Regions and Business in Sunday Sermon by Dr Talmage
The sermon argues business life is a God given school for energy patience and integrity. It links merchants farmers and traders as parts of a single economy, urges using business knowledge for Christ, and cites examples of honesty and perseverance under trials. It emphasizes that faith guides profits and character beyond mere financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Oly
Emand
Prince Imperial
France
Belleville
New Jersey
New York
Syracuse
Philadelphia
God
Irene
Newton
Xeanl Mansfeld
Christ Hall
Mercia
Zain
Jesus Christ
State of
Maine
Liverpool
Bank of England
Plato
Aristotle
You
Alps
Himalayas
Piedmont Valley
Scotch Highlands
Oxford
Wall Street
State Street
Fulton Street
Broadway
Atlantic Street
Chestnut Street
Tradt
Boards of Trade
A Doll Factory How Germany Fuels American Toy Making
The St Louis Republic outlines how Europe and especially Germany supply dolls and wood toys for American markets. It explains wax compositions, modelers in Paris, national production in Saxony, and the seasonal doll hospital in New York for repairing or exchanging damaged dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Europe
Germany
Brooklyn
New York
France
Saxony
Nuremburg
Thuringia
Paris
Dolly
Ecommerce
America
Kers
The Mannlicher Rifle Relic From Chilean War
A San Francisco officer recalls a Mannlicher rifle box found at Vila del Mar after a major battle. Surgeons praise the rifle as humane for its hard non splintering bullets and cleaner wounds that rarely cause blood poisoning. They cite three men shot at Vina del Mar with contrasting outcomes as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vila del Mar
Vina del Mar
San Francisco Examiner
How Water Freezes and Forms Ice
The article explains water shrinking as it cools to the freezing point and then expanding to form crystalline ice. It notes ice rises, creates needle and hexagonal crystal patterns, traps air, and that freezing releases latent heat. Anchor ice forms at river bottoms from cold air carried by turbulent water, unlike in still water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hunters Praise Virginia Game Drifting Toward Rich Territory
A Philadelphia hunter recounts a Washington trip from Virginia lasting weeks with success near Amelia Court House and nearby routes to Richmond. He notes abundant game returning across Virginia after years of decline tied to development, railroads, and civilization, asserting Virginia offers diverse species from reed birds to bears across water, piedmont, and mountain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Philadelphia
Washington
Virginia
Amelia Courthouse
Richmond
the Alleghanies
Piedmont
Washington Post
Huida Patroness of Agriculture and Domestic Life
A Detroit Free Press note defines Huida or Hulda as the benevolent patroness of agriculture and domestic duties. It recalls old sayings about snow bringing Hulda to make her bed, noting the name evokes cheerful, happy thoughts across spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huida
Hulda
Detroit Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Talmage
Algiers
John Dean
Carlisle
St. Louis Republic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!