Talmage Sermon on Gethsemane and Crucifixion Costs
Louis Klopseh recounts Dr. Talmage’s Sunday sermon detailing the agony at Gethsemane and the crucifixion, framing Christ’s sacrifices as installments toward human redemption. He connects biblical scenes from Bethlehem to Calvary with vivid imagery of temptation, divine sympathy, and the cost paid for salvation.
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Washington
Heaven
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Hethleim
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Jesus
Daylu
Christ the Lord
Quarentania
Hell
Satan
Christ
Napoleon
London
Lisbon
Calvary
Cross reunites with Huron gift linked to colonial bribery
A solid silver cross, found in the Lake Lemargarningue district and recently gifted to Montreal from Michael Cit Indian, is identified by a Jesuit as one of fifty cross bribes given to Huron Indians in the early 1500s to induce them to fight for France against the Iroquois allied with Rogiaud.
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Lake Lemargersinges
Montreal
Michael Cit
Cosine
Lake Lemargarningue
France
Rogiaud
Disease of plum and cherry trees explained by fungus
The Indiana Experiment Station reports that Black Knot on plum and cherry trees is caused by a fungus, not insects. Knots swell in spring, produce winter spores, and can kill branches or whole trees. Control includes cutting and burning knots, Bordeaux spray in early spring, and repeated treatments through May and June. Cooperation among neighbors is advised.
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Indians Experiment Station
Indiana
J. Troop
Moat
Vermont Experiment Station
Beef and sheep movements stir Western markets
A garbled Montana report notes beef and mutton trade toward the Pacific coast and Colorado, with carloads of sheep heading west. It mentions 300 horse shipments to Africa and a claim by Murphy on securing a desired number, Miles City up in arms over rejected Indian beef contracts and a complaint to the secretary about lacking Montana law to handle the case.
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Livesreck
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Africa
Murphy
Miles City
Montana
The
Montana and Disease
Hogs with round feet reported from Whitesboro and Gonzales County
A reader cites reports of four round footed hogs in Boonsboro Arkansas and Gonzales County Texas noting their fattening ability but weak bones. The text also discusses seed longevity for gardeners, advising fresh seeds and cautioning against mixing old reserves with new ones, citing three-year NY Experiment Station results.
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Tex
Boonsboro
Ark
Gonzales County
Texan Live-Stock Journal
New York Experiment Station
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