Local Church Services and Pastor Notices
Multiple historic church notices list service times and pastors. Flercuer M. E. Church hosts Sunday School at 9 30, sermons 10 30, evening services at 7, and midweek meetings Thursday. Friends Church lists Bible School at 9 45 and Gospel Service at 7 30. Other churches provide varied schedules with pastors J W Scull, Chas O Whitely, Omar Hufford, F R Eddy, and Abram Cottman.
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Bible School
C. E
Chas. O Whitely
Abram Cottman
Electric Bitters Restore Kidney Health in Chero Kee
An old testimonial claims Electric Bitters cured severe kidney disease and backache from UC effects. The writer, F. Cother of Cherokee Ta, says cushions, headaches, and low mood vanished after using the tonic. Guaranteed by M A McClain, druggist, 50 cents.
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UC. F. Cother
M. A. McClain
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia in Fort William
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario Canada suffered years with dyspepsia and stomach pains. She was advised by her druggist to take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and reports relief with no further suffering since starting them. Sold by M A McClain druggist.
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8. Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
M. A. McClain
Bad Scare Prompts Bowels Pain Fear of Illness
An old advertisement warns of a bad scare from abdominal pain and fear of appendicitis. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal cure for bowel and stomach issues, including headaches and costiveness, urging readers to try them.
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Dr. King
New Life
A.M. M-Clun
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Sores and Eyes
A Hope Texas reader at McClain’s Drug Store extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. The letter emphasizes rapid relief and overall reliability from D L Gregory.
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Bucklen
O. K
D. L. “Gregory
Hope
Tex
McClain
Dying of Famine Torments and a Cough Cure Story
A reader recounts severe consumption from early stages to end, noting the torment for victim and friends. William Myers of Heartus Maryland claims King's New Discovery cured his coughs, sore throat and bronchitis after other medicines failed. a bottle costs 50 cents with a trial bottle free at Cinin’s drug store.
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Wm. Myers
4Eartus
Dro King
Odin Guaran
Cuban Diarrhea Remedy Testimonial From Cuba Returnee
A Texas woman certifies that Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrheas Remedy cured her husband of a severe Cuban diarrhea contracted in Cuba during the Spanish American War after several doctors failed. Sold by M A McGlain, druggist.
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U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Honstor
Texas
Chamberlain
Gor
M. A. McGlain
Missing Woman Returns to Aid Failing Fiancé
A woman recounts her five year disappearance after leaving Chester Burnham on the eve of their wedding. She observed his decline in business, then reappeared at his home in a city miles away, feeling a transformed view of love. She vows to atone by helping him rebuild and to love him anew.
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New York
Ian
Chester Burnham
Chester
Lhw
Bessle Chach
Nope Springs Eternal
A fragmentary dialogue snippet from the Woman's Home Companion features Rosmund-No and Orlando exchanging hopeful lines about love and life, with a line about dying for the beloved. The terse exchange preserves a lyrical, period voice in an archival glimpse.
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Rosmund
Orlando
Fragmented quotes reflect elusive wedding proposals
A garbled collage from Boston Transcript and Chicago Tribune items shows lines about young women, proposals, and gratitude in a feuding, informal tone. It hints at social expectations around marriage and courtship without a clear narrative or decisive event.
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Boston Transcript
London Fog A Blind Walk Through a Muddy City
Charles Warren Stoddard describes a pea soup fog in London, guiding Prentice Mulford through Temple Bar Fleet Street and London Bridge. The scene blends smoky streets, dim lamps, and a lost sun as they grope the city and imagine glimpses of landmarks in dense fog.
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London
Prentice Mulford
Prentee
Temple Bar
Old City
Queen Victoria
England
St. Paul's Cathedral
Fleet Street
Her Majesty’s Tower
Prentice
London Bridge
Thames
Chrles Warren Stoddard
National Magazine
SENTENCE SERMONS REFLECT ON TIME DUTY AND PRIDE
A fragment from the St. Louis Republic offers aphoristic musings on time character reverence and love. It contrasts killing time with virtue notes that duty guards the divine spark and mocks vanity ignorance and unpolished gems.
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Heaven
Peter
Paul
France
St. Louis Republic
Printer Error Anecdotes From London Weekly
A reader shares a collection of witty slips from periodicals including Spoonerisms and misprints. It notes a review misquote calling Campbell Bannerman a "brandishing nuttled fish" and references humorous phrases like "throwing the handkerchief" tied to mistaken customs.
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T. P
London
C. Parquharson Findlay
Dover Chronicle
Bin
Henry Campbell Bannerman
South Ley Island letter in a bottle and tobacco plug
A humorous snippet describes islanders sending messages to the mainland by corked bottles with twist tobacco or a cigar to aid delivery. The wind drives the bottle to shore, where watchers retrieve it as onlookers observe the ritual.
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South Leyland
Mother Island
Not Fear of Death, but Buried Alive Fears Believer
The New York Weekly reports a patient expresses fear of being buried alive. The physician reassures the patient that such a fate will not occur with attentive care. The exchange has a dramatic tone typical of sensational early medical anecdotes.
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New York Weekly
On the Ocean's Floor Diving Bell Described by Participant
An account of descending in a diving bell weighing forty tons with six men aboard. The narrative details the descent, air ventilation, nudging the bell into position, and working on the sea floor to dig and place stones under water. Electric lights, signals, and the sensation of underwater work are described.
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Carnaml
Leist
Witty Observations and a Cooks Stove Tale
A fragmentary miscellany from writers includes quips by Alice Woods Mihnan Sarah Grand and Sidney Alhinte, plus a Ralph Waldo Emerson stove anecdote. The stove joke recalls sofort misfit gear labeled Imperfect sold cheaply after misfiring on duties.
The Oldest Nook Brattians and Sacred Texts Debate
Max Muller argues that the Bratman claim the oldest sacred book, pean on the knee of their Vedi, with dates contested between Goo Bool and later 100 B.C. Critics say this predates the Ghd Testa ment and other sacred books, casting doubt on their claimed antiquity and credibility.
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Max Muller
Bratman
Peitle
The Happiest Moment Yet to Come in Stanville Wisdom
A quizzical wouth asks about the happiest life moment and is told by the ange of Stanville that the true joyful time lies ahead. The answer hints that genuine happiness arrives when people stop asking foolish questions, a line echoed in Chicago News.
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Ange of
Stanville
Fragmented Quote Exchange From New Yorker Lettered Tale
A garbled postscript parody quotes existential dread and a jokey dialogue about travel output. It hints at a conspiratorial agent question and native vegetarian fare with distorted names and punctuation. The passage resembles a satirical clipping with no clear event or date.
Fragmentary OCR item on tense conversations and names
The readable text shows garbled lines about a night, life, and a script, mentioning a friend, the Boston Treat script, and a lecture on strenuous life. It contains unclear names and fragmented phrases, offering little coherent event or outcome.
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Boston Treat
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