Sermon on Haman and Mordecai Remains a Moral Chronicle
A long sermon recounts the Persian tale of Haman and Mordecai, drawing lessons on pride before destruction, the dangers of worldly power, and the value of steadfast faith. It links biblical events to modern temptations, urging resilience through religion and conscience against fame and fortune.
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Christ
Haman
Tamerlane
Ahab
Naboth
Herod
Bethlehem
Felix
Louis XII
Louis XVIII
France
Wvanier
Nebuchadnezzar
Jesus Christ
Sent
Mordecai
John Bunyan
Delaware
Valley Forge
Washington
Paul
Melita
Prescott
Mordecai Grandiy
Pearls in Oysters Revealed by Science and Craft
The article explains pearl formation in oysters as a defense against irritants, forming nacre layers around a foreign grain or germ. It details natural pearls, imperfect forms, and artificial methods including French and Italian techniques, and notes Chinese propagated pearls and major fisheries in Ceylon, Japan, Java, Sumatra, and the Persian Gulf.
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Ceylon
Japan
Java
Sumatra
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Hindoostan
Crocodile Attack Kills Woman at River Edge
Baltimore American reports a crocodile attack near a river edge killing a woman as paddlers and onlookers describe the scene. Locals recount a crocodile dragging her, then attacking and removing the body with others aiding to recover it. Witnesses confirm the danger posed by the crocodiles.
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Baltimore
Rescue on a Mexican Retreat T
In a scene from Maximilian era Mexico, Lopez falls while fleeing and is aided by an Indian rider who allows him to mount, then Lopez shoots the pursuer from behind and resumes his escape alone.
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Daniel
Darius
Paul
Tosmatan
Nazareth
Satag
Toland
Spinoza
Bolingbroke
Biount
Boyle
Charles II
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Satan
Moses
Sisera
Kingdom of Nature
Golfword
Joshua
God
Truth
Christ
Baron de Malortie
Maximilian
Mexico
Lopez
A Good Word for the Japs Says Professor Rein
Professor Rein reports Japan shows strong frugality and resourcefulness with limited arable land. He notes one tenth of Japan’s area is cultivated yet supports a large population, demanding provident and ingenious effort in farming, likening the nation to efficient market gardening per the Chicago Herald.
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Rein
Japan
California
Chicago Herald
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Waiks
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Steinan
Morde
Ieuana
Foo Lama
Goliath
Robespierre
Shenton I
Strafford
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