Stranger in the City Warns of Moral Dangers
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage warns urban explorers about the moral hazards facing strangers in great cities. He describes temptations on Broadway and in hotels, urges careful choices, and recounts his own mission to expose urban iniquities to aid souls seeking salvation.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Namie
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Erie
Long Island
Patti
Boston Common
St. Paul's
Melita
Astor Steps
Wrory
Academy
Diood
Kensett
Bierstadt
Chureck
Moran
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
New York
Broadway
Bowery
Dhe
Wall Street
Battery
Central Park
Austerlitz
Gettysburg
Waterloo
Itis
Small-Pox Hospital
Paris
Seine
Lazaretto
Wellington
Army of Jesus Christ
Morning sermon offers mercy and moral warning to city visitors
A lengthy homily extols God's forgiveness and salvation for strangers in the city. It contrasts wartime unity with modern temptations, warns against Sabbath violations and urban dangers, and urges visitors to find Christ, welcome strangers, and seek redemption rather than risk ruin.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Rappahannock
Maryland
Dixie
Home Sweet Home
Song of Earth
Heaven
God
Satan
John Howard
Elizabeth Fay
Thomas Chalmers
Christ
Mer
Edward Stanley
Stanley
Inservations Lesson on Joseph in Egypt Based on Genesis 41
A historical religious study argues Joseph aged 30 in Egypt under Potiphar and prison, outlines Thirteen years of preparation, and lessons from his faith and conduct. It cites Heliopolis as possible era capital, Apophis as Pharaoh, Osborn and Thornley Smith for context, and notes Joseph’s discipline endurance and growth through trials.
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Joseph Baler
Egypt
Peloubet
B. C
Joseph Peack
Zoan
Tanis
San
Nile
Egyptian Exploration Fund
Osborn
Monumental Egypt
Joseph
Heliopolis
Memphis
Cairo
Eph
Apophis
Apepi
Abraham
Thebes
Tavis
Potiphar
Jacob
Hebron
Herod
Thornley Smith
Kitto
Electrical Progress and Public Notices in 1895
Public notices report free telephone ambulance calls in New York during street accidents. Rome to host an international exhibitions on arts and electricity from September 20 1895 to June 30 1896 with space applications due by November 30. Heilmann electric locomotive trials spark reports of a steam-powered electric design. Truepnonic links Belfast and Glasgow. Dublin to Belfast line nears completion, enabling Dublin Glasgow travel. Swedish explorer Banowx von Nonpensxsoup prepares a spring Greenland expedition. The Lutheran Year Book lists 70 Lutheran orphanages and related institutions.
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Tax Electrical Street Railway Reporter
New York
Poltccmen
New York City
Rome
Italy
Fottowry
Heilmann
France
M. Heilmann
Belfast
Ireland
Glasgow
Scotland
Dublin
Banowx von Nonpensxsoup
Bjorling
Greenland
Excellent Contrivance for Handling Manure In the Barn
A farmer describes a 1883 barn with cement gutters draining into an adjacent apartment. A strap track and car system moves manure and absorbents into a pit cleared weekly in winter.
Labor-Saving Manure Cart Described by G. W. Grant
A simple manure cart system built on a track extends across the stable, manure pit, driveway, and hog pen under one roof. Four carrier wheels run on a track with a central swivel and crosspiece enabling automatic dumping into the pit or wagon. Grants notes its ease of use, lack of patent, and farm profits including 50 tons hay and 300 bushels oats from limited acreage.
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G. W. Grant
Gate arrangement for a fourteen foot roadway
A design from American Agriculturist explains a sliding roller gate for a fourteen foot road. The gate should be twenty feet long with six feet balanced over the roadway, rolling on a three fourths inch bolt. Use double thickness for roller contact and set posts wide apart to resist wind.
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F. ©. Farnham
Washington
Farms for the Million on North Western Line Promote Prairie Growth
Promoters tout rich Minnesota Nebraska and Wyoming lands as ideal for agriculture and commerce. The Chicago North Western Railway advertises affordable farms with favorable terms, appealing to farmers mechanics and laborers seeking better conditions along its routes. A stray stage line follows with a meubed rebuke from a tragedian who quips about performing death scenes.
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Minnesota
South Eeeebraska
Wyoming
Chicago North-Western R
Adconane A. Thrall
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Chicago, AL
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness caused by catarrh can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and invites readers to send for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The piece also contains unrelated political talk.
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Hall
F. J. Ceeney & Co
Toledo
Breathing Poison and Quarrel Over a Neighbor Kid
The clipping discusses malaria risks and a bold claim that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters protects against chills fever and other ague symptoms. It also includes a fragment of a child’s quarrel with a neighbor girl over an incident.
Which Will You Be A Farm Renter or Owner
An advertisement urges readers to choose farming as renter or owner. It promotes moving to Nebraska for cheap land and easier ownership, offering a descriptive pamphlet from J. Francis, G. P. & T. A., Burling ton Route Omaha Neb. The pamphlet is free by mail.
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Nebraska
J. Francis
G. P
T. A
Burlington
Omaha
Neb
Universal Laxative Syrup of Figs Gains Noted Standing
The Skill and Knowledge Essential to the production of the most perfect and popular laxative have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co to achieve success with its remedy Syrup of Figs. It is conceded to be the universal laxative and is for sale by all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Romantic Russian Drama Darkest Fassia at McVicker’s Theater
The notice promotes McVicker’s Theater highlighting a Monday April 9 showing of the Romantic Russian Drama Darkest Fassia by H. Grattan Donnelly. It mentions mail seats and quotes puzzle-like swatches from various publications, while interjecting promotional blurbs and patent medicines.
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Ning
Darkest Fassia
H. Grattan Donnelly
Growing Demand for Well Bred Carriage Horses and Roadsters
The Breeders' Gazette notes rising demand for well bred carriage horses weighing 1600 to 1800 pounds and for roadsters capable of eight to ten miles per hour. Horseback riding grows in popularity as fashion and recreation, creating opportunities for intelligent breeding and training aligned with farm work.
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Gazette
Gentle Advice on Laxatives and Health Regulation
A historical note urges gentle laxatives for occasional relief and argues that proper bowel regulation would reduce reliance on doctors. It links headaches indigestion and fevers to bowel issues and promotes minimal medical intervention.
Fragmented Quotes From Various Papers
A collage of brief, misquoted lines appears from multiple newspapers including the Inter Ocean and Ram's Horn. The jumbled items touch on topics of fortune, manners, secrecy, safety, and wills with scattered phrases about an asylum and a strawberry box.
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Dr. Talmage
Satan Larke
Electrical Progress
Bosto
Robbie
Inter
Broxson
Harper's
McVicker’s Theater
Philadelphia Record
Hale
Pike
Puck
New Yor
Cailie
Cohn
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
Chicago
Cuetec
Rene
Steeers
Roya Absolut
Hicks
Atom
Wiks
Ake Supe
Robert Manso Sonates
West Rye
Mr. Manson
Dr Vs Sincerness
Crusty
Greas
Inter Ocean
Braxi
Chi Ren
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, A
Sapolio
Columbus
America
NK Fairbank Company
Ticage
Planet Mills
Lake St
Gilcaga
Great Northern
ST. Pate
Ee Ve Ag Consumptio
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