Divine Razors and the Lord's Wisdom in Global Calamities
Washington notes on Dr. Talmage sermon linking world events to divine judgment. The preacher uses Isaiah's razor metaphor to warn against pride, urges repentance, and argues God directs nations through appointed scourges like war and plagues. He cites Civil War, 1870s conflicts, and global history as proof of providential discipline.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Europe
Assyria
David
Dogg
Judea
Sennacherib
Esariheaddon
Nebuchadnezzar
Mary
Sueifer
Marseilles
Madrid
Palermo
America
Italy
France
God
Little Tad
Lincoln
All America
White House
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Cabinet of the Eternal Three
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Babylon
Ifuns
Germany
Japan
China
Spain
Rome
Britain
Frances
Dalmatia
Rhaetia
Noricum
Pannonia
Moesia
Dacia
Thrace
Macedonia
Greece
Asia Minor
Syria
Phoenicia
Palestine
Egypt
Africa
Mediterranean
Gibbon
Roman Empire
Commodius
Pertinax
Caligula
Diocletian
Napoleon
Henry II
England
Heaven
Earth
Seraph
Archangel
National Capital
The Sunday School Chronology of Christ's Life
This feature presents a chronological review of Jesus life and teaching for the past quarter. It lists events from A D 29 including walking on the sea healing in Galilee feeding the 4 000 and discourses at Capernaum and Jerusalem with accompanying golden texts for each lesson. It also covers journeys through Decapolis Samaria and Perea and the final departures from Galilee with parables and teachings on prayer forgiveness and watchfulness. The list links each lesson to its subject and golden text and identifies subjects such as Jesus walking on the sea the bread of life the transfiguration the good shepherd and the rich fool with implied lesson themes.
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H. C. Lenington
Christ
Jesus
Galilee
Gennesaret
Capernaum
Sidon
Decapolis
Bethsalda
Peter
Cesarea Philippi
Lukesus
Tabernacles
Jerusalem
A. D
Samaria
Perea
God
Uife
Lfe
Eos
Jesus the
Good Shepherd
Early Preacher’s Letter Reveals 18th Century Mission Work
Rev. Griffith Hughes details his parish duties in Pensilvania visiting neglected learners and correcting false doctrines. He describes itinerant preaching under trees to Welch and English settlers, logging 1105 miles plus Radnor and Perquimoma duties, with communicants rising from 48 to 55 and 19 to 21 and nearly 100 christenings, including ten adult.
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Griffith Hughes
Pennslvania
Radnor
Perquihoma
Geo. Hughes
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as malaria cure
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine, is superior to rivals, and guarantees no cure, no pay. It touts wide U S use, notes over 1.5 million bottles sold last year, and positions the product as a genuine malaria prescription from Paris Medicine Co.
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Grove
Grove’s
United States
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Were Men of Few Words From New Hamp Shire Settlers
A Philadelphia Record item notes New Hampshire settlers in Kiowa County California speak in minimal phrases. Two exchanges show terse humor about bot treatment for horses and a hard luck charge, ending with a simple exchange and a greeting.
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New Hampshire
Kiowa County
Cal
Philadelphia Record
Josh
Prisoner Declares Superior to Police As He Is Fined
An officer testified in front of Justice Martin that a hungry looking man abused police and claimed superiority over all officers. The prisoner repeated the slander, saying every officer is a scoundrel and he can separate money easily. The court fined him one dollar plus costs.
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Martin
The
Chicago Chronicle
War correspondent and chaperone banter in Puck
A brief cartoonish exchange shows a war correspondent praising a chaperone while noting there is no press censorship about her. The dialogue underscores media freedom themes in a light magazine tone.
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Puck
Not of the Ordinary Kind
A humorous exchange shows Mrs. Highmore noting Serena the kitchen maid’s superior qualities and regular hay fever, while Mrs Upjohn mentions high wages. A daughter quips her father left in “great good tumor” this morning and a mother jokes about needing money from him.
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Bozton
Porsam Faperess Dyrs Streak or Uneven Dye Warning
Public notice warns against using Porsam Faperess Dyrs due to potential spotting streaking or uneven dye on goods. Sold by all druggists warning consumers to avoid product and seek refunds or alternatives.
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Acme Mfg. Co
Kansas City
Somerville Journal
Ram
A. J. Tower
Boston
Mass
Wiliams
Cents
Williamis Meg. Co., Props
Cleveland
Ohig
Henry N. Copr
Washington, D. C
Wooley Mt
Adana
Vonene
U.8
Western Ay
Chicago
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