The Wrath and Life Teachings of Rev Duryes and Cayter
Sermons discuss the wrath of God as a moral law mirrored in human conduct. Emphasizes belief in the Son for eternal life and obedience to Christ as the path to transformation and courage. Also urges parental responsibility to prevent cruelty and moral harm to children.
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God
J.R. Duryesse
John
Jess
Messiak
Socrates
Earth
Tim
New York
Ciy
Judas
Jon
Lfe
Heaven
Gaume
Theodore £. Cayter
D.D
Society For the Moon of
Reuben
Charliy Brothers
Pharisalan
Commonwealth
Church
Paul the Apostle's Journey and Character Lessons
A Sunday School lesson recounts Paul’s journey to Jerusalem with aid for Christians in Judea, his trials before Felix Festus and Agrippa, the voyage and storm to Malta, and his enduring faith. It highlights themes of events teachings and character, emphasizing tenderness determination fearlessness and resourcefulness as keys to his ministry and letters to Timothy.
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Paul
Jerusalem
Jurdea
Christ
Ife
Hellespont
Asia Minor
Miilelus
Ephesus
Tyre
Caesare
Temple
Antonia
Caesarea
David
Caesarean
Felix
Durance
Jipa
Festus
Caesar
Agrippa
Rome
Malta
Mamerting
Timothy
Miletus
Bayard Taylor
Horatio Nelson
Phariace
Cacanren
Praetorian Guard
Iome
Belinda’s Bridal Details Revealed in Missive
An entry recounts Belinda describing her white wedding gown in ornate terms. The letter lists a crepy de chine fabric, two hundred tucks, fifty yards of lace, a yoke with exposed front detailing, and a skirt that flares to the feet. The writer notes Belinda’s lengthy correspondence and reveals the groom’s name only in a teased line. Washington Lost.
A Spinster's Vocation and a Rich Love
Miss Ashton, a rich forty five year old spinster, draws poor inventor David Morton into her circle. He loves her yet fears social bars, and she vows to claim happiness rather than endure convention. She asks his advice for a friend in love, then confesses her own plan to propose if needed.
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Miss Ashton
Ashton
Shadow
David Horton
Fashion
David Norton
David Morton
Sadie
David
Womn
Utica Press
Uncle Jimmy Clawson Keeps Hair Uncut Till Cleveland Wins
James Clawson a prominent Southern Mallnors figure aged 73, grew his hair as a pledge after backing Cleveland in presidential races. He bet neighbors he would not cut his hair until Cleveland’s election, saw Cleveland lose once, renewed the bet after a second defeat, and kept growing his locks even when Cleveland won again.
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James Clawson
Mallnors
Cleveland
Jimmy
Cales County
West Point
Caele
New York
Clawson
Continuous Seasons Moralizing Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a moralizing man claiming experience is the best teacher and a stumbler countering that few live long enough to graduate. The Philadelphia press snippet hints at a typographic or OCR error in the wordage.
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Philadelphia Presa
The Rector’s family and a child’s prank tale
A story from Temple’s early bishop days tells of a rector and a proud mother calling for a “co rector” during dinner. It also recalls a Solomon temple lightning myth, a burglar’s mild revenge, and light humor about a stock exchange purchase and a woman’s simple idea in a cluttered scene.
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Canterbury
Manchester Guardian
Doctor Temple
Exeter
Doeter
Archie
Stock Exchange
Edith
Primitive dairy method and Persian nomad life described
The account explains a basic milk separation technique yielding a salted butter mass, then shifts to the Persian nomad's lifestyle. It describes the nomad’s tent life, the starry sky roof, and storms forcing shelter. It also notes harsh punishment practices and casual executions in contrast to prisons.
River Formed Amphitheater At Evansville Region
The Ohio River near Evansville Indiana and across to Henderson Kentucky carves a natural amphitheater in yellow river banks. Water flow has etched a circular stepped formation resembling ancient Roman theater terraces.
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Culiar
Evansville
Henderson
Sky
Italy
Tallest German Soldier Feats of Height Impress Army
Corporal Tappl cof, six feet nine, is noted as the tallest German soldier. His height attracts attention within the army, leading to special duties and frequent requests for appearances, including a trip to Rome where he drew much notice among smaller comrades.
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Tapplcof
Rome
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Bruce Brown
Chicago
Jinnat! Post
the Sunday School
Richard SM
Jovns
Israel
Britain
Belinda
Mme
Excent
Washington
Leslie's Monthly
Elty Inn
Solomon
Ind
KAR
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