Forbidden Honey Sermon by Talmage on Temptations and Books
In Brooklyn on October 16 1881 Reverend T DeWitt Talmage defended his church’s finances and delivered a sermon titled Forbidden Honey. He warned against temptations from literature intoxicants gambling and stock speculation comparing them to honey that harms the soul and citing Jonathan in Bethaven and the dangers of modern novels. He urged pursuit of pure literature and God’s mercy over perilous pleasures.
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All Ladies What Has G Become of the Women Folks Nowadays
A Tid Bits item recounts light social chatter about daughters and their occupations Mrs Genteel notes Katie works as sales lady Mamie is forelady in a tomato canning plant Lulu serves as waiting lady in Hartford Lena is nurse to Judge K family The speaker mentions living with Mrs Blank's boarding house as cook lady for the winter
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A Choice of Terms Displayed by a Surgeon
Dr M- arrives at St Marys Hospital after a dissecting room rush with his hands in his pockets. A wounded man jokes that he is an object, not a subject, as the doctor offers careful care despite his grim humor.
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It Is Divine to Act Well Quote by Horace Mann
A concise quotation emphasizes thinking well as a precursor to divine action. The line attributes virtue to deliberate conduct and moral choice.
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