Bundle of Life and the divine protection motif in Talmage sermon
The sermon elaborates the Bible phrase bundle of life as a metaphor for a person’s life in God. It extols memory hopes and faculties as precious items bound together, protected by divine mercy, and destined for heaven. It warns against diversions that derail the life bundle and highlights heavenly reception on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail
Fuatland
David
Shu
Christ
Bundla
Amin
Bla
Anil
Kila
Tennysona
Willard Parkers
Alexander Hamiltons
National Finance
Horace Greoleva
Editorial Dute
Websters
Senate
Mary Lyon
Feraness Willard
Ora Helen Gould
Egun
Hell
Mhey
Enis
Alving Permanents
Eternilhe
God
Moses
Dore
Ablenil
Lord
Iftin
Emerald
Ruby
Mount
Hermon
Gilboa
Gerisin
Engedi
Horeb
Nebo
Pisgah
Oliyet
Alon
Moriah
Mount Lebanon
Rinwi
Golgotha
King's Palace
Manalona
Elrele
Thoes Auplands
Angel of God
New York Harbor
Sandy Trook
Celestial Wharfage
Teo
New Zealand
Sydney
Jesus Christ
Jerusslan
Pompeii
Chicago Election Judge Confronts Ballot Question
A Milwaukee avenue polling scene reports a German judge asking a voter where born. The voter answers Iowa. The judge retorts that the man should show papers, then clerk notes the man is exempt since born in the United States, reflecting partisan tensions in Chicago politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Iowa
Hat
United States
Chicago Journal
Stop Drinking and Smoking for a Year to Seek Aid
A Philadelphian seeks business funding from a millionaire friend. The financier tests habits by asking about drinking and smoking, insisting on a year of abstinence before reconsideration. The man quits both, expects to begin his own venture, and never returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciaco Waves
Labrador Whites Along the Coast of Labrador
A descriptive portrait of white and mixed descendants in Labrador coastal settlements from Battle Harbour to the Gulf of St Lawrence. It notes origins from English sailors and Newfoundland settlers, clothing, homes, religious life led by Moravians, temperance laws, and patrols by Dominion revenue steamer slips guarding smugglers of strong drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Peninsular
Sir John's
Horda
Battle Harbor
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bekimos
Newfoundland Deteriaen
Trael Safeties
Dominion Revenue
American Exhibits at Paris Universal Exposition
The New York Journal of Commerce notes extensive American participation in the Paris Exposition of 1900. American lorseries and fringe vehicles will fill Paris streets while U.S. contracts fund about 5,000 electrical car ridges. Railroads plan major showcases including a vast upright relief map of the United States with electric markings for each line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Chloyuco
Plig
New York Journal of Commerce
Rubber Shoes for Dogs Storm Shoes Trend From Prince City
Rubber dog shoes enter the scene as a fashionable import. Made of rubber and built to order, the footwear trend follows widespread canine pampering and erratic owner behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince's
Beauty Is Blood Cleanser Advertisement Claim
Drama of beauty advertising extols Cancarets as a blood cleanser to purify the liver and skin. It promises clear complexions by removing pimples blotches and blemishes with a ten cent to fifty cent price range at druggists with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantrornrs Fig Syrup Co
Cariousia Via Syrup Co
Caxi- Forma Fig Synur Co
The Earliest Patent Pitches Across The Page
A jumble of 19th century patent medicine ads and testimonials tout cures for ailments from coughs to constipation. Claims include Hall's Cough Cure and No-To-Tac tobacco remedy, with testimonials from readers and addresses in Toledo and Williamsport. The piece also markets nerve tonics and infant syrups, reflecting era advertising parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Torenal Y
Consry & Co
Toledo
Druggters
Canary causes itself death in Carmel tale
George Marth of Carmel reports his pet canary died by its own action after a period of morose behavior. The bird, valued by Mrs. Marth, apparently buried its head under water during a daily wash and drowned. The New York Press notes a separate remark by a dramatist and an astute critic about a Chicago theft claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marth
Carmel
Do Tobacco Quack Ads Plague The Era Of Health Pledges
Fragmented ad text touts quit tips and miracle cures by Sterling Kensdy Co with claims of life improvement and guaranteed refunds. Contains misleading promises and dubious remedies in a noisy, plagiarized style. The passage ends with an odd reference to Queen Victoria’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovacco
Sterling Kensdy Co
Chicago
New York
Bert
Will
Wnfour
Tina Cels
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DR. Talmage
Pittsburg
Reeping
Auer
Dr. Ayer
Jane Ua
Andress
V . Ayer
Lowell
Mass
H. Muneny
Newark
Caandoyy
Cui
Qure Gohstipation
Hterllag Rawity Company
Montreal
New
Amalley Mra. Co
Alvo
Eura
Vhrons
Queer Polk
Parsons
British Museum
Mere
Winslow
Tr. Kitne
Rieck, Ltd
Area St
Phin
Piso
Raur Eria
Williamsport
C. G.O
Druum
Memere
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Druggiaia
Pennoni
Elemieth
Viliaria
Iene Wend
Phils Wily
Daleer
Proibton Luther
Fe Troy
Estentehed
Fey
Sielingsone Bay
Seeelpeot
Ogrman Kali Works
Nassau St
Spalding’s
Wieans
Spalding
Tanivone
Cotalopan
ALU
Spalding & Bro
Chinayo
Denver
Southern Engraving CO
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Ada
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