Caleb and Achsah's South Land and Upper Springs
A sermon riffing on Joshua's South land metaphor compares earthly comforts to Caleb’s gift of land, argues that true happiness lies in spiritual riches, and celebrates heavenly upper springs. The preacher contrasts secular wealth with religious joy, urging readers to seek eternal water in Christ rather than a changing world.
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Talmage
Joshua
Debir
Boston
Caleb
Achsah
Othniel
Books
Othiel
Arabia
Elizabeth
Agarth
George TI
Crote
Hogarth
Brinsley Sheridan
Scott
Walter
Stephen Girard
Charles Lamb
Bridget
God
David
Christopher Wren
St. Paul’s
John Bunyan
Handel
Lfke
Heaven
Christ
Jacinth
Dr. Goodwin
Jesus Christ
Florence
Harbor
Jesus
Mount Washington
Catskills
Niagara
Bar
Bay
Frith
Nantucket
Nova Scotia
St. Croix River
Mediterranean Sea
Bizoli
Colorado
Mississippi
Progressive Sentences In A Fragment Of Golden Days
A garbled, old fashioned prose fragment from Golden Days reflects on curious phrases and social scenes. The text threads through garden parties departures and memories, hinting at satire of manners and language without clear narrative.
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Walter
Napoleon
Pacts for a Scientist and Early Photographic Methods
A brief note surveys scientific projections on sun longevity, gold dissolution in bees' venom, formic acid’s role, and a chemistry experiment by Langer with 000 bees. It also mentions Kessler’s flashlight photography using persulphate of potash and magnesium, achieving rapid combustion and brief light emission.
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Liebig
Annalen der Chemie
Zsigmondy
Therman
Langer
Kessler
Sparks From The Wires Seeks Policy On Chicago Railway Rebuild
About 14 000 miles of electric tramways have been built, employing about 1000 persons. The Swiss telegraph business operates with post, telegraph and rail departments, and prepaid telegraphs are delivered by post offices. A clock attachment using an electric battery is sought, while P D Armour and Norman B, directors of the Metropolitan Street Railway, instruct plans for rebuilding.
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Anc
Post, Telegraph and Rail Department
Chicago
Metropolitan Street Railway
P. D. Armour
Norman B
Metropolitan Company
USEFUL INVENTIONS Patents for chalk-dispensing cue and self-killing trap
A Texas inventor patents a billiard cue that chambers chalk at the end and ejects it onto the cue face with each shot. A hitching post features a spring rope with a snap hook at the top for bridle attachment. A western designer offers a wagon with a wider front track and broad tires to improve roads. An Ohio inventor patents an automatic animal trap with a tilting water receptacle and bait triggering the fall into water.
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Ohio
Dangerous Probing Delivers Abrupt Insurance Interview
A determined woman navigates a tense life insurance exam with a curt examiner. She demands to be insured, balks at questions on age weight and marital status, and resists becoming a “family encyclopedia” as the Detroit Free Press notes.
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Detroit Free Press
American Boy battleship fund drive urged by school boys
Patriotic Americans are urged to back a campaign by U S school boys to raise 3 000 000 for a battleship named the American Boy. The appeal links large costs of warships with the need to build health using Hostetter s Stomach Bitters described as a tonic purifier and stimulant for stomach liver and bowel disorders.
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United States
Lineal descendant quote sparks reaction in Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press quotation questions lineage by tracing lineal descendants to praiseworthy ancestors and their role in personal importance, provoking discussion on heritage and merit.
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Detroit Free Press
Italian Lady Delivers Coal Fragments Found Along Tracks
A Chicago Evening News note reports an Italian woman saying a load is off her mind after depositing seven bushels of coal she gathered along railroad tracks. The item highlights a small act of relief and humor in daily life.
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Chicago Evening News
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Quinine Tablet Ad
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and offers a refund from druggists if it fails. The product price is 25 cents.
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Allen Medicine CO
Powel, Maca
Sei
Hock der Kaiser and quips in old papers
A pasted mix of era jokes and quotes references to Hock der Kaiser and satirical quips about ailments. It cites Indianopolis Journal lines about soaking Molsons cure pills and St Jacobs Oil claims claiming humor in the 1890s. It notes lines from Golden Days and Washington Democrat about pain and work.
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Grogan
Indianapolis Journal
Consulting a Woman and Lydia Pinkham Advice
A female centered medical ad stresses women delaying exams and the relief found through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Foreman of Baltimore credits seven bottles with cure after seven years of ovarian trouble and repeated doctor inability. The ad promotes confidential, no charge guidance from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
John Foreman
N. Woodberry Ave
Baltimore
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Cincinnati
Wight
Liwvi
Odur
Patenen Ogenee
New York
Os Western
Western
Indianapolis
Louisville
Blaeae
Hock
L. A. W. Bulletin
St. Jacobs
Washington
Democrat
Estey Organ Co
Brattleboro, Vt
Dr. Ayer
J. C. Ayer
Lowell, Mass
Wilhelmina Nagel
Rittenhouse &I
Athartic Kcecone
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Winchester
CNA
Ifincmester Ave
New Haven
Conn
H W.kellogg Newspaper Co
Fifth St
RLSEW
Well & Clement
B. Uhaknd
Avania
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