Wisdom is better than rubies, Talmage declares
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage at Brooklyn Tabernacle argues true religion outweighs wealth and gems. He contrasts ruby wealth with spiritual riches, citing Solomon and stories of history to claim wisdom and faith bring lasting happiness beyond worldly adornment.
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Better Than Rubies In Heaven The Departing Soul
A preacher describes a dying woman’s room and the absence of faith contrasted with the glow of supernatural comfort. He imagines heavenly sight and music, then longs to reunite with friends and Christ, declaring heaven’s joy far surpasses rubies and earthly riches. The speaker recounts the hope of meeting distant readers and kin in heaven.
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John the Baptist a Great Preacher of the Wilderness
The piece argues John the Baptist was among history’s greatest preachers, noting he drew crowds from towns into the wilderness without wealth sponsors patrons or media coverage. It contrasts his humble, unknown status with modern advertising and status symbols.
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Trial of Abraham Faith in Beersheba and Mount Moriah
The lesson outlines Abraham at age 125 living in Beersheba with Sarah and Isaac born in 1800 B C. It recounts the test of offering Isaac on Mount Moriah, the meanings of faith and obedience, and lessons on trials strengthening character and guiding future generations. It parallels such trials with biblical and moral examples to illustrate reliance on God.
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Ex Senator Duncan Dead and Early Iowa Legislature Facts
Ex State Senator Duncan of Columbus Junction dies. Francis Alexander Duncan born June 9 1824 in Tennessee, moved to Iowa landing Port Louisa 1844 and Columbus City area, served in the Fourteenth to Twenty-first assemblies and Senate, leaves a family and church work legacy. Also notes on relief fund spending, mayoral expense returns, and a fish law court case in Lansing with G H Hoag convicted after six hours deliberation.
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Brief satirical snippets from early 20th century papers
A collage of quips and exchanges from papers like Buffalo Courier Elmira Gazette Chicago Record and Atlantic Constitution. Topics include editor clashes typewriter operability population political candidacy and European beer consumption with dismissive or humorous tones.
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Tur Huntsman
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Notable Woes and Fates of Historical Figures
The passage catalogs hardships of figures like Tasso, Selden, Palestrina, Cuanne acne, Jounson, Coxe, Steune, Chunchill, Soenkare Aas, Gallileo, and Tiis, noting poverty, imprisonment, illness, notoriety, and conflict with critics. It weaves a portrait of enduring struggle and societal misfortune across eras.
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Iowa Senate and House Debated Broad Reform Bills
The Iowa legislature faces a wave of bills in both chambers including insurance reform, police matrons in cities, hog cholera controls, and jail housing for women. Other measures cover telegraph charges, woman suffrage debates, library funding, prison terms, education and county boards. A fatal boiler explosion at Kelly is noted in Des Moines, with injuries.
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Sprouts Of Experience And Early Gardening Tricks
In this fragment, gardeners discuss crowding avoidance and companion planting. Advice covers dry storage for bulbs, guarding potatoes, sowing mustard for winter greens, and using mustard leaves in lettuce salads. The piece notes balloon ascents reaching high altitudes and the rarity of air, contrasted with self registering balloons.
Des Moines Rail Train Tragedy and Local Notices
A Rock Island train in western Des Moines struck two children, with legal action brought for damages. The supreme court ruled the kids trespassers and that the train speed and city limits ordinance did not affect the case. Also reported are marriages, court decisions, plumbing exams, racing association news, relief committee notes, and assorted Iowa items from Hillsboro to Davenport.
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