We Have Not Passed This Way Before Sermon
Dr. Talmage urges merciful interpretation of human endeavor as he reflects on Joshua 3 4 and the crossing of the Jordan. He compares ancient reverence for the divine ark to modern conduct, warns against irreverence in speech and law, and notes that life’s path is untraveled and each moment unique with lasting moral footprints.
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Taimnage
The
Jordan
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Washington
Talmage
Mount Lebanon
Joshua
Israel
Congress
Capitol Hill
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Monroe
Jefferson
God
Custom House
Legislative Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Broadway
New York
Tremont Street
Boston
Zarephath
Nain
Tabitha
Eutychus
Lazarus
Christ
Volcanoes and violets
A group ascends Vesuvius and crosses the crater amid sulfurous fumes and peril. On descent, they reflect on past eruptions and the enduring beauty of April blooms along the slopes, noting nature as God's handmaiden that masks danger with flowering meads.
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Vesuvius
Hell
Chicago
The Sunday School Golden Text Chronology
A compact list traces biblical chronology from Joseph sold into Egypt to Moses and Israel in Egypt, noting dates BCE, lesson topics, and the assigned golden texts for the past quarter. It includes Joseph’s trials, Pharaoh’s dreams, the exodus, and several prophetic verses guiding moral lessons.
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Jacob
Benjamin
Bethlehem
Rachel
Joseph
Hebron
Egypt
Dothan
Tacor
Isaac
Uebron
Pharaoh
Miphraim
Manasseh
Familly
Goshen
Moses
Ussher
Arabia
Israel
City of
David
Luke
A Potent Female Remedy for Uterine and Nerve Ailments
An herbal compound claims to cure ovarian troubles, womb displacements, and spinal weakness. It promises relief from irregular menstruation, headaches, nervous debility, and backache, asserting safety and near infallibility, with wide endorsements and availability through druggists.
Waiters Do Math Over Dinner Bill at Moonshire
A diners table ends with a waiter offering to recount the total, noting the guest has just enough for the bill but no tip. The exchange, set in Moonshire, highlights curbside arithmetic and courtesy in dining rooms.
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Moonshire
Largest in the World Cocoa Makers Win Three Gold Medals
Walter Baker & Co. Limited of Dorchester pride themselves as the largest manufacturers of cocoa and chocolate in the world. They earned a gold medal at the Paris exposition last year and this year won three gold medals at the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo for purity and excellence of their goods.
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Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Buffalo
Quotable Epigrams and Patent Remedies in 1900s Ads
A collage of humorous quotes about promoters and weather paired with early 20th century medical ads. Piso's Cure for throat and lung affections is praised by Endsley of VanBuren. A driving rain rouses a child to stay indoors, while Laxetive Bromo Quinine Tablets promise one day cures with a money back guarantee. Putnam tradelss dyes highlight brightness and ease of use.
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Piso
Wm. QO. Endsley
Vanburen
Bruggisti
Industrial World Progress and Planned Innovations
A $2,000,000 silk cargo arrives in San Francisco from the orient. A shipyard will rise near St Joseph on Lake Michigan. The Diesel engine will be produced in South Worcester Massachusetts. Twenty seven hour trains will connect New York and Chicago. A 12,000 ton hydraulic forging press will be installed in the Carnegie armor plate plant. Wireless telegrams were foreseen by James Brown Lindsay in 1834. A Texas coast canal from the Mississippi to the Rio Grande is proposed at six feet deep and 60 feet wide, costing about $1,500,000.
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San Francisco
Orient
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
South Worcester
Mass
New York
Chicago
Carnegie
James Brown Lindsay
Dundee
Scotland
Mississippi River
Texas
Rio Grande
New Cure for Rheumatism in Mrs Guardhouse Case
In Hester Missouri Elenor Guardhouse suffered sciatic rheumatism for over forty years. Doctors doubted a cure until Dodd's Kidney Pills were tried. After eight boxes she reports no pain and permanent relief. She has remained symptom free for months, astonishing skeptical physicians.
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Hester, Mo
Elenor Guardhouse
Dodd
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