warming the world with christ like warmth
Rev Dr Talmage argues the world remains cold despite almanacs and winter. He cites Napoleon's retreat from Moscow Valley Forge and other frosts to illustrate humanity’s need for warmth. The church is the great heater and fireplace offering charity and fellowship to warm the cold world. He urges acts of mercy and hospitality as the path to warmth.
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Psaln Exlysi
Napoleon
Moscow
Valley Forge
Richmond
Washington
Sir John Franklin
Schwatka
Intrepid
Resistance
de Long
Matterhorn
Germany
England
Thames
America
New York Harbor
Staten Island
Martha Washington
Arctic
Tropics
Christ
Palestine
Galiles
Joseph
Nain
Church
Siberian
Universities
Observatories
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Lebanon
Stone Age Relics: Worms Excavation Reveals Late Neolithic Burial Ground
In Worms Germany Dr Koehl uncovered a late stone age burial ground with about seventy graves. Men and women wear arm rings of slate and conical syenite ornaments. Stone tools dominate the graves with many vessels and food remains indicating rich sustenance. Photographs show the well preserved skeletons after thousands of years.
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Worms
Germany
Koehl
Hair injury at Racine wagon company plant
Theresa Lachet, a Racine Wisconsin wagon and carriage company worker, was near a machine when a belt caught her hair pulling it into a pulley. The accident involved about twenty others, caused fainting and screams, and left Lachet with hair torn out and scalp lacerations. Doctors expect recovery.
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Theresa Lachet
Racine
Wis
Grand Army Encampment to Meet in St Paul
The grand annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in St Paul Minnesota during the first week of September. A proposed Blue and Gray parade in New York on the Fourth of July will not be held due to opposition from parts of the Grand Army.
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Grand Army of the Spounks
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Grand Army of the
Japanese Student Dies by Suicide at Cornell College
A Japanese student and noted lecturer in Despondent mood took his own life by cutting his throat inside the Methodist Church ward at Cornell College. Details indicate self inflicted death in a troubled episode.
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Jokithi Yens
Cornell
Own) Coles S Ward
The
Methodst Church
The Salts in the Ocean and Its Grand Design
An overview from Popular Science Monthly on ocean salinity its vast salt reserves, distribution, and role in life and oceans. It notes average salinity around 34 percent, total salt in oceans, and how salinity affects currents via density differences from evaporation and rainfall.
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Ocean
Globe
Popular Science Monthly
Age and Influence in Europe’s Ruling Class
The Detroit Free Press notes Europe’s power centers skew older with ages listed for leaders. Queen Victoria 77, Lord Salisbury 65, Hohenlohe 71, Galachowsky 65, Lobanoff 67, Crispi 77, Gladstone 86, and Bismarck 1.
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Europe
Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Prince Hohenlohe
Count Galachowsky
Prince Lobanoff
Sig. Crispi
Mr. Gladstone
Prince Bismarck
Detroit Free Press
Two-Headed Girl Born in Alabama Dispatch
Chicago Tribune humor column cites a dispatch about a two headed girl born in Alabama. Night editor jokes to put a double head over it in small caps. The item satirizes sensational reporting and editorial mood.
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Alabama
Chicago Tribune
How Islands Grow and vanish this century
Fifty two islands have appeared by volcanic action and nineteen have disappeared, yielding a net gain of thirty three islands. A quirky exchange follows about whether one prefers long fellows or short fellows to pull their hair.
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Longfellow
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Offer to Women
An invitation invites all women with sex related illnesses to communicate with Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. Women write or call to share private concerns and receive confidential guidance from a woman expert. Her remedy is presented as highly effective with thousands relieved.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. M. Cross
Associated Press
Maple Avenue
Huntington
W. Va
Martha Gilkison
Gardener
Twentieth Street
Fourth Avenue
Huntington, W. Va
Digestion Times for Common Foods and Stom ach Capacity
A 19th century note lists digestion times for foods. Beans two and a half hours. melted butter three and a half. white bread three and a half. cheese over three and a half. oyster soup three to four. baked sponge cakes two and a half. carrots over three. mutton three. hashed meat two and a half. green corn three and a half. boiled parsnips two and a half. boiled turnips three. frying pan harm likened to beer mug according to physicians.
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Beast
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Xerxes
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate Prison
Sisters of Charity
G. A. BR
Cure F Demi Croc Cau
Diet and Digestion
Harry Stillwell
Thienzgo Records
Atlanta Journal
ST Autrontideain
Gee Edwards
Chic Record
Jowal Bealto
Journal
Atlanta
Isaac Thompson
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Alabama Experiment Station
Somme
Kali Works
Nassau St
Eigen Cpmoblee
Allabout Tt
Chandlee
C Kiser Balding
Cisborne
Shorthana Augus
Ulin Rath
Parker
ER. M. Woolley
Atlasta
Spruce
Rberry
Mariette
Georgia
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Brown
Eee Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
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