Astray to Salvation in a 19th Century Sermon
A Sunday sermon laments sin and urges universal repentance. The speaker argues all people have gone astray like sheep, urges turning to Christ who bears humanity's iniquities, and calls for immediate acceptance of salvation before death. Numerous personal testimonies illustrate redemption through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Jesus Christ
Pasure
God
Aluscet
Sinai
Sebastopol
Son of God
Christ
Son
Tabernacle
Scattered Notes Highlight Drinking, Censuses, and Libraries
A collage of brief items reports on excessive drinking and medical cautions about hat dye effects, Scottish population trends surpassing Ireland, a printer error tale about a foreleg, a consular report on silk from the celestial silkworm, Michigan ambulance speed ruling, calls for inebriety asylums, a note on McGuffey's readers, a judge defending homeowners from forced sales, climate and veracity debates, and library counts across Europe and America with New York noted for lacking a sizable free public library.
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Europe
America
Australia
England
United States
New York
The Frog’s Bony System and Jumping Adaptations
The article explains frog anatomy with nine vertebrae and no ribs. It details hind leg evolution for jumping, extra hinges in the back and foot, and a sixth toe on each hind foot. It notes forefeet have four toes and the increasing loss of digits in evolution, citing the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Star
Reparation Seen In Czarowitz Case By Japanese
The sentence of the Czarowitz as a sailor to penal servitude for life was regarded as the only reparation Russia could obtain from Japanese authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Michigan
Detroit
Czarowitz
Russia
Farmer shifts to cotton as colonial support grows
The Australian farmer is already turning his attention to the cultivation of cotton and is receiving full backing from colonial authorities in this new agricultural push.
American inventor’s corset joke sparks Paris laughter
Paris mocks a claimed corset patent meant to enforce morality. The device allegedly emits a train whistle when pressed by a lover and the inventor says he has already married three of his daughters due to publicity. Wits fear parlors will fill with whistling corsets.
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Paris
Remedies for Mosquito Bites in Summer Travel
A brief note suggests practical relief for bites from witch hazel and camphor carried for travels. If unavailable, soap rubbed into a lather and dried is said to ease sting and itching, per the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Caterpillar Plague Worsens Across North Carolina
The caterpillar outbreak in North Carolina intensifies with more reports of heavy defoliation and agricultural impact. Officials warn residents and farmers to monitor infestations and follow control guidance as the issue grows.
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North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. DR. Talmage
Archangel
Hati
Apennines
Alps
Huspain
Henry
Hari
Mary
Jesus
George
Calvary
Scotland
Ireland
Trale
Klung-Chow
New York Independent
A. H. McGefrey
McGufffey
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Star
McGuffey
Jeyce Hower
Proken Bow
Neb
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