Christ Above All in Preaching and Heaven
Dr. Talmage extols Christ as the supreme subject in sermons and in heaven, urging preachers to use vivid, varied language to portray the Savior. He cites examples of holy deaths praising Christ, and envisions the celestial scene where all voices proclaim Jesus, the central theme of salvation.
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Northwestern Starts Chicago as Ocean Port in Transatlantic Run
A large Chicago crowd watched the steamer Northwestern depart April 25 bound for Europe with agricultural implements, packing-house products and other goods. The Northwestern, built by the Northwestern Steamship Co. with Chicago and New York capital, is 256 feet long, 42 feet beam, and draws 214 feet. Four boats are planned for the Atlantic run: Northwestern, Northman, Northeastern and Northtown, with Buffalo and Montreal stops to offload grain. Captain Atkinson commands the vessel.
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Lincoln remains moved to rebuilt Springfield monument crypt
Abraham Lincoln and family remains, after seven decades in a temporary vault, were quietly moved yesterday into the marble crypt of the Lincoln monument in Springfield Illinois. Gov Yates and officials witnessed the ceremony as the casket was sealed in the crypt, with the remains of Lincoln and his wife and children now resting in the tomb.
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Illinois exhibit bill passes at Springfield for St Louis fair
Springfield Illinois lawmakers approved Trautmann's measure by an overwhelming vote to allocate 250000 for an Illinois exhibit at the St. Louis World's Fair. The roll showed 133 in favor and five against with Crangle Groves Loy McClenan and Montelius voting nay.
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Citing His Authority and the Office Boy Gag Over Hare
A humorous Kansas City Independ ent item notes a mock exchange about Mr. Hare. The office boy jokes that Hare is dead, then adds a quip about a sign across the street reading Half Dyed Here, reflecting a light wit in a newspaper brief.
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Mr. Hare
Kansas City Independent
A Colored Poker Club Opens with Prayer Parry
A brief exchange contrasts a colored poker club that begins its meetings with prayer with a remark by Mrs Bowers. The joke notes the state legislature also opens with prayer, implying the practice is not unusual. The item reflects satirical dialogue from Puck.
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Bowers
Puck
Engagement Ring Opal Sparks Uneasy Joy
A Boston Traveler line notes a couple celebrating an engagement but the bride fears the overwhelming happiness. She whispers joy yet worries the opal ring’s pastel gleam mirrors fragile fortune.
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Boston
Lofty golf talk sparks tongue slip on Linka gossip
Heard on the Linka reports Tom Lofty delivering golf chatter, prompting remark that he plays little and merely spoke after a hot Scotch altered his speech. The quip reflects playful social banter in Omaha World-Herald style.
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Tom Lofty
Omaha World-Herald
Heiress and Blower clash over heart and purse
A quip from the Philadelphia North American frames a domestic dispute as an heiress-wife asserts financial independence while her spouse claims romantic certainty. The exchange highlights tension between love and money in a marriage.
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Blower
Philadelphia
The Proper Thing in an Amateur Circus
A brief comic exchange from Chicago Evening News shows Uncle Tommy scolding for eating green apples while Tommy explains he is training to be the contortionist in their amateur circus.
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Tommy
Amatuer Circus
Chicago Evening News
Local miscommunication stalls in a stubborn cough case
An elderly resident recounts a personal medical mishap where an apple core caused a choking episode. Two doctors spent hours treating the patient, while a jokey remark about long waits highlights community humor and financial concerns over overdue payments.
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Jimmy
Johnny
English bounty jumpers convicted in England
A man was convicted in England for enlisting as a recruit in fifteen places and decamping with advance money each time. The scheme cost England roughly five hundred thousand pounds annually in such operations, according to the New York Post.
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England
N. Y. Post
She Stamped Him A Farmer Learns From His Daughter
A quirky rural anecdote features a farmer who prides himself on knowledge being gently corrected by his young daughter. Her question about stopping the milk flow after milking a cow yields a humorous, belittling moment that underscores简单家庭هما.
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