A Small Man's Great Treasures in Zaccheus Lesson
In Central Baptist Church Rev. J. A. Hansen preaches on Luke 19:1-10, presenting Zaccheus as a small man who gains vast spiritual wealth. He argues wealth must serve truth, urges restitution and generosity, and asserts salvation, not money, is true treasure.
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Comforting Promise of Long Life from Dwight Moody
A sermon excerpt discusses the desire for long life and argues death is not final. It emphasizes faith in eternal life, reunion with loved ones, and moving from a flawed mortal existence toward a hopeful, everlasting future.
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Dwieht L. Moody
Heathen at Home Quote by John G. Puree
A fragment cites a saying by John G. Puree asserting that those who insult others abroad do more harm at home, emphasizing hypocrisy and moral critique from a historical voice.
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John G. Purae
New York Styles Show Off Novel Waist Blouse Designs
In New York City fashion notes a new waist blouse with loose sleeves creates the illusion of a separate garment while being a single construction. The gown pairs with chemise and lace accents, suitable for crepe de Chine or other thin fabrics, with various trims and tucking details.
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New York City
Hat and fashion notes for 1900s women's wear and footwear
Article describes a large mircir velvet hat with drooping trim and a diamond brooch, surrounded by velvet binding and a radiating ostrich feather. It also discusses fashionable footwear with patent feather vamps and coordinated tops, plus a turnover collar and a cape. Provides fabric quantities for a medium size.
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Tabacco
Mulberry Named New Shade In Advanced Styles
A New Shade. The newest color shown in the advanced styles is named mulberry. It blends crushed strawberry and raspberry and is close to old rose, making it suitable for almost any complexion. Artificial flowers are used on evening gowns for corsages and garniture to finish fuzzy veiling.
Vienna's 15 Million Sterling Loan Sparks Heavy Debts
Vienna plans a 15 million pound municipal loan spreading over ninety years at 4 percent interest. Funds cover electric lighting tramways brewery cemetery and markets, with 10 million allocated to works and 5 million to drainage paving parks hospital and museums. Lower Austria Diet plans large borrowing, and Vienna taxpayers face added provincial taxation.
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Glove flaws and rate kio myth in old cabinet tale
A glove maker examines brown gloves claimed to be ratekio skin and finds many cuts and scars that weaken the material. The tale notes damaged hide limits commerce and compares aging skin to flawed gloves while mentioning various branded remedies and a gimlet pointed event invention for profit.
Cure at City Mission Reverses Scabies Suffering
A city mission recounts a dramatic recovery of a young woman afflicted with scabies and sores. After seven weeks of care and treatment with Cutcura products, the patient improved rapidly, slept better, and within five weeks could look for work, now strong and well, Laura Jane Bates, 8 Fifth Ave New York. March 1, 1907.
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New York
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Pardon me ah on train hat remark and catarrh cure ad
A fragment from Harper's Weekly blends a comic train-car exchange with an ad pitch for S. S. Cheney Co Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio. The passage also references Takewell's Family Pills and a critic’s remark about a rural landscape. The text mixes humorous dialogue with early 20th century medical advertising and commentary.
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Fd, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Gwenty & Co
Takefall
Come and See Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A front building sign invites public inspection of Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory and methods in Lynn Massachusetts. The notice asks readers to verify claims about the vegetable compound, its roots and herbs, and the confidential letter correspondence with women. It challenges skeptics to confirm testimonials from over one million correspondents and the cure claims, while urging doubters to gain confidence.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Lydia E Pinkhem
Venison Price Compared With Pork in Early Indiana Times
In the early fifties, venison from Morgan and Brown Counties sold far cheaper than pork, preferred by Hoosiers over red deer meat. An entire wild turkey would fetch more than today’s spring chicken, and a dozen quail cost less than a dozen packs of sausage, with quail not needed to imitate short-billed snipe.
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Indianapolis ‘News
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