SUNDAY SERMON ON BETHLEHEM NATAL AND KINDNESS
The sermon extols Jesus as the poorest born savior offering encouragement to the poorly started, good will to men, and the heavenly chorus. It honors the manger as the source of remission, mercy, and unity, urging forgiveness and mercy among listeners. Additional brief notes cite Dartmouth alumnus E. C. Carricay and grants grants mansion news, then a Pennsylvania farmer’s family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mary
Teliebem
Pharaoh
Casar
Hapburg
House of Stuart
Bethlehem
Camel
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Christ
Luther
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Columbus
Ienoa
Hogarth
Westmoreland
Kitto and Prideaux
Herschel
Haydn
Paradise
Lord Jesus
E. C. Carricay
Boston
Dartmouth
Suaratoza
F. Butler
Novel sport in Minnesota gains rapid local interest
The Minneapolis Tribune notes a growing ski running scene among Scandinavian Minnesotans with a fifty member club. A Kenwood hill tournament is planned next month with prizes and a Trilune badge, drawing 400 competitors from Minnesota Iowa and Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavia
Kenwood
Turner Hall
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Hemmelstred Brothers
Hedemarken
Norway
Michael Hemmerstiedt
Peter Brensholm
Berg
la Crosse
Wis
Dr. Nansen
Greenland
Good Hope
Nansen
Zoological Museum of
Bergen
Minneapolis
How vhas it dot when trouble follows the neighbor
A Detroit Pie Press page presents a folk voice on unfair law, taxes, and misfortune. A speaker ventriloquizes hardships, alleging double standards in policing, credit, utilities, and local care, with comic hyperbole about neighbors and consequences.
Charleston Class Cruiser to Rely on Steam and Gun Turrets
The Charleston, built in San Francisco, will be steam powered with two short masts and limited sail. Each mast carries a top-mounted Hotchkiss revolving gun on a rail, protected by two inch steel shields and a conning tower for the captain. Experiments in France show machine guns’ destructive potential in future naval battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
San Francisco
France
Old Soldier Mangold Fought with Napoleon in Many Campaigns
Philip Mangold a ninety five year old French veteran living in Locust Gap Pennsylvania recalls service under Napoleon from Moscow to Waterloo. He lost a finger at Smolensk and a scar near his eye from a Cossack spear. He fought at Porodino and Waterloo, came to America in 1855, lived in Philadelphia ten years, then Locust Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mangold
Napoleon
Moscow
Waterloo
Locust Gap
Pennsylvania
Marshal Ney
Mangold
Smolenski
Porodino
America
France
Louis Philippe
Philadelphia
Leocut Gap
Ander
J Yerk Heratl
A Novel Way to Sell an Article
A well dressed young man challenges a Monroe street shopkeeper. He proves a front door can be opened in minutes with wire, then sells him a patent lock device. The proprietor buys the patent and later fears his safety as he goes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrison
Havana
Scott
Eliot
Thackeray
Dt Feller
Shail
Dot Feller
Canada
Ant
Monroe Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR Talmage
Manger
Bethelehem
Pty
Angels of Mercy
David
Raphael
Rubens
Juan
Giotto
Jordan
Cross
Galilee
Salvation
Ana
Michael
Archangel
Chicago
Harrison
Stren
Conestoga Valley
Strer
Annie Styer
Sallie
Fannie
Adam
Daughtr
Carl Dunder
Michican Avenue
Grand River Avenue
Peter
Detroit
Etarep
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!