Saint Lucy of Syracuse in Church Annals Legend
The fragment recounts Ste. Lucy native of Syracuse who spurned a marriage and chose religious life. A lover accuses her of Christian doctrine, she is prosecuted, and a bizarre legend claims he cut out her eyes and sent them to Ulm. Heaven purportedly rewards her with eyes more beautiful, she is shown bearing a platter with two eyes and invoked for eye troubles.
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Ste. Lucy
Syracuse
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Howasver
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Heaven
Chicago Journal
Demand Bayer aspirin and warning about imitations
An old ad style piece warns buyers to demand Bayer aspirin and look for the Bayer cross to ensure authenticity and safety. It notes imitations can be dangerous and mentions doctors' approval over 25 years. It also references ancient Greece advertising on walls and cites early ad rates along with Cuticura skin products as another ad example.
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Tyger
Bayer
Telephones in China Per Capita and Liberties Reflected
Garfield remarks compare China’s telephones to the United States noting 75 000 in China versus 25 000 000 in the U S if per capita parity reached one hundred million lines. He says Hewes did not create our liberties but reflected them.
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China
United States
Hewes
James A. Garfield
Don’t Brood Over Stomach Distress Adverts Remedy
A promotional piece touts Yeday Dare’s Mentha Pepsin as the sole remedy for acute and chronic indigestion. It claims swift relief, a money back guarantee, and widowed “mighty power” to end stomach agony, urging readers to try the product.
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Lermanding
Knocking for Wisdom The Path to Excellence
An essay by F. A. Walker urging persistent calling on Wisdom as the route to superior art and intellect. It argues daily visits, steady study, and honest comparison to rise from copyist to master, stressing humble effort over flashy display.
The Thatcher Name Variants in English History
A note on the surname Thatcher and its variants Theaker Thacker and Thackster tracing how the trade of thatching shaped the name Many early bearers named Thatcher were linked to religious or civic roles The piece surveys origins of Rose tense and related surnames through historical examples and place names.
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Thackeriy
Thackwray
Thatcher
Minke
Theik
Thacker
Theaker
Thackster
Thoma Thatcher
Old South Church
Haston
Peter Thatcher
St. Keémuni’s
Salisbury
Bagh
Thoma
Weymouth
Boston
Francis I of France in Wars with Charles V and England
Fragmentary history notes describe Francis I’s rise to the French throne, his fight with Charles V over Milan and Italian claims, and English involvement under Henry V. The text mentions Marignano, Sforza, and Crespy, with confusing dates and garbled names.
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Francis
France
Charles I
Austen
Tuiving
Louis XII
Milan
Marignano
Maximin
Sforza
Francia
Maximilian
Charles of Austria
Charles
Charles V
Francis I
England
Francia LT
Henry Vht
Calala
Frinels
Vence
Crespy
George Alativew
Adaiae
The Right Road We Know by Conscience
A reflective verse recalls that people know the right path by heart though they debate and hesitate. The piece argues conscience guides the better way, even when temptations promise pleasure or profit, and urges faithful adherence to the true road.
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Golly
Alwys
McClure
Melon Basket Recipe Tips From a Vintage Cook Book
A fragment from a historic recipe page discusses turning points in life with a kitchen note. It gives steps for a simple cracker snack and suggests a decorative melon basket for a wild party theme. The text emphasizes brisk mixing, salting, and serving melon balls.
Good Things to Eat Aatu en You Have Exhausted All Ways
A quirky culinary piece outlines several recipes using squash and bread sponge cake. It describes preparing a medley squash dish with eggs, butter, and seasoning, then a bread sponge cake with sugar lard butter and spices. It ends with a stuffed onion offering and a cheese cream with cayenne and eggs.
The Young Lady Across the Way Examines Naval Power
A letter or column notes the United States England and Spain as major naval powers. It comments that smaller nations like Utopia have limited influence and reflects a McClure Newspaper publication from Spudinacay.
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United States
England
Sapan
Llircu
Utopia
McClure
Spudinacay
Paul Preaching in Ephesus During Early Church Revival
The article outlines Paul’s missionary work in Ephesus including his approach to Jewish audiences and the gospel’s spread in Tyrannus school, miracles confirming the message, and a civic-religious reaction led by Demetrius who warns that idolatry and his craft are at risk as Christian belief grows. It notes converts burning charms and a widening awakening across the city.
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Apollos
Oman
Aranda Mphesus
Lori
Aquila
Vilgetlin
Min
Chris
God
John
Paul
Christ
Yous
Ephesus
Hin
Ty Retson
Dersueston
Demetrius
Athera
Walnegs
Diana
Christianity as a miraculous historic movement in Jesus
Horace Bushnell argues that Christianity is not just doctrine or ethics but a supernatural power moving into the world. He frames the faith as an invisible, historical force that entered society and organized itself as an institution in the person of Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Horace Bushnell
Giving and Receiving We Live in a World of Sharing
A compact reflection on mutual generosity noting how giving and receiving shape human relations and community bonds. The piece emphasizes reciprocity and the value of acts both big and small in everyday life.
Magnanimous Owner Promises Win in Mile Mee
A chaotic exchange between owner and jockey reveals tensions over a mile race outcome. The owner recalls a promise to win while the jockey defends actions, with threats of discipline if a fall occurred.
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Jorkey
Diamond Dyes Color It New With Diamond Dyes
Color it new with Diamond Dyes a 10 cent package counts directions 80 blinkle any fabric can tint soft delicate shades or dye rich permanent colors in fingerie alles ribbons strets waists dresses conte stockings aweaters draperies coverings hangings Buy Pigmanitt Dyes no other kind tell your druggist whether the material is linen cotton or mixed goals
A Nice Distinction Yom xpeniting the roth
A fragmentary notice references a foreign court matter with terms that seem corrupted. The readable bits point to a legal or ceremonial distinction but lack clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Helps Constipated Children
Monticello physician Dr W B Caldwell, with 47 years of practice, promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, harmless laxative balancing bowels without repeated dosing. It eases chronic constipation in children and is preferred as a pleasant remedy even for feverish or sick youngsters.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Hickening
Caldweill
Phones Adopt in Esthonia Brings Modern Exchange
Esthonia progresses in telephone use with 600 instruments installed over the last year. A new 10,000 line exchange is to be installed soon at a cost of 410,000 dollars.
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Esthonia Reva
Esthonia
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