Vashti the Queen and Her Sacrifice in Talmpage Sermon
Reverend Dr. Talmage extols Vashti as queen and sacrifice, praising steadfast faith under pressure. He depicts royal splendor and contrasts with Vashti's quiet defiance, urging women to embody queenly virtue through service, courage, and devotion to God. The sermon links Vashti to Mary, Deborah, Ruth, and Nightingale, ending with spiritual exhortation toward eternal gates. Marble statue to Lord Byron noted in Athens as a separate item.
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Shusham
Qilana
Marbis
Jacinth
Topaz
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Elizabeth
England
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Ruth
Naomi
Tlorence Nightingale
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Government Hospital
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Miriam
Marie Antonatty
Debora
Hell
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Naaman
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Mothy
Tony
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Shejy
Lyyant
Vaahti
Ataduerus
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Hagerstown
Ney
Christendom
Ifa
Iran
Vashtl
Allence
Allance
Guillot
Joana
Ionyen
Society of
Ingols
Jesus Christ
Mayo
Ehel
Ginnah
Deborah
Esther
Fabulous Treasures of Oriental Courts and Thrones
Fabulous gems and royal regalia from the Orient and Europe are described, including the Victoria diamond of Hyderabad, the Maharajahs wealth, Shah Jahan's throne studded with sapphires and diamonds, and Catherine the Great's Kremlin jewels. The article details coronation regalia of Russia and Austria, the Kohinoor’s rumored presence, and the Louvre crown with vast gemwork.
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Burmah
Genon
Delhi
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Austin
Bordeaux
Andionca
Pat Cocka
Victoria
Shah Jehan
Nadir Shah
Catherine
Peter the Great
Russia
Kremlin
Ouregena Palota
Moscow
Catherine I
Atate
Atate Ailger
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Paris
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National Assembly
Tower of London
Artificial fog to protect California orange groves
The article reports an inventor proposing an artificial fog system to shield orange groves from frost. A network of pipes and cyclone nozzles would release a fine mist up to forty five feet high, automatic or alarm triggered by a thermostat, forming a fog bank to block heat radiation and safeguard fruit.
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California
Jacksonville
Pio
Times-Union
Oaths From Many Nations Recited in A Century Old Chronicle
The Chicago Times Herald surveys historic oath customs across cultures. It notes Hindu, Chinese, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Celtic, Highlander, Persian, German, and Norse practices, from animal symbols to water, stones, and divine pledges, with literary references to Chaucer and Shakespeare.
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California
Arcad
Styx
Chaucer
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Haamlet
Horatio
Marcellus
Totohatone
Rosalind
Oslin
Bi Eloy
Noul
Bt Thomas
Kent
Bt Thames
Inde
Chicago Times Herald
Without An Arm. Dawkins I wonder why a woman throws a stone
I eem to hit something in an entirely different direction. Jankine That is because she is brought up without any aim in life Harper's Bazar
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Dawkins
Jankine
Harper's Bazar
Knally Explains Consent in Familial Dispute
In a terse exchange, Knally clarifies that consent was given by a father who may not fully understand the situation. The conversation hints at deeper family tensions and unknown parties, keeping the focus on the personal dynamic and the perception of parental approval.
Berkeley's Monster Cabbage Grows Record Height
A Berkeley correspondent describes a giant cabbage grown from Jersey kale seed. The plant tops reach twelve feet four inches, with twelve to thirteen foot stalks and a bare trunk to the branch cap. The edible kale sprouts taste like cabbage and chickens relish the greens year round.
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San Francisco Examiner
Barkeley
Cal
Mr.Wakeman
Jarsey & Firmyard
California
Berkeley
Vermont funeral insurance plan sparks nationwide opposition
A Vermont inventor proposed a funerary insurance scheme offering monthly installments after a $2 admission. Critics warn insurers in other states will block the venture, risking bankruptcy for the Vermont company and denying people affordable end of life coverage.
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BNE A
Gray
Inetrance
Boimoe
Vermont
New Polis Journal
DiMoulty and Mra Muchows Discuss Wing Learning
A fragmented speech asks about learning to wing and neighborly relations in Brooklyn during a playful mispronunciation filled exchange. It hints at social friction and local dynamics.
Fragmented Rainy Day Quotation Sparks Confusion
A distorted OCR snippet features a garbled dialogue about ribs an umbrella and rainy day woes. The readable fragments hint at a dialogue line or literary quotation, but the source provides no clear entities or event to anchor a factual summary.
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Ayidenou
Revolutionary Syrup of Pigs Donated Salve Claims
An old pamphlet touts Syrup of Pigs as a universal family remedy for teething, digestive issues, and colic with claims of gentle relief. It warns that parental care prevents illness and cites a Turkish cure alongside a boxed treatise and medical endorsements.
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Aureia
Windcolla
Ignar Stalin
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