Lesson On Spiritual Warfare With The Armor Of God
A church weekly lesson discusses Ephesians chapter six as a soldier’s warfare against spiritual enemies. It outlines the armor of God including truth’s girdle, Christ’s righteousness breastplate, gospel peace sandals, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, plus allies in God and the saints.
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S. H. Doyle
Paul
Rome
Satan
God
II Cor
Gal
Phil. iii
I Thess. v
Heb. iv
Jas. iv
I Pet. iv
I John ii
Global trade and industry items in 19th century press
The notes describe a Redditch needle factory producing 70 million needles weekly, UK revenue up over 20 million in six months, California canned fruit admired in Bombay, the Pectan oil steamer completed in West Hartlepool at 388 by 48 by 31144 feet, and Giesecker predicting a sugar shortfall. Also listed are 10 China trade steamers by Greenock firm, Welsh tin plate workers seeking black plate bans, Russian beet crop figures, Heyst port plans with a large breakwater and canal cost totaling 5.4 million plus 2.4 million for the canal.
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Redditch
England
United Kingdom
California
Bombay
West Hartlepool
Giesecker
China
Greenock
Tis
Council of Welsh Tin Plate
Heyst
North Sea
Bruges
Notable Local Accidents and Tragic Demises In Brief
A series of brief local incidents end in deaths or injuries. Walter G. Bennett of New York dies after facial mosquito bite leads to erysipelas. John Russell of Maryland slaughteres bees nest with mowing machine, dies from stings. A Brooklyn woman’s attempt at weight loss causes flesh loss and insanity. H. C. Armstrong of Wisconsin injured in somnambulist act, drowns in a dream. Harry Rich of Brooklyn loses index finger to a flatfish bite at Flatlands Bay. A 12 year old boy dies at Menominee by a swing mishap knocking him chestward.
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Walter G. Bennett
East Eightyninth Street
New York
John Russell
Liverpool
Brooklyn
H. C. Armstrong
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Harry Rich
Flatlands Bay
L. I
Rich
Menominee
Notable Theater News From London and Beyond
The article notes Sarah Bernhardt dieting at length and shrinking weight. Seventy three year old Simms Reeves now headlines at the Empire London variety stage. Baritone Barnato plans to collaborate on a new play with Haddon Chambers. Women prompters prove clearer voices. A new London theater will include a nursery with attendants for infants during performances. Payne cum Lauri originator dies. Harry Payne once clown at Drury Lane, succeeding his father Grimaldi.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Simms Reeves
The
Empire
London
Rumufoo
Peter
Harry Payne
Drury Lane
Grimaldi
Pennsylvania Votes Seen as National Test for GOP
Special Correspondent notes Pennsylvania's pivotal role in 1895 political mood. General Clarkson urges overwhelming Republican majority to discourage Democrats and boost party morale nationwide, warning against complacency and urging turnout to secure a decisive Keystone victory.
Pennsylvania Workingmen Rally For Protecton Vote
The text urges Pennsylvania workers to vote on November fifth for protection over free trade. It claims a strong Pennsylvanian showing will spur Republicans to renewed effort across the close and doubtful states during the presidential campaign.
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Pennsylvania
VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ON NOVEMBER FIFTH
A short exhortation urging voters to go to the polls and cast ballots for the Republican ticket on November fifth. no further context or details provided.
Stay at Home Vote Destroys Party Says Quote
A political quote asserts that staying home suffices to ruin any party and that if every Republican relied on neighbors to elect the ticket democracy would carry the state. It portrays a hyperbolic critique of turnout and neighbor influence in elections.
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Indianapolis
Keystone
Union
Poppies, Moisture Test, and Water Woes Across Regions
The piece notes folk remedies such as white poppy juice to ease bee sting pain and using a tumbler to detect damp sheets. It mentions a lamp chimney support patent earning $50,000 yearly and reports on Argentine Kansas securing real deep well water, Maine water scarcity affecting Augusta and Bangor, plus a shark attack fatality of a Japanese diver in Barrow Strait, Western Australia.
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House Furnishing Review
Kan
Kaw
Missouri
Maine
New York
Augusta
Bangor
Western Australia
Barrow Passage
Gas Well Fire Lights Wauson Water Drilling Site
In Wauson Colorado several men struck a gas well while drilling for water. The gas ignited and flames rose about seventy five feet for hours. An Alabama judge's ruling unsettles bachelors by deeming a man placing his arm around a marriageable woman as prima facie evidence of a proposal. A Cornwallis Oregon man A B Clingman died at ninety eight leaving a son seventy one a son sixty six a daughter sixty eight and many grandchildren. New London cat uses lobster meat to bait a rat then feasts on the rodent. A Scotch church advert sees five hundred dollars yearly for five years if its minister is paid and the church agrees to hang the ad in the gallery.
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Wauson
Alabama
A. B. Clingman
Cornwallis
Ore
New London
William Gillen
Canals Split Amsterdam into Ninety Islands and Bridges
Amsterdam sits amid canals dividing the city into about ninety islands connected by roughly three hundred bridges. The piece notes Amsterdam's famed waterway network and structural layout as a defining urban feature.
Protectionists Unite Over Broad Principles In Currency Debate
The passage notes failed attempts to divide protectionists over currency issues and credits patriotic, intelligent public opinion for avoiding partisan strife. It emphasizes protectionists' earnest, united stance and growing strength while avoiding disputes over details.
