Deer Hunt Parable Turns To God The Water Of Life
A Sunday sermon uses the hart and deer imagery from Psalm 42 to urge reliance on God. David’s chase, Adirondacks scenery, and hunts become lessons on trust, resilience, and divine mercy. The speaker praises God as the eternal water and comfort, urging readers to shed burdens and seek spiritual refuge.
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David
Solomon
Stas
John Brown
Jacob
Esau
Isaiah Courex
Avid
Saul
Adirondacks
Leon
Saranac
Hart Aid
Hartshorn
Eve
Heman
St. Regis
God
Tessa
Cape Fear
Cape Good Hope
Far East
Sandy Hook
New York
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Baroness of Nairn
Lord Stafford
Queen Victoria
Screen Lake
Lamartine
Nimrod
Jesus Christ
Tupper Lake
Heaven
Heavenly City
Landseer
St. Bernard
Ean Brown
Bether
Catching a Bad Crook in a Signal Office Fight
Lieut Walsh narrates a western sting where a signal service officer thwarts a disguised burglar. In a hotel table confrontation and a closet stakeout, the officer uncovers a trove of silverware hidden in a cobwebbed box. Thompson resists but is captured by a Chicago detective. Thompson receives five years in prison.
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Lieut. Walsh
Signal Service Corps
Cincinnati Times-Star
Southwest
Thompson
Dublin
Chicago
Mother's Jack: A Sailor Lost at Sea on a Stormy Coast
A narrator recalls a brutal forty hour northeaster along a desolate shoreline. A massive wave drags a sailor to shore and dies on the sands, his body unidentified except for a tattoo fragment reading MOTH is 1855 K. The widow mother waits in vain for word, while the grave remains unmarked and shifting sands erase the resting place.
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Ocean Beach
Jack
M.juad
Shenandoah cruiser being fitted for Pacific coal trade
The former Confederate cruiser Shenandoah, alias Waddell's privateer, is under refit in San Francisco to operate as a coal carrier on the Pacific coast.
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Waddell
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Spendthrift George Law's Curious Cat Woodcock Feast
reminiscence recalls how George Law killed time by feeding woodcock to scavenging cats behind Maretti's restaurant in Fourteenth Street. He and a companion would dine cheaply then toss the leftovers to the cats, watching moonlit scenes of pursuit as the cats leapt for the game. The tale notes his thrifty yet odd amusements compared with expensive theatergoing.
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George Law
George
Maretti
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Law
Miss Jones Sparks Paris Return Rumor
A reader notes Miss Jones's return from Paris and observes her dress affected by distance. The remark references a rival's appearance and the actress's reception among onlookers.
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Miss Jones
Paris
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