Elevation Through Persecution in Joseph’s Tale
Almage’s sermon on Joseph’s rise from pit to power argues God’s plan elevates those persecuted. It links Joseph’s betrayal to Egypt governance, cites reformers like Wesley and Whitefield, and asserts sin’s exposure and fate of hidden deeds. It underscores that persecution advances church and world history.
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John Frederick Oberlin
Howard
Lazaretto
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate Prison
Philippi
Jesus
Ato
Rome
Rubens
Raphaels
Michael Angelos
Joseph
Helen Stirk
John Wesley
London
Scotland
Hell
Christ
Egypt
Soleere
Saul
Samuel
Achan
Arnold
Francis I
France
Italy
Ameril
Francis L
Whitefield
Jesus Christ
God
Garden of Eden
Cross of Calvary
Kingdom of Heaven
Mount Ararat
Fear and Faith Under Persecution in Christian Life
Rev John Laps argues that fear of pain does not matter to God and that true Christians should expect suffering. He states the master was hurt and all disciples have endured hardship from ancient times to now, urging willingness to bear the cross.
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God
John
Salary Increase Request Amid Marriage News
The speaker seeks a higher salary citing recent marriage and personal changes. The manager replies that the company bears no responsibility for an incident affecting workers unless caused by the company, noting inability to assist.
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Aniece
Ostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promised for Pain Relief
The advertisement touts Ostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia bilious stomach and nerve complaints. It claims relief from joint and muscle agony once tormented by the rack and thumbscrew.
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Ostetter
Rights and Votes Debate Sparks Spouse Supposition
A lively exchange mocks gender voting by linking a spinster, Miss Highmynde-Woman, and Dr Bluff to the idea that a wife must win her husband's vote or lose the right to vote. The tone critiques married authority over suffrage and highlights contemporary political tensions.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and slavery note
A 19th century ad claims a $100 reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo druggists. The note also states that the traffic in slaves was suppressed in the District of Columbia in 1857.
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Low
Tis
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
District of Columbia
Mis souri Kansas & Texas Railway sale dates announced
Homeseekers excursions offered on April 21 and May 5 with very low fare tickets to Missouri Kansas and Texas points. For details contact H A Cherrier at 316 Marquette Building Chicago Illinois or T B Cockerly at 503 Locust Street Des Moines Iowa.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
H. A. Cherrier
Marquette Building
Chicago
T. B. Cockerly
Locust Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Unitarian Church in Bar Harbor Relies on Wife of Absent Minister
During a three month absence of Rev. Mr. Cochrane the Bar Harbor Unitarian Church will have his wife perform all ministerial duties, ensuring continued services and guidance for the congregation.
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Mr. Cochrane
Unitarian Church
Bar Harbor
Spring Trip South and Excursion Ticket Offer
May 5 ticket sales begin from northern cities to all Louisville & Nashville routes across Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida and parts of Kentucky at a single round trip fare. Return valid within 21 days with $2 at destination and stopovers allowed. Also includes contact options for agents and officials.
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Louisville & Nashville
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kentucky
C. P. Atmore
Louisville, Ky
J. K. Ridgely
Chicago
The Sin We Spare Will Not Spare Us
A brief reflection on moral consequences warning that avoiding sins only compounds later guilt and harm. The phrasing implies a cautions stance on personal virtue and social accountability.
Mother backs Parker's Ginger Tonle revitalizing claim
A mother endorses Parker's Ginger Tonle citing its revitalizing properties and urges familiarity with the tonic. The text also ponders moral redemption as a sinner turns toward God by abandoning sin.
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Parker
Five Fingered Japan Orange Amazes Visitors
A rare five fingered orange tree from Japan captivates observers in San Francisco. The dwarf plant grows to five or six feet, with twisted branches and hidden thorns, but blossoms perfume the air in July and fruit glistens like gloves. The fruit resembles a lean human hand, ten inches long, fingered and nail-tipped, yet it is not edible.
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China
San Francisco
Japan
Vegetable Kingdom
Mother Goose
Madura
Pilgrim-Easter Number to Feature Noted Writers
The Pilgrim-Easter issue will be ready in early April with all new content. It includes pieces by Chas. King U S A ex Gov Geo W Peck of Wisconsin and other writers. Send ten cents to Geo I H Heafford publisher 415 Old Colony building Chicago Ill for a copy. It is said Dr Jamesons medical practice in South Africa was worth 15000 a year.
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Ciamond
Chicago
Dearborn St
Chas. King
Geo. W. Peck
Wisconsin
Geo. l H. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Jameson
South Africa
California Fig Syrup promotes health on every trip
Whether on pleasure bent or business, carry a bottle of Syrup of Figs for pleasant and effective action on the kidneys, liver, and bowels to prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 50 cent and $1 bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only. Men who have seen life don’t always pick well in wives.
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California Fig “Grup Company
Teething Remedy Promoted by Mrs. WixeLow's Syrup
An old and well tried remedy for cutting teeth is endorsed for babies. Mrs. WixeLow's Outtring Syrup for Children Teething is advertised as a trusted solution.
Nothing the Devil Fears More Than the Truth
A stark aphorism noting that the devil fears truth and that every foe of God stands against mankind, underscoring moral absolutes and the power of honesty.
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Devil
God
The Shoreditch Waitresses Win A Wages Case
A 18 year old waitress in a London coffee tavern sued her employer for two months wages and notice after a summary dismissal for arriving at 5 am instead of 4 30. The court ruled in her favor awarding costs and four shillings for attendance. Her win grants her back pay and a small prize, with a hint of a future sleeping match as satire.
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London
Shoreditch
Queston
Aquarium
Londom Daily News
Left on the Cars Depots Handle New York Finds
The article notes the last room of the elevated road system in New York receives about 30 000 miscellaneous deposits yearly. Umbrellas make up nearly ten percent, followed by the gadgets. About half the items are claimed. the rest are sold at auction after six months to a year based on value.
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New York
Rats as Cotton Gins in a Span ish Mill
Rats found useful in a Spanish cotton mill, invading the storeroom and pulling apart bales to reach seeds without harming the cotton fiber. The incident shows rats acting to process ginned cotton by tearing open bales rather than damaging the fibers.
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Ayer
Alabastine CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dearborn Bt
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Hensio Washington
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