exhortations on Storytelling in Spiritual Life by Tal mage
The sermon argues stories shape faith more than doctrinal discourses. It cites personal conversions by Benjamin Franklin and Dandolo, plus anecdotes from evangelists like Baker, Gough, Moody. The piece extols personal testimony as transformative and urges listeners to share their pardon and triumphs.
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Odpyright
Laals Mopac
Washington, Dy C
Alinta
Khalr Aross
Porsche
Miccessa
Natory
Talinre
Avery
Washington’ Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ian
Moust
Cyrusy
Pisarro
Mark Antony
Iis
Denjamio Seanklin Jwan
Pennsylvania
Dandolo
Constantinople
Christ
Lim
Daniel Baker
Kingdom of God
Hopkinson
Hell
New York
Yearend reflections urge steadfast faith and global reform
A sermon fr a late century closes with calls for urgency in Christian action. It contrasts brutal pasts with moral duty, urging ministers and laypeople to unite in a grand, world changing effort. The speaker pleads for meaningful deeds in the final year of the century, envisioning a public faith mobilized for healing and emancipation.
Indiana Farms Raise Odd Livestock For Profit
Indonesian? Indiana farms push unconventional ventures from Angora moths to leeches and rabbits. Herman Bulor cultivates leeches on swamp land near New Harmony, selling to major drug firms. Nathan Meyer near Wabash farms 60 acres with about 1.6 lakh rabbits, doubling production anticipated. Skunk, rattlesnake, frog and pelts markets grow. peppermint farms dot St Joseph County. many Indiana farms run by industrious Polish communities along the Indiana Michigan line.
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Yand
Naw Harmony
Posey
County
Ind
Herman Bulor
New Harmony
Ide Leéch Farm
Indiana
Germany
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Wabash
Nathan Meyer
Meyer Lina This Agnson
Baltimore
St. Joseph County
Mark Beeger
Michigan
Deformed With Speed at Madison Square Garden Sale
A horse dealer at the Madison Square Garden sale touts a trotter with a guaranteed speed burst. He reveals a visible lump on the horse that vanishes when not in training and reappears at peak form, claiming it as a speed indicator despite the deception.
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Madison Square Garden
Pardner
New York Times
Taming Quail Becomes Morgan County Business Venture
A Morgan County Missouri youth has built a thriving tame quail business claiming higher ease of raising than chickens and greater profitability. He sells meat quail at four dollars per dozen and pets at five dollars per pair, noting eggs hatch well under quail or hen.
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Morgan County
Pure Logia Remark on the Armless Yworder
A remark from Harper's Bazar notes that the armless yworger, despite affliction, is better off than some, as he grasps every opportunity that comes his way because nothing slips through his fingers.
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Logia
Harper’s Bazar
Sorcery Gang in France Net $20,000, Police Raid
In Chirenton France Commissary Guvillier arrested a gang of pretended sorcerers led by Tein Sorino the brass man. The group deceived victims with stage tricks and opium to steal large sums. Madame Sorino and two assistants used angels and heavenly scenes to lure Mary de Maignen into paying. Several victims reportedly paid thousands, with branches in Paris. The Brass Man, Hebe, Rost, and Paulo are jailed as police continue investigations.
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Chirenton
France
Tein Sorino
Sorino
Bor
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Madame Sorino
Madame da Maigen
Hebo
Rosa
Paule
Earth
Heaven
M. Joan Sor- Ino
Madneme de Maignen
No Fear of Death at the End a Physician States
A Philadelphia physician, with years in hospital practice, says fear of death is a popular misbelief. He asserts deathbeds are not terrible, but a final farewell among loved ones. The dying often feel resigned, not hysterical, and fear of the unknown is uncommon. The remark appears in the Philadelphia Record.
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Philadelphia
Meaiind Wonten
Philadelphia Record
Chinese Education in Modern Times Described by Tribune
The Minneapolis Tribune notes that public schools in China are rare and instruction relies on private tutors. Many young men receive at least five years of schooling, while women usually do not attend, as duties at home are prioritized. Confucius governs studies, Buddhism declines in influence.
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China
Minneapolis Tribune
Armored Trains Aid England in War Effort
English armored trains are described as ferrying troops guarding bridges and protecting telegraphic lines, while Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and related stomach ailments, claimed to have lasting effectiveness across illnesses.
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England
Hostetter
Dr. Kitne's Invigorating Tonic Ad Promises Revival
An old newspaper fragment touts Dr. Kitne's Invigorating Tonic claiming to restore vitality and strength for those exhausted or debilitated. The ad cites a free two week treatment and lists Dr. Busby Ltd of Philadelphia and a Westminster Abbey reference, with no clear date or verifiable context.
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Kitne
Busby Ld
Philadelph
The Ancient War Chest Myth Revisited
The piece recalls the old idea of a hidden war chest funded by royal and public generosity. It contrasts this myth with modern claims that such secret funds no longer exist, noting popular belief in concealed reserves across Germany Italy and Austria.
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Kings of
England
L Nam Child
Germany
Italy
Austria
Atlanta Constitution
Toetterine Advertised for Child Skin Eruption Relief
A father reports his daughter benefited from four more boxes of Toetterine after other remedies failed. The note lists Jas Porter Lynchburg and a Savannah, Georgia druggist offer at 500 per box, postpaid by J. T. Bhuptrine.
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Porter
Lynchburg
J. T. Bhuptrine
Savannah
Lobsters Increasing Along Maine Coast
The Maine lobster supply has risen, aided by seed collection and hatchery programs. The United States Fish Commission, with a Gloucester hatchery, has released millions of young lobsters over the past several years along the Atlantic coast, including 80 million in the last two years near Maine's feeding grounds.
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Maine
United States Fish Commission
Commission
Gloucester
Maing
Atlantic
Bangor
Amfe
Whig and Courier
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