How to Make Friends Says Rev. Talmage Sermon
The minister urges genuine friendliness as a moral art. He warns against fake warmth and the harm of gossip, urges glad welcomes, kind words, and patient mercy, and stresses God’s grace as the ultimate source of true friendship. He cites Christ as the supreme example and contrasts trivial social touching with deep spiritual kinship.
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Bt&.d
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Heaven
Jonathan Edwards
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Thomas More
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Pelopidas
Jesus Christ
James Marshall
California
Captain Sutton
Ostrich Farming in America Promises a Great Industry
The Secretary of Agriculture notes growing ostrich farming in the United States with California ranches near Los Angeles and San Diego and a New York trade in feathers. Dr. Sketchly and Mr. Johnson pioneered two California and Maine ventures, facing high costs, export duties, and incubation challenges, yet the industry shows resilience and potential profitability.
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