Not a Delusion Sermon Warns on Christian Religion
The preacher denounces the Christian faith as the era’s great delusion, citing ancient oracles and reformers to claim Christianity has hoodwinked humanity. He argues two hundred million followers prove the hoax and urges listeners to reject what he calls this hoax and its promises of salvation.
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Man Saves Child From Poisoned Medicine Mix Up
An incident in a Philadelphia drug store recalls a near tragedy as a boy spills a broken vial containing poison in the medicine given to a customer’s prescription. The man, realizing the danger, searches for the boy, learns the lad’s remorse, and warns others to beware tainted remedies while the store owner and crowd react to the peril. The tale crosses into broader editorials and health notices about medical cures and sensational claims in a periodical style.
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Physician's open letter on Warner's Safe Cure stirs English doctors
A veteran physician writes to the London Family Paper urging use of Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's disease and kidney ailments, claiming strong patient recoveries after failures of standard treatments. The piece notes backlash from the medical establishment but reports public support and ongoing patient benefits amid professional criticism.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures Across Thousands
Testimonies from hundreds claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured dyspepsia constipation and liver issues after other medicines failed. A writer from Pallabure reports relief with one bottle, noting improved digestion and energy. Strong endorsements praise the medicine as a “God wand” to them despite long illness.
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