Sermon Copy Requested from Wooster Presbyterian Pastor
A 1862 letter from J H Kauer and others requests publication of a sermon preached February 2 at the Presbyterian Church of Wooster by Rev. James A Reed. Reed replies the sermon was not intended for press but timely copies are submitted for publication to correct misrepresentations.
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Presbyterian Church of
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James A Reed
Groves Brinkgenoor
Linpot Spracorz
Wooaten
J. H. Kacxz
Jeo, McCelzan
J. H. Craix
A. H. Mrexns
Preas
J. A. Rexp
Dancing as a sacred rite or devil's amusement and its dangers
The author denounces dancing as unchristian and perilous, arguing it perverts sacred worship into worldly pleasure. He cites Old and New Testament examples, warns of temptation and vice linked to balls, and urges Christians to reject dancing as a moral and spiritual hazard.
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Saul
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Herod
Herodias
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House of the Wicked
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Hell
Nithir
Sodom
Fremont the Nation’s Hope and Pathbreaker
The article lauds John C. Fremont as a steadfast, iron‑willed general who carved the path to California. It praises his endurance under misfortune, cites court martial history, and predicts a glorious triumph born from his labor. The piece urges Fremont onward as trust in him strengthens the nation.
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Califorfornia
California
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Cameron
Thomas
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Nightingale on Nursing Bed Care and Sleep
Florence Nightingale explains bed care for ill patients emphasizing proper windows and fuel, keeping patients warm and well ventilated, avoiding nakedness, and preventing disturbing noises or drafts. She links continuous sleep to recovery and urges vigilance by nurses overnight.
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Phrase about women painters and secret power dynamics
Poetic line argues against shaming a woman for painting or blushing and warns that a kept secret acts as a slave until revealed, then becomes a master. The piece frames gun control as a metaphorical restraint on secrets and public perception.
American women as depicted by a Bentley contributor
A September Bentley's Magazine excerpt mocks American women as dependent on husbands for all domestic duties and purchases. The piece claims wives burden husbands with shopping, financing, and managing households, while men bear the burden of provisioning and governance.
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Roble Hle
Washington
Aly
Indy
Europe
Life in Air and Deep Sea Revealed by Solomon Iuna Summit
A survey reports life at 14 000 feet on Iuna summit with Datomacee-rich air and millions of Globizeriaa shell remains in a 7000 foot mud sample. Star fish brought up from depth show vibrant life despite extreme pressure, suggesting life thrives from high air to ocean depths.
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North Atlantic
Unable To Decide A Texas Journal Almanac Anecdote
A fragment recalls a Texas editorial note about an editor friend who awoke in fear at night unsure if she would die or walk. It mentions a religious revival memory of a cautious old maid who claimed feeling something in her stomach, unsure if wind or religion.
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Volunteer writes home urging girls not to hurry marriage
A camp life volunteer touts domestic arts and advises girls to wait for returning boys. He suggests good husbands will be found who can cool, wash and iron, handle housework, garden tasks, and run errands for their wives.
Provisional Kentucky Government Amid War Dispatches
A compilation of brief notes includes Kentucky rebels forming a Provisional Government leaving Governor Magoffin out, Utah ahead to join the Union with polygamy recognized, a joke about a sewing machine to collect rents, and a remark on the Duke of Wellington’s steamship gains.
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