The Pillar in the Border The Pyramid Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage’s December 1889 Cairo sermon views the Great Pyramid at Gizeh as a sign and witness from God Isaiah’s prophecy. He praises its ancient precision, notes its endurance, and urges living for eternity through memory built by kindness and faith, not stone monuments.
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Call for Great Lakes hydrographic office branch
Vessel agents and mariners on the Great Lakes urge the establishment of a branch hydrographic office to safeguard the region’s vast maritime interests and ensure better navigation support.
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Peach Tree Theft Test For a Son
A quirky test suggests placing peaches before a son to judge guilt. If he ignores them he is guilty. if he eats heartily he is either innocent or a hog. This humorous measure relies on a folk adage rather than evidence.
Chinaman scare tactics teased by RouprN1
A dubious plan is floated to discipline China with a personal hand. The character RouprN1 may dispatch Corte first to threaten Chinese opponents with tales of his New Orleans exploits.
Typeface fight shifts in Germany toward Roman script
The movement in Germany backing Roman type over Gothic is rapidly gaining ground, according to the Chicago Herald. Many medical and scientific periodicals are already printed in Romana characters.
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Chicago Herald
Railways unlock Africa riches say Paris Selair interview
Stanley in an interview with a Paris Selair representative claims Africa's center hides riches but cannot be tapped until railways are built. A French insurance scheme for frost damage aims to cover annual agricultural losses of 215 million as winter approaches. The plan tests districts by thirty year mean temperature and frost days with insured degree options.
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Boston Transcript
Modern Poultry Science at Sandacre Farm in Quogue
The New York Telegram tours Sandacre Farm near Quogue L I detailing Robert Colgate's modern poultry operation. It describes incubators, thermostats, and bell alerts, plus the staged brood process from hatching to brooding, duck ponds, and a year’s yield of ducks as markets demand.
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The Diamond Duke of Brunswick in Exile
The Diamond Duke was Charles Frederick William Augustus a Duke of Brunswick who was driven from his dominions in 1851 and died in exile. He was paranoid, built a fortress like Paris residence, stored wealth as diamonds in secure cells, used secret stairways and combination locks, and feared poisoning while spending days in diamonds and costumes guarded by detectives. The Bank of Paris reportedly offered Russia a $60 million loan at four percent.
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