Sermon Aims to Stir Thought Against Drunkenness and Duty
The sermon argues its goal is to provoke investigation and honest thought, not to entertain, insisting drunkenness harms family and society and must cease. It condemns predatory remedies and urges personal salvation through repentance and faith, while detailing the impacts on children and posterity. It mentions punitive ideas like whipping as unlikely remedies.
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Heaven
Jesus Fust
Oatés
Thy “Han
Illinois Physician Dr Alfred C Cot ton Leader of State Medical Society
Chicago figure Dr Alfred Cleveland Cotton recently elected president of the Illinois State Medical Association has practiced in Chicago for thirty two years and served as superintendent of Jackson Park sanitarium for babies the last three years and as physician at the Presbyterian Hospital for eighteen years where he is also pro m.
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Alfred Cleveland Cotton
Chicago
State Medical Association
Illinois State Medical Association
Jackson Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Camels Serve as Freight Carriers in Mesopotamia Trade
Washington reports describe camel caravans in Bagdad and Mesopotamia, with about 90 000 camels used for goods transport. Each string has seven camels, loads average 450 pounds, and typical desert marches cover 12 miles daily while swift messengers reach 40 to 50 miles.
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Y Shington
Washington
Bagdad
Desert
Massoul
Damascus
Mesopotamia
Don't Smoke Moral in Monkeys Death 661 HICO
A tobacco habit killed an orangutan named Chico aboard the USS Wilmington. Yeoman Harvey L. Miller bought the young monkey in Madagascar and taught him to smoke, including pipes and cigarettes, until he died from tobacco use. Citizens warn recruits after the tale of Chico’s fate.
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HICO
Orangoutang
United States
Wilmington
Chico
Yeoman Miller
Monkey
Miller
Youth sours on cab bill card after costly lesson
A Washington youth, son of a national figure, carries a note reading For taxicab hire $189.90. After twice paying for rides and being pressed to obtain an identification card, he finally receives one but stops using streetcars. The incident hints the dangers of excessive allowances and careless credit.
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Washington
Potomac
Laundry Day for Uncle Sam's Money
Uncle Sam tests a money washing process at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. Bills pass through soap and water, a disinfectant, and a plater to restore color and reduce wear. Ralph estimates life extension by about sixty percent and costs between $906 and $1,000 per machine, saving $500,000 to $1,000,000 annually.
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United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Samuel
Ted
Bureau
Ralph
Foster-Milburn Ad Has Medicinal Remedy Appeal
A clipped period notice notes a sales pitch from Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York advertising nearly every remedy without relief and inviting further case details from interested buyers. The box price is listed as 50 cents with the product for sale through all dealers.
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Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Quote on women architects and design roles
A remark contrasts gender and profession as a speaker notes few women architects while another replies that women dislike being labeled as merely designing creatures. The exchange highlights dated views on women’s work in architecture.
Try This This Summer Coca Cola Fountain Promotion
Try This This Summer. Step up to a soda fountain for Coca Cola to cool you off and refresh you. Available at fountains or bottles everywhere. Request the free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola from the Coca Cola Co Atlanta Ga. Send 20 stamp for the Coca Cola Base Ball Record Book 1910 containing Casey At The Bat, schedules and baseball data.
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Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola Baseball
Casey
A Serious Blunder
A humorous dialogue touches on a drug clerk who sometimes compounds prescriptions at night and admits to past mistakes. The piece closes with a Rudyard Kipling style reflection on love and sanctifying influence attributed to John Ruskin.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Aid 25c
Old catalog line touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children to soften gums reduce inflammation and cure wind colic priced at 25 cents per bottle. The ad reflects period language with a proverb about the wise worm.
Wind and sight drafts in rural reminiscence
A rustic speaker boasts how unseen wind travels swiftly and mocks his father’s skepticism about sight drafts in a colorful rural quip.
Protest of a Shipper and First Transportation Protest
Jonah emerged and alleged the protest opposed freight rate increases. The filing marked the first transportation protest. The text reflects on actions vs plans, noting some people could achieve more by acting rather than preannouncing intentions.
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Jonah
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