Wonders of disaster and blessing in modern times sermon
The Sunday sermon in Kansas City focuses on extraordinary disasters and rising blessings in the modern era. It cites earthquakes, cyclones at sea, epidemics, and volcanic upheavals alongside advances in longevity, literacy, Bible distribution, and Christian missions, urging faith and active Christian work.
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Cunming
Iran
Wople
Herodotus
Josephus
Xenophon
Gibbon
Newfoundland
Etruria
Arizona
New York
Anon
Ever
British Association
Trajan
Antioch
Lisbon
Voltaire
Europe
America
Boston
Caraccas
Chili
Isle
Japan
Naples
Mexico
Medusa
Manilla
Hawaiian Islands
Nevada
California
San Salvador
Ischia
Yonder
Capri
Moses
Italy
Christendom
Java
Indian
Ganges
Hattiah
Dakin Shabazpore
Minnesota
Rochester
Kansas
Missouri
Wiscon
Ilinois
Iowa
Seaton
Ville de Havre
Schiller
England
Grace Darlings
Ida Lewises
Brighton Beach
Moscow
Neapolitan
Marseilles
Memphis
Shreveport
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Hardwar
India
Bossarah
Greenwood
Laurel Hill
Mount Auburn
Manitoba
Isaah
Methusaleh
Salmon P. Chases
Abraham Lincolns
Henry Wilsons
Fergusons
Fplytechnic
Packer
Dakota
Tennyson
Disraeli
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Court of the
Judge Black
Mary
Jesus
Northwest
Christ
Grospel
General Assemblies
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Railroad
Western Union
Christ the Lord
Mount Olivetor
Cal- Sak
Chinese Executions Drain Canton Courtyard to Blood Show
Frank G. Carpenter details Canton’s execution ground used as a crockery yard where heads are displayed in jars of lime and on poles. He cites dramatic accounts of Ling Chi slicing and strangulation, witnessed by a British officer, with threats from crowds and grim descriptions of the procedures.
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Canton
Frank Z. Carpenter
China
Hong Kong
Cheshire
Peking
Bart
Mr. Cheshire
Groums
Curt Me
Tam
Frank G. Carpenter
The Dead Man’s Funeral Flowers
A New York florist recalls a post mortem order from a cynical recluse who died with S508 and left instructions for a grand funeral. The story features a coffin adorned with faded elegies and a city full of strangers, while pallbearers and carriages carried the body to a quiet, unpaid farewell.
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New York
Schopenhauer
The Common House Fly and Its Life History
The article discusses the common house fly as a widely distributed insect with little known life history. It cites Packard and Figuier on the lack of detail about transformations and larval stages, noting historical entomology works and the mystery of breeding sites and development from egg to pupa through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Packard
Figuier
France
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God
Grand Central
Stoker
London
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Jesus Christ
Palestine
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Bristown
Fred L. Ames
Oliver Ames
Vr. Adnmot
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Christian Union
Florist
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Bulee
Amner