Hell in North American Review life shows changed pulpit language
The Rev George W. Shinn argues that modern preaching avoids vivid depictions of hell and emphasizes softer motives for good living. He traces a historical shift from fiery images of hell to more figurative language, noting influences from Universalists and Henry Ward Beecher, while Dr Bhinn defends the reality behind figurative speech.
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George W. Shinn
North American Review
Hell
Congregation of the Damned
Jonathan Edwarda
Dr. Shinn
Bhiun
Shinn
Universalista
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Bhinn
Rheumatism Sufferer Praises Hood's Sarsaparilla
A testimonial from Tannrie L. Derricalte of Athens Georgia claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her rheumatic pain after years of disability. She states the medicine gave ease, enabling her to dress and undress again and urges readers to choose Hood's.
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Flood
Athens
Deafness cure and organized charities report in Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure promises a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. Jewish Conference in Chicago discusses poverty causes and charity effects, with plans for national colonies in Colorado California and Texas and efforts to move poor families to better towns. A San Francisco plague quarantine is extended and a mob incident targets a Chinatown undertaker amid a food shortage for about 14,000 residents.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Chicago
Morrin Stein
Cincinnati
Lee K. Frankel
New York
Pendercalonis
Committee On
Friendly Visiting
Colorado
California
Texas
San Francisco
Board of Health
Chinatown
Wing Ti
Sacramento Street
Fragmented Era of Moral Retribution and Political Gambits
A mixed column of moral argument on sin and hell followed by brisk previews of evolving Chicago press ventures, congressional acts, and Democratic vice presidential speculation. Notes on Hearst’s afternoon paper plans, Apomattox claims, and Latin American policy shift mix with Kansas City trust cases and a critical view of the recent Congress and markets.
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Chicago
W. 8
Hearst
New York Journal
Metropolis
New York
Hoeprossen
Kansas City
Jobo Eastman
Kastan
Chicago Chronicle
Journal Force
Telephone to Liverpool May Reignite Atlantic Signalling
Prof Papin of Columbia University argues in Electrical Review that sending telephone messages across the Atlantic is possible. He doubts commercial profitability but says it would greatly speed signaling, potentially giving a rapid transatlantic link.
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Shively
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Kansans
Sewall
Bryan
Atlantic Ocean
Papin
Columbia University
The
Electrical Review
Blood Balm ad promises cure for skin and blood issues
An old advertisement touts B B B Blood Balm as a cure for eruptions, eczema, ulcers, and blood poison. It claims the product purifies blood, heals sores, and drains poisons from the body with a free trial offer and mail order for Atlanta based company BLOOD BALM CO. The piece also briefly notes the opium trade history from the twelfth to thirteenth centuries.
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Acre
Bank On Blood Andiation
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Banner
Atlants
Boers Score Fresh Victories and Redom Bloemfontein
Reports from June 12 claim General De Witt with 18 000 burghers marching on Johannesburg Boers retook Bloemfontein where President Steyn sits British forces suffer a severe defeat at Elandslaagte with 760 killed and wounded and 150 prisoners 60 Johannesburg mounted police with a Maxim gun surrender to General Hunter at Lichtenburg Overall dispatches describe substantial progress toward Natal and potential junctions with allied commanders
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Lonnox
Lorenzo Marquez
de Witt
Johannesburg
Bloemfontein
Steyn
Elandslaagte
Vredefort
Roodeval
Mazera
Basutoland
Para Srne
Vrede
Hallersommes
Charlestown
Natal
Heideler
Lord Roberta
Lichtenburg
Hunter
Bad News From Free State In War Reports
News from the Free State describes heavy fighting near Roodeval and Lindley as Lord Roberts pushes toward Pretoria. Methuen's column marches by rail to Heilbron while facing an eight Boer force ten miles from its destination. Over 1,000 British prisoners reportedly taken at Lindley and Roodeval amid disrupted communications and Boer counterattacks. General Forestier-Walker confirms no contact with Methuen since June 7 and reports British prisoners at Vrede well treated.
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Bevere
Roodeval
Lowpox
Free State
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Methuen
Heilbron
Colville
Lindley
Les Brown
Hietz
Loxpox
Forestier- Walker
South Africa
Juno
Vetchkop
Braynix
Rietz
Vrede
Credit Men In Convention Opens In Milwaukee
The National Association of Credit Men holds its fifth annual convention in Milwaukee with 260 delegates. Gov Boofield and Mayor Rose welcome officials. Horace M Battin and President John Field address growth and credit system personality. Routine reports follow.
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National Association
Milwaukee
Mi.wacker
National Association of Credit Men
Edward Boofield
David 8. Rose
State End
Horace M. Battin
Milwaukee Association
John Field
Philadelphia
Forenson
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United Bleachers Asociation (Limited
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