Christ the Surgeon a sermon on healing body and soul
A Sunday sermon extols Jesus as the supreme surgeon curing chronic and acute ailments. It traces medicine from biblical and ancient healers to Christ’s miracles of sight, hearing, mobility, and speech, and ends with a plea for faith and divine aid without price.
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Archagathus
Ahaziah
Ekron
Esculapius
Pergamos
Edaurus
Podelirius
Damacedes
Darius
Hippocrates
Praxagoras
Herophilus
Erasistratus
Celsus
Heliodorus
Alexander
Tralles
Rhazas
Percival Pott
Rouxanita Larray
France
Astley Cooper
Abernethy
Great Britain
Valentine Mott
Willard Parker
Samuel D. Gross
America
Job
Hezekiah
Asa
Nebuchadnezzar
Jericho
Isos. Parre
Hickman
Simpson
Warner
Jackson
Jasheesh
Mandrake
Jesus Christ
Christ Ther
Jie
Shane
Galilee
Jerusalem
Lake Tiberias
Peter
Heavenly Country
Earth
Elysian Fields
Heaven
Great Men in Tubs in Congress Bath Rooms
A Washington letter in the New York Commercial Advertiser describes Saturday as wash day in the House. Congress runs lavish bath rooms in a subterranean suite with marble tubs, steam rooms, and a lounging area. Two keepers, paid by Uncle Sam, provide towels, soaps, cologne, and a chiropodist for members, who may sip bay rum no longer supplied by the government.
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Washington
New York Commercial
Europe
America
Congress
Sam
Vast Congo Forest Described by Stanley in Emin Relief Papers
The Paris reports in Parliamentary Papers detail Stanley's accounts of a 250000 square mile upper Congo forest. He notes dense undergrowth, impassable vines, and a tropical climate where many followers perished during thirteen months of travel.
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Mr. Stanley
Africa
Congo
Stanley
London News
Drummond
Amazon Valley
Burial site of Augustine Washington near Wakefield described
A prolonged inquiry reveals the grave location of Augustine Washington near Wakefield. The vault has fallen in and debris fills the cavity. Nearby lie two gravestones for Lawrence Washington’s children and for Jane Augustine Washington, with dates from the 18th century. The plot’s title is disputed, and past land transfers aimed to mark the birthplace with a monument but left the burial ground neglected.
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George Washington
Augustine Washington
Augustine
George Wwashington
Stafford County
Wakefield
Bride's
Cree
Wes
Wwashington
A. Linde i
United States Coast and Geodetic Serve
Washington
Bihopen
Geka
Mildred
Lawrence Washington
Jane
Ana
George C. Washington
John Kay
Lewis Washington
Commonwealth
Ates
Death of English novelist J. F. Smith at age unknown
Obituary notes the death of English novelist J. F. Smith once popular thirty years ago. The fragmentary text describes him in florid terms and hints at his distinctive appearance, though many words are garbled in the source.
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J. F. Smith
How Generals Are Made in the German Army
A Prussian officer begins as a lieutenant for five years gaining basic duties. A three year staff training in 1872 leads through tactics, history, fortifications and geography to the General Staff. Officers rotate between command and staff duties and may rise from battalion to corps command ultimately becoming a general.
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Christ
Jerusalem
Grea
Moe
Bec
Boots and Saddles In Short Orders Listed
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a marching order and a phrase resembling Boots and Saddles. Readable items mention marching context and a rough 7 item sequence.
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DR. Talmages
Christ the Surgeon
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Matthew
Jesus of Nazareth
Chorca
Bethsaida
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Christ Taecoon
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
The
London Zoological Society
A. D. Bartlett
Capitol
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