Insomnia and the Sacred Sleep in a 1900 sermon
In a long, reflective sermon from Apoprophil South Atopents in 1900, Rev Dr Talmage ruminates on insomnia, divine sleep, and the moral limits of overwork. He cites biblical figures, historic leaders, and contemporary professionals to argue sleep is a gift from God, not a token of weakness, and urges moderation, rest, and trust in Providence for a healthier life.
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Ooifort
Dion
Oyas
Marcy
Adam Allnot
Ayer
Alse
Rock
Jnaob
Angola
Holomon
Petur
Ile
Christ
Guilloo
Joseph
Joseph Hall
Solomon
Jonah
Columbus
St. Thomas
Mia
Napoleon
Indrawra
Tom Asioop
Thomas Moore
Horachel
Lord Brougham
Justinian
Wople
India
Wall Street
Martin Luther
Stephen Horner
Raver
Iano
Slimbur
Famirk
Tru
Joshua Ragiolis
Neander
Clurgymop
Ara Powdyln
Flysife
Borneas
Jong
God
Daiuscus
Job
David
Daniel
John
Paul
Bethany
Ourist Orlad
Yregard
Jobn Hnd
The Phantom of the Future Rides Through the Village
Villagers trembled as a mysterious rover in a pir suit of game hinted rabbit triggered alarms and hissing engines. The automoblie hiss faded, shutters reopened, bells rang, and laborers returned to work as joy swept the streets.
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Cornara
Allence
Rooke
Aerpenta
Wheela
Collier’s Weekly
Buller dismisses guest after dinner clash at his hall
Sir Redvers Buller, famed for a hard line on duty, is described at a recent dinner where he forced a displeasing guest to leave. The anecdote portrays his stern demeanor and readiness to act, guiding Mr A from the house after a blunt farewell.
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Sir Redvers
Mr. A
South Dakota farmers reap prosperity from dairy shift
The Dakota Huronlte quotes a South Dakota farmer who earned 1348 from crops and dairy in 1899, with potatoes, wheat, milk, and wool. Dairy profits exceed wheat land yields, aided by creamery and cheese factories. The Sioux City Tribune notes dairy farming as the key to state prosperity and stability against bad wheat years.
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Dakota Huronlte
South Dakota
West
Sioux City Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Cable Vinos and the French Crisis Mentioned
Fragmentary notice discusses Cable Vinos in France and a person named Trawavant, suggesting control by an unseen cablog and a plan involving a large sum of money to gain freedom. It references dyspepsia and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for multiple ailments.
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Vinos
France
Eng
Ele
Government Printing Office to Cost 2 Million Dollars
The new government printing office will cost about two million dollars and, even after completion, is said not to meet all demands. The eight story building will cover about nine acres of floor space with a load capacity of eighty five million pounds.
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Evon
Fragmented Tobacco and Health Ads in Historic Columns
A collage of 19th century advertisements and quotes from newspapers including Indianapolis Journal and Detroit Journal. Items reference tobacco cessation products, health tonics, praise for vigor and energy, and a Westminster Abbey burial count.
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Talmage
Ganpor
Chas, I. Hartman
Gibbstown
Piles
Merouaen
Ropeeheston
Wendy
Newell
Fiona
Ketrz
Jones Sr
Sioux City
Teee
Blarkey Messody Company
Chlenge
Entreat
New York
Nassau St
Lyman
Hartford
Arter
Thompson
Indianapolis Journal
Eample
Sterling Remedy,Co
Chicago
Mane
Shelia
Detroit Journal
Cascarets
Emerson Mrs. Winslow
Kline
Faue
Eling
Arch St
Philadelphi
Plao
Lizzik F'Anrenl
Camp St
Harrisburg
Waatminster Abbey
TOP
Pittsburg
John D. Porte & Co
Fourth Avenue
Boston
Mass
Joe
Atlanta
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