Sermon on The Sword Its Mission and Its Doom
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage preaches before the Thirteenth Regiment at Brooklyn Academy of Music on the sword as a symbol of justice and liberty. He cites biblical swords and historic examples from Miltiades to Washington to argue for armed defense, warns against mob rule, and envisions a future disarmament alongside prepared militias.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
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Boocklyn Academy of Music
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Minnesota
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Christ
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Caleb
Gideon
Washington
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Tripoli
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Russia
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Catarrh and health cures praised by readers
Eyewitness accounts claim catarrh relief from tonic treatments and scorn the ailment as a contaminated condition. Letters from Springs Texas and Towaliga Georgia tout B B as a cure, while claims of rapid relief from bilious symptoms and stomach disorders appear alongside endorsements of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion and liver issues.
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Satirical Health Ads and Consumer Snippets Collage
A fragmented advertisement collage argues water and air as ultimate values, touts Shallenberger’s Antidote and Syrup of Figs benefits, cites testimonials from the Washington Post and New Orleans, and promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills, Piso’s Remedy, Hill’s Hair Dye, and other tonics. It blends quotes, product claims, and humorous lines about consumer goods and health remedies.
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Fall River
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Secend
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Schouvaloff
Jie
Timarek
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Day Gould
Shallenberger
Hill
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Carter
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