The Banner of War Spirit in Talmage's Vision
In a March 14 address in Washington Dr. Talmage extols martial virtue and spiritual warfare. He honors biblical banners and national ensigns as symbols of righteous conflict, urging Christians to enlist, bearing the churchs colors in a war against sin and oppression.
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Hin Abijah Fought Against Jehoram
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Serpent on a Florida Key Captivates Guides and Tourists
St. Augustine era item reports a 80 foot Brazilian boa now occupying Snake Key near Florida’s Brick Point. Island guards fear to land after several disappearances and two guides were killed by an unidentified cause. Smithsonian agent W Ralston plans a daring capture next week using a large canvas trap and bait, claiming confidence in securing the serpent.
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Burglar Watches Exposition Fire Drill Electric Drill
At the Columbian exposition an electric apparatus demonstrated drilling holes in metals using intense heat. The operator claimed heat softens even hardened steel so melted metal can be shaped easily. The visitor was Chicago thief Sleepy Burke, noted for burglaries, who allegedly boosted the idea, prompting a "revolution in safes."
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President's Message Urges Tariff Reform to Fund Government
President McKinley calls Congress to promptly pass a tariff bill that ensures ample revenue to run the government without increasing the national debt. He cites deficits over three years, rising interest costs, and repeated bond sales, urging measures to revive domestic industry and stabilize finances.
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Fragmented 1900s Ads and Remedies From a Scrambled Page
A garbled OCR page lists various old time remedies and ads. It references No-To-Bac, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Alabastine, and other products. The text mixes medicine claims with wall coating promotions and scattered promotional slogans. The piece preserves names like Hall's and Alabastine while notes about cures and rewards appear in broken form.
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