Wings and Reverence Soar in Seraphic Flight Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage sermons on Isaiah vi, 2 using seraph wings to teach humility, reverence, and readiness for swift divine service. He compares wings covering feet and face, on heavenly speed, to our own need for humility, reverence, and spiritual ascent toward eternity.
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Measuring Results Across Time and Human Character
A reflection on measuring hourly outcomes versus long spans, noting land and sea shifts when comparing centuries, and observing how life and neighbors reveal character under persistent circumstances. The piece cites Gladstone and ends with a definition of hiccups as diaphragmatic muscle action linked to digestion.
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Fifty Years Of Iowa Agriculture And Progress
A long retrospective notes Iowa statehood in 1846 and early progress. It cites population, railways, telegraph, and printing milestones, compares national achievements, and highlights substantial farm output in 1895 including corn, hay, and livestock values. It mixes anecdotal local lore with data on agriculture and industry.
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Conan Doyle in London Queen and other literary notes
The column reviews upcoming works and serials with Conan Doyle for London Queen titled Loclo Hernaerat Memory of the Empire. It mentions Bodley Head editions and various authors like Vieter Starr, Mina Gulney Riva, and C E Phelps. The piece comments on literary trends, public taste, and a playful anecdote about writers and handwriting as a character revealment.
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The Ethiopian Convert and Philip's Missionary Journey
A Sunday school commentary on Acts 8 to 9 focusing on Philip opening the Ethiopian eunuch’s heart, the spread of the gospel beyond Jerusalem, and the conversion that formed the Ethiopian church. It reflects on Biblical teaching, baptism, prophecy, and the role of providence in guiding early missions.
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