The Wrestlers in Dr. Talmage’s Sermon
Dr. Talmage portrays the spiritual battle as a wrestling match pitting righteousness against evil. He urges preparation through disciplined faith, warns against snobbery toward opponents, and calls for steadfast belief in Biblical truth as angels and heaven support the fight. The sermon frames the struggle as global and cosmic, ending with the promise of ultimate victory and a heavenly celebration.
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Paul
Andreus
Liguesa Paul
Mumannensis
Philemon
Clerkenwell
Iland
Henry Ult
St. Giles’ Field
Westmintster
London
Hercules
Jupiter
Alcmene
Citler Jeff Rufus Choate
Dayle Paul Brown
Srage
Lear Amin Weil
Pal
Athens
Acropolis
Parthenon
Minerva
Taul
Hueward
Colleg
Theological Seminary
Poe Cosaeli
API
Newman
Doctor Sunderland
Brigham Young
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Utah
God
Christian Endeavor
Arate
James
Jonah
Walter Scott
Homer
Virgil
Thomas Moore
Washington
Parewell
Thomas Paine
Mint
Neva
Earth
Heaven
Perdition
Hell
Buss
Boris
Sampson
Ivory Palace
Capleut
Wielkednena
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
King's Palace
Republicans Claim Senate Control After Election Upset
A Washington special notes Republicans will control the United States Senate after March 4. The current tally shows Republicans 43 Democrats 84 populists 6 silver Republicans 6. gains raise Republicans to 45 with seven holdovers up for renewal. House control appears likely for Republicans as Babcock claims the chamber while Kerr remains unconvinced. AP figures back the Republican chairman with 179 Republicans, 150 Democrats, six fusion across 857 districts with 21 still doubtful.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
McComas
Maryland
Gorman
Simon
Oregon
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Kerr
Democratic Committee
Associated Press
Up-to-Date Wedding Rings in Modern Nuptial Ceremonies
Chicago Record notes the standard wedding ring style in 22 karat gold, a plain oval-topped band about a quarter inch wide. The tenpenny weight is advised for a medium size, costing $10, while very narrow or very wide bands are criticized for comfort and fit with potential finger callousing.
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Chicago
Roosevelt elected New York governor vows to serve state
A New York dispatch reports Col onel Roosevelt expressing deep appreciation for the honor and responsibility of governor elect. He pledges to serve the public, aid the Republican party, and redeem promises. Corrected returns show his statewide plurality at 107,786 with local strongholds.
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New York Dispatch
Roosevelt
New York
Greater New York
van Wyck
Albany
Chemung
Clinton, Frio
Renssalaer
Sechobaria
Simpson Refuses to Quit Politics After Loss
Dispatch from Medicine Lodge Kansas reports Congressman Jerry Simpson, defeated by Chester I Long, denying he has quit politics. He says he may not run for Congress again but remains active in public life, while offering no details on future ambitions.
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Socktess
Kansas
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Jerry Simpson
Chester I. Long
Tiay
Congress
Simpson
Mational House
Chaplain Resigns from Fourth Tennessee Regiment
Chaplain Charles Hancock of the Fourth Tennessee has tendered his resignation. The resignation, forwarded to the War Department on Colonel Leroy Brown’s recommendation, follows rumors of immoral conduct and comes as the unit anticipates losing its religious adviser.
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Charles Hancock
Fourth Tennessee
War Department
Leroy Brown
General Wheeler’s Remark at Wind Sor Travel Reception
The New York Press quotes General Wheeler praising the role of women in bolstering American soldiers during war. He notes strength comes from memories of those left behind and commends the old soldier for his gallantry and timely remarks at a reception for Mrs. Grant.
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Joe" Wheeler
Windsor
The Heat of the Body and Poison Resuscitation
A New York Ledger excerpt argues that high body temperature helps resist infection shock and poison effects, and external heat should be applied in poisoning cases and resuscitation after severe injuries. It warns against alarming the patient and notes burns from improper heat application, citing many yearly cases.
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New York Ledger
Hardships of Army Life and a Soldier's Recovery
A Milroy Indiana veteran A St Sofeton details Civil War hardships including scarce rations, thirst, illness, and a field hospital. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pure People with restoring his health after years of illness and describes sustained improvement after use.
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Preas
Milroy
Tad
A. St. Sofeton
Ruad Go
Ind
Sefton
Tennessee
William A
Fragments Cite Odd Ads and Pseudo Medicine Promises
A garbled OCR collage shows phrases about clever talking, misused quotes, and a flood of dubious ads. It mentions Dr Kline nerve restorers, cotton prices, horse carriages, and tobacco stands, with scattered names and businesses like Atlanta, Ga and Henry du Atwater.
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Cornice and Wagon Co
Henry du Atwater
Atlanta, Ga
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Jerry
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Gash
France
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Riane, Ltd
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Phila
Lyon & Cole
Pens Cine
Pettey
Awitition Tx Active Jute Travantor of
Pblisimentnat Nunyerionturn) Department
Walltaire Tilkes
Deogithas
Gerstle
FL Pulmann
St. Joseph's
the Ledger Monthly
THE
Ledger
United States
Ile Price
Ledger Monthly
Robert Bonner
Ledger Building
N. Y. City
Mark Twain
Mark ‘Twain
Hack Range
New Mexico
Trke Casearets Cratly
War Hc.g.c
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Terabe
Aweney
Paleda
Idon
Thie An
Tie
Brat A
Sotary
Mall
Pili
United Spy
Addrews
Sterling Remedy Co
Weil
Senitene
Galves
Gallatia
Bayer
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