Victory in Pennsylvania Calls for Courage and Reform
A political appeal urges voters in Pennsylvania to back the current movement, framing the outcome as a triumph of courage and reform and inviting participation in the work ahead.
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Pennsylvania
Tips for window garden soil improvements
A window garden guide discusses lime water to kill soil worms, diatoms as tiny seaweed organisms, and charcoal added in chestnut-sized pieces at one part to twenty of soil. It notes carbonic acid from roots boosts growth and charcoal emits carbonic acid when moist, recommending a two inch drainage layer of charcoal in pots.
Rejane Says Artists Should Not Seek Society Roles
Frescoes of the Salutation of the Virgin and the Nativity from an Ashampstead parish church in England dating before the Reformation were found beneath plaster. A Bartholdi bronze of Washington and Lafayette prepared for unveiling in Paris. A bronze statue of William Tell’s legend in Altdorf by Richard Kissling now marks the market square.
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Mme. Rejane
London
Ashampstead
Reading
England
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Washington
Lafayette
Paris
Place Des Etats-Unis
Alt
The Bruised Reed and the stream of conversion
A minister wrote a booklet titled The Bruised Reed that inspired Richard Baxter. Baxter wrote Call to the Unconverted which led to Doddridge's conversion. Doddridge wrote Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul which converted Wilberforce. He wrote Practical View of Christianity and Richmond was won to Christ. The stream widens, but no one can measure its effects.
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Richard Baxter
Baxter
Doddridge
Wilberforce
Richmond
Contemplative Faith Quote From Bishop Hall
A devotional reflection contrasts the union of Christ with the believer and the body. The speaker asserts Christ’s presence beyond death and declares personal belonging to the Savior with enduring faith. This excerpt centers on spiritual assurance and eternal companionship.
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Bishop Hall
Be Quick to Love and Be Kind
A reflective exhortation from the Journal of Amiel urging immediate kindness toward loved ones. The author warns against delaying expressions of love until illness or death threatens, noting life is short and time is precious for comforting those alongside us.
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Amiel
Power That Should Be Exercised in Youth Voices
A quotation from John G. Woolley urges Christian Endeavor youth to use their power to rid society of saloons and restore moral order. The message emphasizes youthful energy and collective action against alcohol.
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Christian Endeavor
John G. Woolley
There is a saying about worth and giving
A historical quotation notes that no one who achieves something notable ever did so without receiving more than they gave, attributed to H. W. Beecher.
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H. W. Beecher
The Lord Bows Down in Prayerful Grace
A Christian Herald verse recalls the Lord bowing to listen to prayers from earthly children including the grieving and sinful. It emphasizes mercy for sinners and blessings for the weary, with praise from heaven as prayers rise from children to the king.
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Christian Herald
Queen Victoria Puts Finest Portrait of William
Report states Queen Victoria painted a portrait of Emperor William with excellent likeness. It also notes King Humbert of Italy has a private fortune of 30 million dollars deposited with the Rothschilds in London.
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William
Humbert
Italy
Rothschilds
London
Saul to Paul: conversion and mission to the Gentiles
The Acts narrative portrays Saul’s transformation from fiercest persecutor of Christians to Paul the apostle. A vision of the risen Christ alters his view of Judaism and confirms Christianity, making him the primary witness to Jesus’ resurrection for the Gentiles.
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Stephen
Damascus
Gamaliel
Tarsus
Jesus
Man
God
Christ
Paul
William Taylor evangelist of the Methodist Church
William Taylor a prominent Methodist evangelist born in Virginia in 1821 joined the Baltimore conference in 1843. He moved to California in 1849 and later did missionary work in Australia and South India where his labors laid foundations for church work.
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William Taylor
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Virginia
Baltimore
California
Australia
South India
Dras
Bombay
Calcutta
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South America
General Conference
Africa
Angola
Liberia
The Value of Naturalness in Character
The passage extols naturalness over self consciousness. It argues that true virtue shines without effort, as nature reveals strength and sweetness without display, and that striving to appear virtuous leads to imitation and deception. It emphasizes self forgetfulness and the futility of ostentatious modesty.
Nation’s alcohol exhibit questions value of policy impact
The snippet contrasts moral losses from intoxicants with alleged societal harms. It cites figures like 500 murders and 1,600,000 besotted drinkers, asking if prohibition’s price justified the gains. It reads as a historical debate over alcohol policy and its social toll.
Political cartoon quips spark fall candidate chatter
A montage of satirical lines from multiple papers notes quips about candidates, bills, and the presidential race. References to balloons, a political bee, and simmering heat reflect lingering election-season humor across Galveston Washington Rochester and Boston outlets.
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Galveston News
Washington Star
Rochester Post-Express
Boston Globe
Maine
Tom Reed
Chicago
The Almighty Dollar Announcement Cash Trade Wins
The merchants proclaim a shift from long credit to cash, promising lower prices and merit over favor. They pledge to beat competitors with value, deny price quotes, and crowd out old credit systems in favor of quick, honest dealing to serve the people.
J. W. Agrelius General Store Ad Promises Wide Stock
A storefront listing offers a full line of dress goods including Serges Cashmeres Broadcloths Ginghams and Prints. It notes ladies' and gent's underwear boots shoes rubber goods and furnishings plus groceries flour feed wallpaper glass and a complete drug department with pure drugs and chemicals. The ad claims the stock is attractive serviceable and useful as well.
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