East Wind Sermon on Trials and Christian Resolve
In a Talmage style sermon the east wind of hardship is used as a test of faith. The preacher likens mental illness, sorrow, and public scandal to gusts that refine resolve and strengthen reliance on God. He cites historical figures and biblical events to urge perseverance, urging Christians to stay steadfast and steer through storms with faith and courage.
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Moses
Asatte
Jonah
Mercia
Kiitbird Alexander
Princeton
Franela
Paradtay
Pettla
Rush
Andrew Fuller
Thomas Scott
William Cowper
Thomag
Boston
David Braindrd
Philpp
Stackhouse
Hin
Saul
David
Carlisle
Dlechurza
Carligle
Vardhish
John Wesley
London
Tsaw
George Whitefiald
Ofeorge Whitefield
Naisie
Avis
Jerusalem
Aio
Hera
Tower of London
Gald
Obriat
Bombay
Ohurnator
Atlantic
Antil
Kingdom of God
God
Indanu
Washington News Roundup From Congress and Cuba
General Hitzhugh Lee arrives in Havana as consul general. Senate confirms several nominations and debates Cuba policy. A joint resolution funds a north Pacific seal inquiry at 6 000 dollars. Writings on the Madrid Dupuy de Lome affair and Cuban flag controversy noted. Stevenson wed Miss Julia Stovanson in Washington with prominent attendees. Congressional adjournment plans discussed amid busy committee action and deferrals.
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Hitzhugh Lee
United States
Havana
Ramon G. Williams
Lise
Jones
Gaorgo W. Murray
Elfott
South Carolina
Lnd
Parker
Murray
Morrill
Finance Committee
North Pacific Ocean
Senate
David NI. Burke
New York
Tingier
Morocco
George I. Smith
Ers
Delaware
Sonaul Ab Chung
Civil Service Commission
A. G. Maylie
Conoial
Diuge
New Orleans
Samuel B. Palingr
Georgia
House Committee On
Grovenor
Advarso
Wheeler
Dingley
Madrid
London Morning Post
Dupuy de Lome
Olney
Mian Stevenson
Julia Stovanson
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
M. D. Hardin
Danville
Ratcliffe
Sharch
Myra
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States
Diplomatic Corps
Normaine
Hardin
Bowling Green
Brevanson
Hotel Normandie
Harris
Chamber
Cuba
Benster Morgan
Johnstown Memorial Observed Amid Flood Remembrance
The Johnstown Pennsylvania community held a second memorial Sunday for the April 1889 flood victims. Thousands attended with bands, visiting the Grandview cemetery plot for the unknown soldier grave, where over 600 lie buried, as churches offered sermons and flowers were laid on each grave.
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Johnstown
Grandview Ocamptary
Atlanta markets corrected WHREST Groceries and produce list
A garbled listing details prices for groceries and farm produce including flour, grain, sugar, coffee, beans, meats, eggs, dairy, hay, timothy, peas, grits, and cotton seed. It notes market conditions, varieties, and per unit costs with numerous misspellings and fragmented entries.
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Uae
Obobe Bio
Balt—fairy
Sacks
Tio
Georgia
Pearsons
Bsaeaea
Wealth of the World Wealth of Nations ranking shown
An article discusses per capita wealth across nations led by the United States and Britain with detailed figures for other countries. It notes Russia An rica and Italy as relatively poor by per capita measures and ponders China India and Turkey relative to wealth.
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United States
Great Britain
Anatfolia Hayamors
Batog Wootthier
Dinlhwil
Russia
Anrck
Italy
India
Japan
Turkey
Mexico
Brazil
Portugal
China
Warkey
United ‘States
France
Proof Positive Riddle From A Yyoornit
A blurred anecdote recalls a medieval ineoeotion where a doctor asks about defects and a boy confesses short sightedness. The patient cites a test about looking up and toward a wall, illustrating a humorous misunderstanding in early medical lore.
Boston Streete Yarn Confuses DowntownBoston Residents
A New York Times report recounts a tale of a bewildered stranger in Boston asking a policeman for directions and receiving odd responses. The story, linked to an elder observer’s similar 1836 reminiscence, reflects urban myth dynamics and public confusion in the city.
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Boston
Agin
Gonthaod Aguin
Heinys
Yasra
New York Times
No clear event headline from damaged text
Jumbled OCR shows fragmented phrases about removal of a brain and names like Dawson and Indianapolis but lacks coherent facts or dates. No verifiable event or outcome can be established from the legible fragments.
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Diamal Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Hothin
Indianapolla
Unclear OCR Health Nonsense in Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR text describes health remedies and names in a jumble with scattered phrases about food, remedies, and people. No coherent events or verifiable facts emerge to summarize a clear news item.
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DR. Talmage
Notho Dlvine
Ant East
Vermont
Thomas Chittenden
Vermont National Guard
Washington News
Nolaga
Hops
Congress
Gonferatios
Ttia
Uhlé
Bengie Lind
Todge
Hill
Lodge
Bradstreev
Bradstruel
Alabama
Texas
Nashville
Charleston
Baltimore
Nobmath
Chicago
St. Donia
Kansas City
Bradstrade
Makera
Deareana
Atlanta
Vural School of Fortune
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Winslow
Ena i Unico Borel Joething
Nortens
Cama Reinioes
Aliya Weal Ceiris Wiil Goll
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Han
Ayer
Carelook
Hewitree
Ayer Coy
Lowell
Mass
Ist Army
Prieae
German Kalt
Ga Nossa St
Phileas
Cored Iim Ie
Bpesvereenan Nan Onley
Ewonty
Phyalaim
New York Town
Albany
Myoimos
the Jeans Chomicul Company
Ack
Ueleninkih
Atimmor
Aden
Dite
Bobkenent
Atlantay
McElaee
Cardus
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Lawrende
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