Gospel of Health Sermon on Liver and Mood by Dr Talmage
The sermon argues spiritual gloom stems from physical liver disease rather than sin. It links health to faith, praises Christian physicians, and warns early dissipations harm liver health and future spiritual prospects. The speaker cites Solomon and modern doctors to show body and soul are linked and urges timely reform.
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Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
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Scrap-book as a decorative voyage through travel illustrations
C M Skinner praises scrap-books in the November Book Buyer as vessels of beauty and variety. Travelers’ scrap-books enthrall with photo mounts, letters to kin, and multi‑section volumes recording sights, hotels, and theatre programmes, bound in crimson morocco and packed with images.
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Amatuer Photography Ends Love Affair
A witty dialogue shows Brown asking about a romance. Smith replies that the affair is failing because she has taken to amateur photography and now only provides a negative.
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Governor Waterman Checks California Treasury Cash
Upon taking office Governor Waterman ordered all state money counted with every seal broken. The total $1,100,000 was verified as present and he hosted an elaborate dinner for those involved in the count.
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Gum Chewing In U S Tabs Rank At Three Million
The New York Mail and Express reports Americans chew about 3 million dollars worth of gum each year. The estimate highlights widespread use across households and retailers.
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