I Shall Go to Him The Doctrine of Future Recognition
A preacher argues from David's grief to affirm the Christian hope of recognizing loved ones in heaven. He cites biblical figures and near death testimonies to support that heaven expands intimate reunion, with vivid scenes of meeting family, ministering angels, and a celebratory welcome at the throne.
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David
Celestial Gate
Abraham
Jacob
Moses
Victor
John Evans
Socrates
Orpheus
Homer
Sin
Heaven
China
Abeel
India
John Scudder
David Brainerd
Christ
Belleville
Madras
Antioch
Jerusalem
James
John
George
Thomas
Mary
Florence
Jesus
Principles of Jesus by T S King
The excerpt outlines core Christian beliefs: God as an Infinite Spirit, infinitely good, humanity's best qualities as glimpses of His excellence, all souls as His children, evil as the foe, God's desire to rescue us, and Christ as the expression of that desire and His unchanging love.
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Jesus
God
Christ
T. S. King
Mere Worca Reflection on Words and Wounds
A concise reflection notes how careless speech harms and wounds others. It cites remorse after hasty or rude words and the enduring impact of what is spoken. The author, Gregory Rey, emphasizes caution in everyday conversation.
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Rey, O, F
Gregory
Golden crowns and tooth pearls in a Sunday school quip
A Sunday-school superintendent tells children if they are good they may wear a golden crown. The newest boy jokes that his father already has one on his tooth, a light humorous moment from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Governor Drake presents a concise message to Iowa General Assembly
Governor Drake addresses the 1897 Iowa General Assembly, reviewing the state’s wartime history, a codified statute revision, and urges prompt action. He cites recent calamities at Glenwood and Anamosa, advocates better insurance or fire proofing, and requests fiscal restraint and a brief session. He also notes needed trustee appointment for the Agricultural College and hopes for a strong, lasting code.
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General Assembly
State of
Iowa
General Assembly of
Republic
Commonwealth
School For ‘the Deaf
Anamosa Penitentiary
Normal School
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Executive Council
Powel
A. T. Meservey
the Agricultural College
Eleventh Congressional District
Ram's Horns and Kitchen Tips From a Themed Prose
The text mixes moral maxims with culinary guidance. It mentions self mastery and virtue, then offers practical flavoring tips for dishes such as corn beef hash and apple pie. It also suggests using tea and spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and lemon juice to enhance foods.
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Japan
Josh Billings Philosophy Notes on Life and Science
A collection of bite sized statements from Josh Billings on friendship, deception, weather, astronomy and ocean depths. The notes compare human behavior to natural phenomena and offer plain spoken reflections. Key points touch on flattery, sun light, wind power, Mars life, and coral depth indicators.
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Earth
Mars
Kansas woman becomes a blacksmith
A Kansas woman has taken up blacksmithing as a new craft. The snippet notes the rise of female smiths in a male dominated trade.
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Kansas
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement explains deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can only be cured constitutionally. It claims most cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also notes London theaters warmed by electric radiators.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
London
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim
A jumble of old clipping text promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and Piso’s Cure for Consumption. It mentions refunds if ineffective and includes various unrelated lines and a humorous exchange about a barmaid.
Not His Fault at the Weathered Wayfare
A mendicant pleads for alms before the wayfare who dismisses him. He claims better days, while the clerk of the weather jokes that the day is not their affair and suggests the traveler must endure.
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Wayfare
Bette
Leprosy Emerges on Hawaiia Islands in Early Records
Historical notes say leprosy first appeared on the Hawaiia Islands at 1 percent prevalence. The current count reaches about 200 lepers with around 500 women among them.
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Hawaiia Islands
Hysterics and the Pinkham Remedy Recounted by Mrs Barris
Mrs Barris of Beaver Springs shares a testimony about hysterics linked to uterine ulceration. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing pain irritability and fatigue, noting rapid improvement after using multiple bottles along with Sanative Wash and Liver Pills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrea. M
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Samuel
Peter
Elias
Mere Worca
Drake
F. M. Drake
Josh Billings
Philosophy
Hood
Metz
Europe
Birmingham
Ala
England
United Kingdom
Piso
Mra. C
Jones
Wen
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