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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1901

Page

6

Go Forth into the Mount of Olive Branches Sermon

Dr. Talmage urges assembling olive and palm branches to build a Gospel booth as a metaphor for peace with God and peace with man. He extols usefulness and victory of the palm, calls for strong faith on four stout supports, and invites listeners to enter the arbors of mercy and fellowship.

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Jacob Wrestled with God and received a blessing

The lesson recounts Jacob wrestling with a mysterious figure by the Jabbok, gaining a new name Israel through steadfast prayer and divine blessing. It highlights Jacob’s character, the polygamy era’s faults, his fear of Esau, and the transformative power of prayer and clinging to God for strength.

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Witty Quips and Proverbs in Then Current Voices

A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from 19th and early 20th century papers. Topics include courtship tall tales, leap year marriage superstition, household humor, and social commentary. Notable lines feature beaconsfield aphorisms and jokes about education and grammar.

What Did She Meant His Lordship

Fragmented humorous fragments show social banter and old style dialogue from various newspapers. The items include a sketchy exchange about kleptomania with racist language, a quip about wealth and investment, a note on fortification history, and a cautious remark about making up one's mind in a dilemmatic social scene.

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