Fear Not, Be Not Afraid in Christs Call to Faith
Sermon synopsis by Rev. M. E. Melvin collects seven biblical moments where Christ utters fear not or be not afraid. Transfiguration, Luke 12, Paul at sea, Mark 6, Matthew 28, Luke 8:50 guide believers to trust Jesus amid danger, storm, loss, and death. The message urges faith, calm, and reliance on divine protection.
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Paul
Caesar
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Gallilee
Jairus
Only a Dream. Four Rats Foretell Calamity in Tale
A poor man wakes to a dream of four rats approaching. The fat rat foretells the man who keeps the saloon his wife and son as lean rats, and the blind rat represents the father himself. The wife cannot help, so the son interprets the omen as a family warning.
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Nonay
Mississippi teachers reject books praising Admiral Sampson at Santiago
Teachers in Mississippi have resolved against using textbooks that claim Admiral Sampson commanded at the Battle of Santiago and that American history credits him with the victory. The note questions laws or customs governing school histories and their content.
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Mississippi
Sampson
Santiago
Mississppi
South readers seek northern-style publishing to boost Dixie culture
Meridian Star quotes a southern editor hoping for generous readership and a homegrown publishing industry in the South despite war era tensions. The ad notes Kodol claims for quick relief from long dyspepsia tests, praising digestion without stomach aid and endorsing Kodol by A G Thornton.
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North
Southland
Meridian Star
W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Cake
N. C
A. G. Thornton
A Whopper Anecdote Wins Chronicle Prize
The St Louis Chronicle awarded its anecdote prize for a tale about a Commercial man visiting a farmer in Barry County. The farmer invites him to see how the land will produce and leads him into a garden. Cucumbers ensnare the visitor as vines wrap around him, leaving him with a fully filled pocket cucumber.
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The
St. Louis Chronicle
Barry
Spring Fever and Liver Health Cure Claims
Advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for biliousness and torpid liver every spring. Claims to stimulate liver, open bowels, and purify the system without gripping. Includes testimonial from R. M. Everley of Moundsville West Virginia and note from A. G. Thornton.
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R. M.everley
Moundsville
W. Va
A. G. Thornton
Jaxakola
Full Dinner Pail Myth Fueled by Price Rise Critique
The piece argues working men who backed the 1900 Republican ticket over the “full dinner pail” image are questioning it as prices rise. It cites butter, meat, lamb, vegetables, and fruit costs climbing sharply while wages lag, blaming price fixers for higher living costs and consumer hardship.
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New York
New York World
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Loganton Resident
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa hails One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs cattle croup and throat and lung troubles. The product is described as safe and acting immediately with mothers praising its effects on children. It is touted as a sure cure for grip bronchitis and coughs and noted to be pleasant to take.
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D. Scott Currin
Loganton
A. G. Thornton
Chamberlains Pain Balm Heals Woman’s Back Pain
George Schaub of Newey Bowen Ohio, a steady reader of Dayton Volkezetung, bought Chamberlains Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with severe back pain. After a few days she reported relief and the pain subsided before the bottle was finished.
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Newey Bowen
Ohio
Dayton Volkezetung
Simato
Chamberlain
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