Talmage Sermon on The Labor Question and Working Class Suffering
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage preached the Brookly Tabernacle third discourse in his series on The Labor Question. He urged Christians to aid laboring men and women, condemned wage oppression and misuse by employers, and urged moral accountability for firms that underpay and mistreat workers, especially women in sewing and factory jobs.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklys Tabernacle
Tasiah
Fala Friends of Labor
Knights of Labor
Will
Woren Cleris
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklys
Suiris
Otto
Weil
Atrlean Valle
Oeday
Bere
Elise
Ian
God
Butte
Bern
Kingdom of Heaven
Gabylon
Belonse
Chase
Home and Farm Food Safety and Preservation Warnings
A fragmented and garbled passage advises various cooking and food preservation practices. It mentions changing cookout methods, salting, and preserving meats, with references to firing methods, charcoal, and boiling. The text also includes warnings about toxins, poison risks, and technical terms from farm kitchen lore, all in a distressed, OCR-affected style.
Toilet accessories and fashion details in a lost era
A fragment outlines collars and headpieces for women, describing embroidery styles, fabrics, and how to wear laces and hems. It notes how taste shifts, with references to specific fabric types and neckline ornamentation, ending with a brief legal note about trout sale law in New York and a clerical error.
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New York
Rondack
Sugfalo Kpross
Novel pie eating contest stuns city crowd in Quaker Hall
A bizarre contest drew hundreds to Quaker City Hall on Thursday night where nearly three hundred minutes of pie eating were logged. Spectators watched as a chain of nearly sixteen plates were cleared with a mix of curiosity and alarm. The event featured unusual props and a tiger stew of eccentric acts, ending with a dramatic finish and a call for future contests in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City Hall
Neonl
Columbia Avenues
Apiartay
Cotaenlites
Neil Rite
Fey
Este Gulag
Opium Cure Claims Public Endorsement by Wilson
A druggist on Vine Street recalls a dramatic opium case and credits Warner's Safe Cure for breaking the habit. He describes kidney and liver focus, the necessity of renal treatment, and testimonials from patients aided by the Loveland Institute program. Endorsement emphasizes medical certainty and calls for readers to seek the treatment via the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
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Vinestreet
Weild
Nhoplum
le Quincy
CG. Wilson
Lovuland, C
March, Harwood & Co
BC Lowia
H.C. Wilson A Co
Thia City
Optura
Optum
Dinelly
Warner
Wilson
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Bullulo, N. X
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Talmage
America
Gouge, Grind & Co
Yrar
Women’s Protective Union
Arcu
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Beether
Lyon
Army
Merkur
Ieee Fetures
Melita
Guinea
Helene
Neece
Origen
Davie
Sen
Des Pihmeerin
Tito
Ceysty
Belgie
iLbsonas
Leora Lawell
Anne
Rede Eimai
Suremes sAaik
Wien
Wester
Pois Onefieculties
Paul
Ceetunie
Ba Wien
Hottie
Bea Aly
Laltishiel Hamyisse
Siy Minar Batt A
White
Atheigs
Giaves
Edit
Ruth
Trent
Rocklyn Eagle
Theater City K
Poliatelphia Heeart
Alcona
Metook
Howe
Christian Hh
Ouon CO
Southampton Jandon
England
Cox & Co
Kellogg News
Nipally
New
Hite Hans Veritas
Ayers
Ashe J
Glenn
DR. Dromgoole
Ffication Iftication Ex .Co
Louisville, Ky
W. L. Douglas
Pertvet
W. le Douglas
Njesa
Nena Agarese
Droceiia
Mass
Che
ST. Louis Seminary
B. T. Buxwerr
Jennings
Uy Rae Pintiaiine
Roy
IC. Bu
Sonmer
James Masley
Madison, Ark
Piso
Fot
Iet
Mit
Brate
Gorge Ryn & Co
Chimie
Tuka Normal Institute
Bo Fillion
Foe Termes
H. A. Dean
1UKA
Mlastesippi
Lafayette Ind
Fie Ogel Hailas and
Seeeood Base
Ean
W. McCoemick & Bon
Cincianaci
Ohio
Goldier
Mabit
Jay Bronson
Dersoir
Sioore
Iren
Iris
Wim
Kino
Klean
J. P. Dromgoole & O
Louisville
Wesrins
Trusie
Chirago Ladgers
Pisa
Jarwinism
Sie
Browns
Romertille
LE Catale
New Mess
Anas City
Thousaile
Bom
Puttarile
Hood
C. 1
Hood & Co. Apothecaries
Lowell
HEALY
Chicago
Periterst Vente Ltd
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