Nebuchadnezzar's fall and a message on conversion
The speaker reflects on Nebuchadnezzar’s seven year madness, humility before God, and restoration to power. He warns that conviction is not conversion, urges decisive repentance, and contrasts worldly fortune with eternal faith. He urges turning to Christ, praising religion's life change and denouncing reliance on opiates and fortune.
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Robert
Rohert
Nebuchadnezzar
Nabopolassar
Babylon
Daniel
Heaven
God
Felix
Paul
Christ
Angels of God
Arago
S’ Alembert
Jesus Christ
Nebuchadnezzars
Rim
Abraham
Israel
Canaan
Dante
Divinia Commedia
Martin Luther
James Y. Simpson
Shakespeare
London
Eden
Noah
Egypt
Sodom
Lot
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Zechariah
Sinai
Calvary
Christ Jesus
Spain Faces Widening Deficit Trend Over Fourteen Years
Spain has run a growing deficit for fourteen consecutive years and shows no sign of narrowing the gap. The article notes persistent annual shortfalls and escalating fiscal pressures amid economic challenges.
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Spain
Victoria and South Australia Protect Wild Turkeys
The Government of Victoria South Australia acts to prevent the destruction of the wild turkey valued for pest control as locusts and other insects threaten crops.
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Victoria
South Australia
Bison Population Estimate by Location and Status
The latest estimate places the number of American bison at 1996. Of these, 254 are in captivity in American zoological parks, 20 wild in Yellowstone Park under government protection, 85 wild in other parts of the United States, and seven in parks in foreign countries.
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American Zoological Parks
Yellowstone Park
United States
Reform of convicts aims to train released criminals in St. Petersburg
A San Francisco Chronicle report notes philanthropists in St. Petersburg start subscriptions for workshops to train ex prisoners. The program seeks trades to help them earn livelihoods and prevent recidivism, saying the reform will save many from drifting back into crime.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
San Francisco Chronicle
Spirited Town Woman Faces Harsh Critics Over Street Attack
A New York area town discusses a woman who horsewhipped a man after years of stalking on the streets. While some applaud her firm stand the piece questions whether such acts will curb the behavior of aggressive men. The column notes cheap horsewhips and divides opinion among readers.
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Daniel iv
Jinson
Cirvend
Amuhia
Vanoes
Zedes
Babylon
Sebucadnezzar
Pinstor
Neluchainezzar
Nebuchadnezzar
Lrge
ePaven
Maniac
Ich
Imperial
Ceca
Doraeims
Nebucha
Chinchilla
Tor
Gimo
New York City
Fire drill at Tiffanys saves great jewelry store
A witness to the Tiffany & Co blaze reports a swift, orderly fire drill by clerks. Customers were cleared, shutters closed, hoses deployed, and jewelry secured in safes, preventing heavy losses and panic.
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New York
Tiffany & Co
Season brings rich harvest for Maine hunting trades
The New York Sun notes a strong season in New England hunting regions. A Bangor taxidermist received fifteen large moose heads for mounting. A Parmington fur buyer returned from Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont with over twenty bear skins, many fox skins including a fine gray, thirty beaver, numerous fisher and otter, sable, coon, mink, skunk, and about two thousand muskrat skins. The season saw many SK animals killed.
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New England
New York Sun
Bangor
Parmington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Jail Expands Twice in Oklahoma Town
A visitor remarks on rapid growth in Vomville Oklahoma as a resident notes the jail has had to be enlarged twice. The lighthearted exchange highlights local development and concern for housing prisoners.
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Vomville
Oklahoma
Pestilence to Recovery Hood's Sarsaparilla Tale
A reader recounts a lengthy siege of illness with poor appetite and digestive troubles until trying Hood's Sarsaparilla. After three bottles the writer reports marked improvement and renewed health, describing a strong belief in the remedy's power.
A New Woman Praises Hood's Sarsparilla Healing Claims
A writer asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood and serves as the best constitutional treatment, reducing the need for local remedies in many diseases afflicting women.
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Hood
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Sterling Discourses
Henry
George
Narragansett Beach
W. R. Francia
New Haven
Sheridan
Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Boston
Mass
DR Kilmr
Brigtt
Feng Wren
Donald “Kennedy
Roxbury, MA
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