Vision of Seraphs and Humility in Talmage Sermon
Dr. Talmage delivers a vivid sermon on Isaiah's seraphs at the throne, urging humility before God. He contrasts fiery seraphs with human frailty, chastises irreverence, and exhorts reverence for the Bible and sacred things. He uses wing imagery to urge ascent toward righteousness and a hopeful, dignified exit from life.
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Buying Dollar Horses In Kentucky Trade On Court Days
A Kentucky crowd in Georgetown trades worn-out horses on court days for twenty two cents extra, calling it a Jockey toy. A Woodford County man buys horses at one dollar each, feeds the flesh to hogs, sells hides and bones, and profits if he can flip them for two dollars.
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Georgetown
The Emperor Silences a Salute in Berlin Walk
During a daily stroll with the Empress to the Chiefgarten in Berlin, Emperor William of Germany noticed a laborer who failed to salute. The monarch called the man to halt, and both touched hats in a milita fashion. He urged respect for the Empress if saluting the Emperor was not desired, then left, while the man stood astonished.
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Berlin
William
Germany
Thun
Pigeon Attacks Woman Causes Severe Injury in Eberon
Mrs. Cora Strenchard of Kremis Mercer County was struck in the face by a pigeon in Eberon Penn. The impact fractured her neck and she lies in a plaster cast while doctors hope for recovery. The pigeon was killed.
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Cora Strenchard
Kremis
Mercer County
Eberon
Penn
Plaster of Paris
Romance of Andrew Jacksons Marriage Traced in Weekly Essay
The Evening Constitution reviews Andrew Jacksons marriage to Rachel Donelson, detailing her unhappy first union with Captain Robards, Jacksons defense of her reputation, and their forty years of devoted marriage. It discusses presidential marriages, self made leaders, and praises education while cautioning about college life and athletic excesses.
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Andrew Jakson
Rachel Donelson
Captain Hobards
Kentucky
Nashville
General Jackson
Junge Overton
Robards
Jackson
Eacapa
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John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Iilmers
Aton
United States
Robinson Cruse
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Tillmora
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Atlanta Constitution
Wragge Pushes Observatory on Mount Wellington
Clement Wragge promotes a meteorological observatory on Mount Wellington near Hobart Tasmania. The peak stands 4 120 feet high, 260 feet lower than Ben Nevis, with plans to place similar stations on peaks like Mount Cork 13 000 feet. Lord Kelvin and Dr. Buchan back the idea.
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Clement Wragge
Ben Nevis
Great Britain
Mount Wellington
Hobart
Tasmania
Wraege
Australia
Mount Cork
Lord Kelvin
Buchan
Baye
Dea
Carnival to celebrate Victoria's reign and Cabot anniversary
A four day Toronto carnival of sport aims to celebrate Victoria's sixtieth anniversary and Cabot's four hundredth discovery anniversary. The festival plans English, American and Canadian games and seeks to attract English athletes to participate.
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America
Cabot
Toronto
Patents Describe Novel Gadgets and Inventions
A late issue lists various patents including a strap integration device for a cass, an electric roller generating its own power, a tin alloy solder for aluminum, and a double barreled mechanism with a single trigger. It notes a nose bridge angle indicator for eyeglasses, blacking brushes with reservoirs, a leather dressing compound by a Massachusetts woman, circular extension tables with slots, a glass oven door with damper control, and a bicycle watch-carrier with a screw clamp and spring grips.
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Ravor
Scase
Massachusetts
New York
Amusing Ad Fragments and Odd Pills From an Old Paper
Readable scraps tease: a shipwreck fantasy dialogue about companionship on a tiny island, plus patent medicine ads claim cures and health boosts. Appears as scattered items from a historical issue, with dubious product pitches and misprints. Names and places are fragmentary, reflecting the era’s marketing style.
Woman health ad touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It describes symptoms like ache, nervousness, and exhaustion and cites a Philadelphia woman's testimonial of relief after eight bottles. The piece urges immediate use upon symptom onset.
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Pinkhem
Kino
Rosewood St
Philadelphia
Tome
Pinktham
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