Sunday's Sermon by Rev Dr Talmage
The record notes the Sunday sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage delivering Sterling discourses.
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DR. Talmage
Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1888
Page
7
Death by own action the crime of infidelity sermonized
A preacher rails against suicide arguing self destruction violates divine trust and law. He cites biblical figures and historical names, blames infidelity for rising self harm, and urges faith in Christ for consolation and life rather than death. The sermon contrasts ancient examples with modern permissiveness and ends with moral exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Demosgenes
Alexpiers
Issocrates
Taio
Macedon
Cato
Sabyt
Julius Ceasar
Mithridates
Pompey
Hangui
Lycurgus
Brutus
Moscow
Napoleon
Pervant
Paris Green
Belladonna
Othello
Haiter
Nike
Christ
Hugh Miller
Donald Roy
God
Perciana
Brimstone
Treacher
Saul
Bathshan
David
Endor
Ahitophel
Machiavelli
Absalom
Judas Iscariot
Donne
Aaron Burr
George Sand
Job
Elysium
Jesus Christ
Tom Paine
London
Owen
David Hume
Nile
Danube
Duncan
Voltaire
Gibbon
Montaigne
Hudson
East River
Fatdels
Survivor of the Alamo with Texas land claim in Washington
William James Cannoyn, once the lone Alamo survivor, is described as an aging man with white hair and a rugged face. The narrative notes his dramatic life, multilingual skills, past acts including aiding Crook at Mescalero, and his current effort in Washington to press a claim for 7,000 acres of Texas lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty
Pat
Ys Syith
Hugh Miller
Portobello
Earth
Heaven
William Cowh
Roy
William Cowper
Isaac Watts
Charles
Mireens
Prince of Wales
Hungary
Marlborough House
William James CanNnoyn
the Alamo
Custis
Bowie
Crook
Sierra Madres
Washington
Texas
Storage of Life and its Conditions in a Lecture
In a Sanitation institution talk Dr B W Richardson outlined how the body stores life for longevity. He cited hereditary fitness continence bodily balance temperance and purity from disease as key factors. He warned against stimulants and excitement and favored calm nervous and lymphatic temperaments for longer life. A strong emphasis on the round temperance avoiding all heart stimulants tied to stored vitality.
Balancing Accounts and a Household Memo
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins juggle domestic mismatches in a humorous tale. She keeps a whimsical account book tracking forgotten tasks and remembered items while he audits her records seeking balance and meaning amid daily mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestery
John
Mr. Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Polisher’s
Paterfamilias
Timepiece that gains thirteen and a quarter seconds in a month
A countryman visits a Maiden Lane shop complaining his $265 watch runs too well. The dealer diagnoses it as losing accuracy and notes the watch has gained exactly thirteen and a quarter seconds in one month, suggesting it keeps time better than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden Lane
Christendom
Agricola
V.V. Y
John Hay Regrets Over Poems and Praise for Lincoln Biography
The Boston Herald weighs John Hay’s poems and defends him on controversial pieces. It lauds The Breadwinners and Life of Lincoln as strong works showing his literary versatility and war era significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Jim Lbludsoe
Hosea Biglow
Professor Lowell
Lincoln
Hay
Boston Herald
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