Christmas Sermon Honors President Warship?
Bethany College secretary delivers a morning sermon at Curd Memorial Church Washington praising Christ and the late President James A. Garfield. The address laments war and recalls divine guidance, urging reverent reflection on public life, faith, and national unity.
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The Living Christ the Mighty God and King
A lengthy sermon excerpt extols Jesus Christ as the Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, and Prince of Peace. It argues for Christ’s supernatural powers, divinity, and role as savior, urging believers to unite under His banner and pursue eternal victory and peace.
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Out West Indian Troubles and Livestock Slaughter 1890s
Long column fragment surveys frontier issues with Nez Perces and Crows, cattle grazing, and stock drives. Discusses Theodore’s Montana ventures, buffalo hunts, and potential government action. notes slaughter, reserves, and crowning schemes under Marquis de Morès. Includes social essay on widowhood and suitors.
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The Talking Doll in the Hut Haunts a Girl
Fragmentary diary style narrative describes a girl haunted by a talking doll in a hut. The doll complains of abuse, recounts thefts of various items, and pleads to tell its mistress. The текста shifts to long moralistic digressions about dieting and weight loss, including unattributed quotes and dubious medical advice.
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Autographs and the Brockly Bok Collection Tale
A reviewer extols the remarkable autograph collection of Elwand W. Bok of Brooklyn, noting its 1000 signatures and letters from queens, emperors, writers, and statesmen. The piece surveys prominent names such as Victoria, Wilhelm II, Bismarck, Napoleon III, and Hugo, illustrating the breadth of Bok's holdings and the deep historical value they imply.
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