William Carey and the missionary life in India
Miss Hoy Nance recites the life of William Carey born August 17 1781 in Northamptonshire. From shared poverty to shoemaker and teacher he embraced the Baptist faith and led a lasting mission to India with Marshman and Ward. Carey translated scriptures taught agriculture and natural history, founded Serampore College, and helped end child sacrifice and widow-burning while enduring persecution and personal strain.
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Uaulorspury
Northiamptonshire
Ueland
Willian
Edmund Carey
William
Willum
Episengia Jian
Carey
Baptist Hotel
Dorothy Wacket
Hawever
Piddington
Murl
Bartons
Moulton Baptist Church
Hyland
Corey
Thomas
India
East India Company
Denmark
Calcutta
Serampore
Fuller
Missionary Society
England
Grant
Bruneden
Marshman
Ward
Se Zmoore
Maraleman
Paul
Christ
Wader Grodern Pronebing
TSU
Indin
Wini
Tabor
God
Government College
Fort William
Marxhinm
St.Wih
Friends of the
Ca- Foy
Cary
Alweya
Serampore College
America
Ganges
Mr. Duff
John the Baptist
Excursion tale lingers in California campaign chat
A gossiping group recalls Colonel Melfee’s famed excursion during the Butler Tillman senatorial race. Bune Melee, a Southern railway man, once joined the debate party and later recounts a humorous exchange about a wife named Mary Hopkins. The tale ends with Melee’s sly remark and his current railway post.
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California Campasizn
Bunch Melien
Butler-Pillman
Bune Melee
Southern Railway
Senator Watler
Hou
Tiniy le
Tuneh Melfee
Tillwan
United States
Melfee
Buneh Mulfoe
Fouthern
Mary Mopkies
Mary Hopkins
Colonel McBee
Bunch Melee
Auguste Chenniele
Cotton Plant Byproducts Open New Industrial Avenues
The Scientific American notes several cotton plant byproducts beyond oil and meal. Stalks may yield bagging from processed fibers, with five tons producing about 1500 pounds of first duty fiber. Root chemistry shows ergot-like drugs from Egyptian and American varieties, with differing root properties suggesting multiple drug extractions possible.
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Scientific American
Seientiic American
J'rafesnan
Fragmentary Cuba tale and ration committee remark
A distorted speech fragment recalls a Cuba reference and a rural tale of a man ambushed at night near a bridge. The speaker compares present attitude to a countryman’s misfortune, recounting a robber slashing a man and leaving him tied while the victim laments being unable to flee.
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Cuba
Uridge
Epidemic Diarrhoea Report From Pla. Community
A reader from Uoccanut Grove Pla reports an epidemic of diarrhoea and a severe attack cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others, noting Hill Orr Drug Co sells it. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Prickly Ash Bitters sold by Evans Pharmacy.
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A. Sanders
Ccanut Grove
Pla
Chamberlain
Hill-Orr Doug Co
Evans Pharmacy
DeWitt
Cures for Skin Ailments Promoted with Blood Balm Claim
Advertises B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema pimples boils and skin troubles with testimonials and pricing. Mentions Druggists Hill Orr White Wilhite and Blood Balm Co 380 Mitchell St Atlanta Ga and offers free advice and a trial bottle. Also cites counterfeit warnings and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a trusted remedy.
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Hill-Orr Drug Co
White& Wilhite
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Night for an Editor to Recommend Patent Medicines
An editor defends publicly recommending patent medicines like Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent suffering before doctors are needed. The piece notes long personal use, sale by local druggists, and cautions against overreliance while urging preparedness. Several testimonials from pharmacists and others praise the products.
Confederate Veteran circulation growth noted in Nashville
The Confederate Veteran published by A. Cunningham in Nashville shows rising monthly issues and high annual totals. Subscriptions are available at the office and the Intelligencer can be sent to veterans at a club rate of $2.15 a year, with copies shipped to veterans unable to subscribe.
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A. Cunningham
Nashville
Tenn
Intelligencer
Tire Setting Specialty by Paul E Stephens
Postwar automobile service notice offering tire setting, repainting, and revarnishing by Paul E Stephens. Ambiguous text suggests a local trade ad promoting tire work and wheel care with emphasis on expert service. Includes name and craft but lacks clear location or dates.
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William Carey
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Baptist Young People's Ininn
First Baptist Church
Baron
Ben and Bunch
Comin
Tommy
Evans
Phar- Yuncy
Emerson
Emeron
Nita Pisno
Given
South Main Street
Skarpe
Punts
Sylvan Vi'bry News
Brevant
Chamberlan
Hill— Orr Drug Up
Cedar Rapids
Theodore 8
Parvin
Iowa
Evans’ Pharmacy
Oona
Chambarlain
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
N. J
Ilo Drug Co
Emily
Reed Music House
Cellang
Ivens & Pond
CROWN
Wheelock
Lake Side
Richmond
Therown
ESTEY
Jareard & Votey
Paul E. Stephens
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Augusta
Augasta
Greenwood
Grearl
Gleoo Springs
Hendersonville
Ashevills
Aaheville
Stan Bil
Greenvill
Bpring
Laurens
Anderaon
Jenn
Mni
Ar Ath Asettn Sons
Arania
August Ges
Port Hoyal
Arch Lexton
Havabnak
Calhous
A. L
Spartenbug Fur Bou
Pouthern
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Gharies
rAwell
Columnia
Hodges
Abbeville
Greenville
Sr Atlante
Greepelle
Bodges
Bayann
Ty Biageilk
Ats
Chariton
Btationa
Dall
Bammoryilia
Charleston
Ithe
Akiaaion
Caan
Jesus
Reese
Frank
Ty Evans
R. M. Pratt
Cave
B.S. Anid
Alice
Usei Siaiufe
S.S.S
Hays
Swift
Blue Ridge Railroad
Beattie
Andraon
Denver
Walhalla
Diu
West Union
GSE
Banoca
Adame Crovaing
Crosaing
Rams
New York
Washington
Hichmond
Fortamouth
Ian
Biden
Portemouth
Rm Wana
Anne Nat ‘Sy
Ausan
Ieee
Keenwood
Chester
Ty Bariot
Wilmington
Eldon
Portmouth
Weabiogta
Bay ‘Dally
Atlantic Coa
Cerpachiany
Upper
Gauth Carel Carolin
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