Fire Rite of Molech Described in Ancient Worship Text
The passage recounts ancient rites associated with Molech including human sacrifice and the offerings by fire. It cites biblical references and later apocryphal material, detailing how infants were presented and the ritual process overseen by priests amid drums and lament.
Idolatry Warnings and Jerusalem Royal Procession
Sermonette contrasts idolatry with biblical admonitions from Paul and John, warning against heart idolatry and moral lapses. The Story segment portrays a royal procession in Jerusalem as the king and a young prince are paraded toward temples, amid public reverence and ceremonial worship.
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Jerusalem
Jeresalem
King Manasseh and the Seventh Chapel of Moloch
A fragmented ancient tale describes a king and priest advancing through six chapels for offerings to Moloch. The seventh chapel awaits, promising favor if the king sacrifices his son, leading to the boy’s dramatic disappearance as the rite proceeds and the king sinks into a swoon.
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Moloch
Isle
Manasses
Doans Kidney Pills Restore Energy and Strength
Irregular sleep left me weak and fatigued. Doan's Kidney Pills removed the trouble and restored health and strength. Remember the name Doan's. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Fos ter Mil burn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Lucky Man and the Millionaire Refusals
Two men who I refused to marry have become millionaires. A mother’s death by starvation after serving a large family illustrates the relentless toil and hunger she endured while feeding her brood. The piece cites tuberculosis education and urges better case registration and isolation of advanced cases.
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Atchison Globe
National Association
United States
Died in Good Company Tales Told by Tit Bits
A clergyman who enjoys a drink hires an Irishman to clean his cellar. The worker lifts each bottle to the sun and claims they are dead ones. The preacher notes they all had the minister with them when they were dying, prompting Pat to reply with surprise and a wry twist.
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Paul
Warnin
Heaven
Pat
Grape-Nuts Boosts Recovery in Digestive Standstill
A New Hampshire woman recounts sudden indigestion and stomach pain resolved by switching to Grape-Nuts. She notes pain relief, improved digestion, clearer mind, renewed energy, and regained strength, crediting the natural food for overall rebuild and return to work. The ad invites readers to look for the book The Road to Wellville.
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New Hampshire
Wellville
The Law's Delay and the Defiance Starch Claim
A satirical column discusses avoiding legal delays by arguing a point then switches to a laundry tip promoting Defiance Starch for better stiffness with less coating. It recalls William S. Bennett recounting a political meeting in New York City and a blunter remark by a chairman about audience parts.
Evening Rivalry Shifts in New York General Sessions
Rivalry between Judges Rosalsky and O'Sullivan in New York sessions saw a turn when Flynn appeared before Judge Rosalsky claiming to be a Jew, eveninging a prior claim where a man named Rosalsky swore he was an Irishman. The piece blends humorous puzzle with unrelated ad snippets and a friction-filled shopper scene.
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Rosalsky
O'Sullivan
New York
Flynn
Important to Mothers examines ASTORIA bottle remedy claim
An advertisement promotes ASTORIA as a safe and proven remedy used for over 30 years. It emphasizes a familiar phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and urges careful examination of each bottle for quality and safety.
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Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Omaha
St Seeaber
Astoria
A Strange Question About Cheese and Moving Pictures
A quotation from Harper's Weekly ponders a hypothetical after asking how a grocer would respond if a man asked to film his cheese. The line uses humor to explore curiosity and practicality in everyday commerce.
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Harper’s Weekly
Straight Men See Him Dead Beat Warning in Print
A collection of humorous and moral quips discusses the dead beat as a man of deceit who harms friends and loses trust. It contrasts the dead beat with honest labor and notes the social disdain and hardships he faces. Includes assorted ad copy and aphorisms from era publications.
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Atchison Globe
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