The Evils of Gossip Sermon by Dr. Talmage on Secrets
Dr. Talmage answers Proverbs 25 9 on not revealing secrets. He laments gossip blab and argues secrecy supports moral aims, family trust, and public reform. He cites secret societies, warns against slander, and urges disciplined speech and secret plans aligned with virtue.
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Socretien
Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Solomon
Jerusalem
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Plante
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Satan
Lord
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Sophocles
Beggars in Hawaii Take No Peerhousem Need, Says Article
In a Hawaii piece, nu paupers and beggars face no peerhousem, with claims of unt and lack of necessity noted. The report discusses social conditions and policy hints amid public concerns about poverty and support systems.
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Hawaiii
Thwati
Peerhousem
Sunday School Lesson on Genesis Covenant and Faith
The lesson discusses Gods promise to Abram later named Abraham, his childless state, and the covenant ritual with animals. It highlights faith counted as righteousness, the sign of circumcision, and the surrounding context of the Hebrew people. It notes the symbolic ritual and Paul's references, urging study of Genesis chapters 15 16 17.
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Abram
Eliezer
Damascus
Hell
Heaven
Egypt
Humphrates
Abraham
Paul
Canaan
Gundy
The English Army in Kiam Prepared for Battle
The column moved out in light cat marching order with coats waterproof sheets and new equipment. Officers carried rifle and bandolier while belts buttons gun barrels and bayonets were khaki painted. No red coats remain as swords were laid aside making the division look like an army led by sergeants and corporals.
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Kiam
Sins of Omission and Faith in Forgetfulness
A humorous quip notes a boy defining sins of omission as those we have forgotten to commit. The remark echoes a girl’s idea of faith as believing something untrue. Household Words cites the exchange.
Mer Choice Miggs Chooses Amanda in Shawer of My Joys
In a witty exchange Miggs brags about Amanda choosing him for sharing joys and sorrows, while Mrs Miggs counters that he did not actually choose her, reflecting comic stage dialogue from a New York World item.
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Miggs
Amanda
Mrs. Miggs
N.Y. World
Front steps ice irons requested in playful quip
A Troy Times snippet quips a mother asking to borrow flatirons to heat and iron the ice off the front steps. A child answers that rough ironing isn’t desired, just melting ice.
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Troy Times
Made of Enemy's Cannon Victoria Cross Description
The Victoria cross is a Maltesy cross forged from cannon captured from the enemy. It bears the royal crest at the center with a scroll reading For Valor. The reverse side is bare. Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Ice theft arrest claims by defendant questioned
Chicago Evening News reports a judge questions an officer about a man arrested for taking ice, the officer replying the suspect was stealing ice when apprehended. The exchange underscores a dispute over intent in a cold theft case.
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Chicago Evening News
Gentle Advice From Miss Pepprey On Speech Patience
Gentle Advice from Miss Pepprey advising Tom that he speaks hastily and should weigh his words. The Philadelphia Press notes the exchange in a light, humorous tone emphasizing careful speech and restraint.
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Tom
Pepprey
Philadelphia Press
Trouble. People who are looking for trouble can always find it in public places.
Chicago Democrat quotes a blunt maxim about public life and risk, noting that those seeking conflict may encounter it in public spaces. The remark frames trouble as an inevitable aspect of visibility and crowds.
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Loch Earn
Ville de Havre
Chicago Democrat
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