Sunday School Times promotes unsectarian Sabbath work
The Sunday School Times, established 1850, is a weekly unsectarian publication serving Sabbath school superintendents and teachers. It features regular contributors, aims to aid teachers, and offers Lang’s Great Commentary on St Matthew as a premium for new subscribers.
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J. T. Crane
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Ev. J. Key Vincent
Henry McCook
Alfeed Taylor
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Ralph Wella
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Caroline B. Kelly
Cathariog M. Trowbridge
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A Standard Political Work Hovcm East Corser Of Tier Thamodd
A compact political notice outlines routine responsibilities and aims within a regional government office. It highlights expected duties, governance standards, and the scope of authority for the office located in a mid sized jurisdiction.
Clerical Move Notices From Wills Building to High Street
References Rev PRrauth D D Prof Muhlenberg Prof Jacobs Dr L Stoever HLL Bougher Dr S Ifaber move O NEAL has left his office from Wills building 29 corner of Baltimore to High streets opposite the Presbyterian Church Residence adjoining the office April 7 1863 of
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Presbyterian Church
Forwarding line from Gettysburg to Baltimore announced
Cul i & Earnshaw announce a weekly freight car line from Gettysburg to Balsamore. They will transport any quantity and handle purchases in the city, with depots at Gettysburg North Washington and freight received at Stevenson & Sons in Baltimore. Public urged to call for service. August 5.
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Baltimore
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Stailroad
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David Zilglem
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Gettysburg Railroad Change of Connections
On and after Monday November 20 1665 passenger trains will depart Gettysburg and connect to York Philadelphia Baltimore and the North and West. The first train leaves Gettysburg at 7 45 A M arriving Hanover Junction 10 25 A M then to Baltimore 12 80 P M with the North Central East Line. Mail train from Baltimore north arrives Harrisburg 20 P M and Gettysburg 1 30 P M with passengers from Horningberg York Baltimore and Washington. Nov 91 Brew SUGARS from 14 to 18 contact VANNESTOCR S
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Merrily Girls Sing In Summer School Scene
A bright fragment recalls school girls in a seaside summer setting. Merrily they move in a sunlit, joyful mood, with summer skies, dresses, and sisterly companionship as they share songs and dances after leaving the classroom.
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Levis
Lessons on unity and a lion tale in old prose
A collection of old anecdotes and moral tales discusses marital harmony with a garden-line fable about a husband and wife pulling together. Also recounted is a curious Paris letter on Batty’s method of taming lions using Hungarian costumes, ending with a wistful quote on children’s closeness to God.
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Paris
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Leo
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Circus Scandal and Childish Pranks at 1864 Fair
A chaotic extract from an 1864 Livingston County page recounts circus antics, a quarrelsome clown and a fight ending the show. Separate items describe a minister’s pulpit fire prank, a Cherokee whiskey fight, and a rambling lettered humor column about babies and courtship.
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