David and Stay at Home Heroes Inspire Ten Thousand Worth
A sermon-long meditation extols the biblical David as a model of restraint and moral courage. It urges leaders to stay steady at home when appropriate, value the stay-at-homes behind the front lines, and uplift those with unique gifts to serve the nation. It frames courage as staying prudent under fire and expanding one’s influence beyond direct battlefield action.
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United States
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Detcolus
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Goliath
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Itt
Tephraim
Tia
Heroen
Epleni
Coettoy-et-fonttrewand
Carey
Wngley Tessins
The Sunday School Exposition on Cana of Galilee
A Sunday school article reviews John two to thirteen, analyzing Jesus first miracle at Cana. It weighs location debates near Nazareth Cana el Jelil and Kafr Kennah, discusses Mary’s role, Jesus reply to Mary, and the implication for his public mission and his disciples’ belief. A separate note reports a bank manager’s escape and capture after three years, traced by a seaside telescope sighting by a sailor on a cruiser.
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Cana
Ita
Philip
Nathaniel
Bethaparat Betharyebr
Rendslerndan-Weein
Dead Sea
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Toseph
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Lauer
Ghent
Pan Oma
Josue
Herve
Rome
Hindotf
Palestine
Preston
Folliow
Py Mouth
Windmills and Morality in a Village Chronicle
In a vignette from a rural century, a man named Merkle notes wind powered mills and churns as villagers debate reform and piety. The narrator recalls parish talk on weather, science, and luck guiding industry, with humor and local characters shaping daily work and belief.
Swearing Off Arguments Over a Smoking Ban Incident
A garbled reminiscence depicts two townsfolk agreeing to a smoking ban contract. One man breaks the pact to smoke and is tempted by a wager of clothing worth $80, while a second pact breaker faces a stingy penalty. A farcical scheme unfolds when a hat and a “sweather” contract are used to coerce payment, ending with a sly confession.
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Promines
Tiene
Fire Ant
Temperance Talks on One Glass that Changed a Nation
A long critical piece argues that a single glass of wine derailed the Democratic Party at Charleston and split the Georgia party conventions. It links temperance rhetoric, pro and anti liquor forces, and moral admonitions to a century of upheaval, claiming the wine altered destinies and fed a later political split in the South.
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Charleston
Georgia
Lye
van Herschet Johnson
Johnson
Jehoden
Commonwealth
National Democratic Party
Atlanta Constitution
Bonadder
Drov
Nose and nose shape inspire French tragedy at Porte Satur Martin
The elder Coquelin’s nose allegedly inspired a Paris hit The Tragedy of Cyrano de Bergerac staged at Porte Satur Martin Theatre, now drawing crowds in Paris with its nasal theme. A Jewish artist fund created by Nathanied and Albert von Rothschild seeks support for Jewish painters and sculptors, offering Austrian citizens benefits to applicants.
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