Aromatics at Christ in Tomb Sermon on Resurrection
A Sunday sermon blends biblical incense with Easter themes. The preacher envisions aromatics at the tomb, the trumpet sounding in the last day, and the world transformed into two gardens as souls rise. He urges steadfast faith, resilience against obstacles, and the power of music to raise the dead.
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Christ
East Indies
Arabia
Joseph
Ecclesiastics
Solomon
Isaiah
Carden
Tabernacle
England
Thirteen Colonies
America
France
Germany
Mount Sinai
Calvary
United States
Mexico
Mississipi
David
Christ Jesus
Europe
Esa Ag
Christ's Tomb
Joseph of
Arimathea
Horace Greeley
New York
Richmond
Tremont Street
Goston
Park Street
Dr. Griffin
Satan
Daniel Webster
Charles Dickens
Frederika Bremer
Edward T. Taylor
India
Sinai
Jericho
Gideon
Ira D. Sankey
Thomas Hastings
William D. Bradbury
Lowell Mason
Campagna
Mediteranean
Caspian
Black Sea Deepa
Marathon
Agincourt
Blenheim
Acre
Hohenlinden
Sedan
Gettysburg
Sharpsburg
Christian Commission
Sesostris
Ghengis Khan
Franklin Lasso
Lightnin
Warren
Queen Elizabeth
Kenilworth
William
Prince of
Orange
Gustavus Adolphus
Jerome
Prague
Tamerland
Aurelia
Mont
Jesus
Plaucng
Nicephorus
Alexander
Irene
Valeria
Arethusa
Navira
Greenwood
Somerville
Balloon Ascents Over Denmark Sweden and the Baltic
The narrator recounts 1871 trials of a giant balloon built for the French government, its launch from Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, and a dramatic voyage across the Baltic toward Sweden. Accompanying travelers include an American and a Danish photographer, with encounters near Malmo and coastal fishermen. The tale covers ascent, navigation, descent, and subsequent plans amid royal interest and press coverage.
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Vvovares
Copeniagreb
Denmark
Tivoli
Schroeder
Channel
Sweden
Norway
Boyton
Old City
Baltic
Two Kingdoms
Malmo
Kingdom
Copenhagen
Gabriel
Baltic Sea
St. Petersburg
Stockholm
Christiana
College
London
Frederic VII
Masonic Lodge
R Mae
Orrand
Christian
George L
Im II
Athena Philadelphia Press
Otter Snatches Trout as Chase Pursues with Revolver
In Spring Run a bold otter with a fourteen inch trout in its mouth eludes a woodsman named Hiram Chase as his dog Ned charges the fish thief. The dog bites the otter but is wounded, and the otter finally drops the trout before Chase shoots it dead at the brook’s brim.
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Spring Run
Hiram Chase
Spring Brook
Penn
Woodsman
Chase
Ned
T Brook
Neuilie
Mr. Chase
Peculiar Find After Cremation At Mount Olivet
Report excerpts reveal Mount Olivet Crematory supervisor describing a half melted nickel recovered from the ashes of George H. Disque incinerated June 2, 1887. He suggests it was swallowed and shielded by bones, raising questions about cremation amid a grim incident.
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A. Roorbach
New Jersey
Mount Olivet Crematory
Fresho Pond
Long Island
N. Y
C. W. C. Dreher
George H. Disque
Dreher
Hoboken
New York
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Rev. DR Talmage
Jerr Davis
Roanoke Island
Col
Rupert G. Incrrsoni
Blaine
Bismarck
Atter Crema
Tion
Mrs. Gladstone
National Liberal Club