Path of Nations and the Word Settled in Heaven
Dr Talmage argues nations prosper or perish by spiritual conditions not earthly luck. The world is a school for graduation, with electoral and military upheavals foreshadowing divine judgment. He contrasts Roman triumphs with Christ’s redemptive triumph and calls readers to align with Bethlehem and Golgotha for ultimate felicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Klopech
Washxoros
D. C
Thia
Leas
Baphaserd
Talmage
Ilsu
Arctic
Greenland
Linnmus
Gaa
Anilor
Logh Nevis
Scotland
Dingle Bay
Ireland
Norway
Pacific Ocean
Scientife
Manly
Bamionr
Hague
Holland
Arborone
Bethlelem
Nazareth
Golgotha
United States
Ier
Ains
Rome
Agrigentum
Carthage
Onca
Henry AM
Field
Thebes
Tyre
Egypt
Babylon
Bainbes
Tam
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Lam
Manila
Earth
Tey
Amociun
Abroml
Ofles
Pompey
Beladial
Italy
Lila Embiaso
Eburtot
Fio
CIA
Zeanobin
Palmyra
Christ
Gohist
Satan
Cohorta
Chalias
Clearch
Josua
Gontueror
Hell
Heaven
Fear in High Places A Steeple Climber’s View
P F O Neil of Charlestown discusses fear in high places with Prof Taussig Harvard. He splits nerve force into impelling and restraining parts and cites discipline, pain, and self reliance as keys to overcoming fear. He compares climbing safety to driving a restive horse or an electric car and notes courage grows from within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. O'Neil
Charlestown
Taussig
Harvard
Shakespeare
King Lear
Edward
Dover
Boston Transcript
Navetties Seen In the Shops By Dry Goods Economist
Beautifully quality pean de sole in fall pastel shades. Short black velvet coats with lapels and chinchilla trims. White brocade mantels edged with sable and embroidered satin revers. Velvet gowns with sable bands and lace inserts. Elaborate trimmed costumes with gold buttons and semi precious stones. Doilies and centrepieces with wild roses and renaissance scrolls. New shirt waists of corded silk with tucks and mousseline plaiting. Meshed tuxedo veils in black tones with rose foundation and chenille spots.
Remarkable Dutchman’s Private War Attempt Fails
Jan Vandeenoor, a wealthy Dutch coffee grower and Boer sympathizer, has returned to Paris after a bold plan to attack British troopships failed. He fitted a swift vessel to ram unattended transports as British forces headed to Africa, but machinery accidents and crew mutinies forced a return to Antwerp after twelve days at sea with no transports sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Vandeenoor
Paris
England
Vandeenoor
Africa
Antwerp
New York World
Nature as a Designer in Cashmere Shawls
Cashmere shawls from the Himalaya are praised for patterns copied from begonula leaves. Genuine shawls show designs adapted from plant life with occasional slight variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himalaya
Astor Leads Solitary Life At Pall Mall Gazette Office
London dispatch reports William Waldorf Astor, owner of the Pall Mall Gazette, follows a strict routine. He arrives at 11:80 each morning, oversees estate and newspaper business, lunches in his office, edits the first Gazette edition with his secretary, then pursues literary work at Cliveden or in town, rarely dining out or entertaining, and seldom meeting Americans except Ambassador Choate and Secretary White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waldorf Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
London Dispatch
Carlten House Terrace
Astor
Sir Douglas Straight
Lord Frederick Hamilton
Pall Mall Magazine
British Museum
Rendera
Clveden
Thames
Duke of Westminster
Ambassidor Choate
Trenry White
Desert Crossing Disaster Sparks Sheep Losses
A rancher recounts a perilous crossing of 20 000 sheep across a desert into New Mexico, where none found water for seven days. At the northern boundary a river prompted heavy drinking and 4 000 sheep perished in hours. The driver laments the need to pace crossings and to withhold water for days to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mesco
A. G. Muller
Tags
New Mexico
Amall River
The Comedy of Dyspepsia Remedies and Odd Tales
A fragmented ad style piece touts Tyner Dyspepsia Remedy with claims of rapid weight gain and better sleep. It includes quirky exchanges about melancholy and a mock conversation with a “cheerful idiot.” Promises a $0.59 bottle and free samples for five cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Conk
Tyner
Jonx S. Cook
Lighthouse Lamp Mechanism Coin Trick Ends In Theft
A visitor tests a lighthouse revolving lamp by placing a half crown on the framework and waiting for it to return. When the coin fails to come back, staffer on the ramp stealthily pockets it, mistaking the coin for a tip.
Brown trout over ten pounds caught at Wyre Brook meet
A brown trout weighing ten and a quarter pounds was caught by Mr. A. Savage at the Wyre and Brook meeting waters in North Lancashire. The fish measured 82 inches long with 15 inch girth and 614 inches at the thin end, noted in splendid condition by the London Daily Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A. Savage
Lancashire
London Daily Telegraph
Counterfeit Bills Spur Secret Service Sweep
A secret service swoop targets a ring of counterfeiters printing bogus currency. The piece also promotes various dubious patent medicines and warns against mercury-containing nostrums while urging readers to beware fake cures and low quality tonics.
Women Hear Lydia Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Mrs Klay
A machine translated and printed ad style note extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It recounts a Mass woman’s relief from severe pain and backache after taking the remedy, urging other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts. The fragment also mentions antiquated Snowshes and historic wooden war clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Leonid
Masraa
Mass
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Sparagua
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Heyer
Halle
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Toledo
Kline
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Inkster
Neenint
Prursies
Mrs. Pinitiarne
Mrs. Klay
Fayage War Club
Webitorys Outrie Fors
Atlanta
Gry
Wolfe
von Estarter
Akrala
Douglas
Wol
Douglas Shoe CO
Brockton
Lombard Urn Works & Supply
Augusta
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