Christ the eternal song in every age and home
A sermon extols Jesus as cradle song for children, old age hymn, and night song, urging daily praise. It envisions heaven’s great concert with saints and composers, praising Christ as the central theme across families, churches, and all ages.
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Sharon
Christ
Abraham
Jerusalem
Paul
St. John
Jesus
Switzerland
Heaven
Syracuse
N. Y
Daniel Waldo
Job
John Welch
Desolaton
Hindoo
Moravian Church
Bethes
King’s Chapel
Earth
Babylon
Thebes
Herod
Thomas Hastings
Lowell Mason
Bradbury
Beethoven
Mozart
John
Patmos
Calvin
John Knox
Jasper
New York
Julien
Crystal Palace
Agincourt
Henry V
Extinct Cornish Language Noted in Historic Regions
A discussion of the Cornish language notes its extinction by the late 18th century with remnants in names and phrases such as Pollurrian and Creeg Morgan. It contrasts Cymric roots with Welsh and Breton, cites Bishop Gibson and Scawen on its decline, and mentions a shift to English liturgy in Queen Elizabeth's era. The article also covers various legislative moves from the Senate and House on public policy, education, and local option measures over multiple dates, detailing votes and amendments.
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Newlyn and
Mousehole
Landewodneck
Bishop Gibson
Camden
Scawen
Max Muller
Lancashire
Renate
Senate
House
Beatty Township
Rannells
Yeas
Ree
Boards of Election Laws
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Boards of Elections
Poorman
Worthington
Tompkins
Morison
Cleveland Infirmary
Montgomery County
Tryon
Ohio
Griffin
Townsend
Congress
Geyer
Six Mile
Paulding County
Beatty
Cole
Hoxee
Owen
Real Value of Money
The piece argues true value lies in the use of money not its hoarding. It differentiates those who grasp money’s usefulness from those who fail to employ wealth wisely, concluding money’s worth rests in prudent expenditure and purposeful action.
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Grand Outfit Free
Thue & CO
Augusta
Maine
Hallet & Co
Portland
Fish Dealer Wants Striped Bass Trade For Small Check
A fish dealer suggests sending striped bass to someone and asks, "shall I send some?" The housekeeper replies she would prefer something in small check.
Leaping Heartsong at Burlington Press recital
A fragment from the Burlington Press notes a young lady singing at the piano and a whispered reaction from another observer about her bold performance.
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Burlington Ree Press
Minister Travels to Chicago After Late Call
A brief dialogue shows a minister planning a trip to Chicago with Deacon Jones asking about a held matter following a late night call. The exchange hints at an unsettled issue and a supportive, cautious tone between the two men.
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Chicago
Deacon Jones
Texas
Platte City drink sparks dizzy hello girl warning
In Platte City Missouri residents reportedly consume strong liquor so heavily that when they call Leavenworth Kansas over the river the hello girls in Leavenworth feel dizzy from the signal.
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Platte City
Leavenworth
Kan
Hastings Bootblacks Union Prominent in City Meetings
Hastings Nebraska hosts a distinct Bootblacks Union that holds regular meetings and conducts substantial business, reflecting active local civic engagement and organized trades.
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Hastings
Neb
Bootblacks’ Union
When Maud and I Promise to Spend Our Lives
A reminiscence by Jork Benton in the New York Ledger recalls school days shared with Maud starting at age eight and ten. The speaker fondly recalls sledding, reading, and grammar lessons, noting that fortune favors the bold as they now plan a life together.
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Maud
Jork Benton
N. Y. Ledger
Bride in a Blizzard Behind a Cyclone Cave
Clara Webb Driscall recounts a perilous winter trek in Dakota Territory when a blizzard forced her wedding to Frank Healy into a cyclone cave. After two days trapped amid howling wind and near freezing temperatures, the minister wed them by lantern light, with brothers and the minister rescuing them as others perished.
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Douglas County
Dakota
Father
Missouri
Jamas
Frank Healy
Chicago
Bunker
Mother
Joe
Frank
Besore
Clara Webb Driscall
St. Paul
Europe Outdone by New Downtown Restaurant Ladies’ Cafe
A San Francisco Argos Paul correspondent describes a lavish New York dining room for women, with pale blue and gold decor, continuous mirrors, and a six foot English doorman. Silver-buttoned staff guide guests while spotless maids attend surroundings and guard outerwear, the sealskin jacket incident showing high society tension.
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New York
Cor
San Francisco
Argos Paul
Michigan man builds fast stave cutting machine
A Michigan inventor has perfected a machine to cut staves for seventeen barrel barrels in fifty seconds. Each barrel uses two staves, each a half section. The device processes 1000 feet of log into fifty barrels, cutting labor by about 60 percent. The inventor has spent twenty years on the machine.
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Michigan
Invenor
Canadians Await Naturalization in Chicago
The report notes that hundreds of Canadians are awaiting naturalization processing in Chicago, highlighting a surge in applicants and potential impact on local immigration services.
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Chicago
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Cambridge, Guernsey CO
Mahaffey & Ogier
X. W. Mathews
W.S. Heade
Attorneys-At-Law
Hutchison Block
Cambridge
C. Steele
Fred, L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Old National Bank
J. M. Bushfield
Rainey
Court House
S. A. Dickson
Orto
Notary Public
Tannehill
Troette
Attornecy
Cosgrave
Main Street
V. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington, Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
WH. T. Ramsey, M. D
Providence Hospitel
Physicans National Medical Dispensary
Washington,d.c
Hutchinson's Block
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Fagle Hotel
Herring
Apa’ Ss
Brown House
Cambridge, Ohio
George McCleary
Johnson & Allen, Propr's
Market ST
Zanesville
Jy23
Arcade Hotel
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Lee Elouse
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson $. Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
Wm. Fielres & Son
J. Welippincott
Beecher
Cor. Broadway
South Streeze
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
William Smith
Prop
John Harris, JR
Wall's Drug Store
S. S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Cambridge, O
EE. McPeeeirks
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Davis
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Cambride, Ohio
Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
Chandlersville
Cumberland Belle Vatley Caldwell
Sarahsville
Summerfield Woodsfield
Captina Bellaire
Hlay
M.a.m. P
Woodsfield
Captina
Bellaire
Summerfield
Belle Valley
Cumberland
Uae
Hobart
Gen. Pass
Wheeling & Lake Erie R. R
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Clyde
Monroeville
Worwalk
Wellington
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CSTV
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Eset
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Valley Junction
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Hut Cambridge
Macksburg
Marietta
MNO
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Sooeving
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New Cumberland
Bellevue
Tiavring
Massillon
Cteriom 2
von Wellington
Norwalk
Tgigoo
HURON
Milan
Friese
Badens Aa
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
M.D. Woodford
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Henan
Europe
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Paris
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