When I Awake Thy Likeness Satisfies Me
A preacher argues the psalmists line means awakening to God’s likeness brings true satisfaction not self contentment. He describes spiritual awakening as dawn of the soul, through divine light from the Son of Righteousness, revealing God’s ways and providence beyond human understanding. He warns against partial waking and urges trust that fortune or failure serve God’s purpose.
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Dinwiddie
God
Phoebua
Lfe
Job
Jehovah
Presidential bear hunt may take place near Baton Rouge
President seeks bear hunting area selection in Louisiana. Choctaw swamp described as a semi tropical jungle with bears panthers and abandoned railway indicating wild terrain. Other parts of state offer potential hunting grounds for the President.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Rules to govern opening of war and neutral rights
The Hague session reports rules for starting hostilities without prior notice, duties of neutrals, and the structure of a permanent arbitration court. It notes inviolability of neutral territory, restrictions on belligerents using neutral communications, and the treatment of escaped prisoners. Debates include German and Bulgarian positions on neutrality and court composition.
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Hague
Sept. T
M. Nelidot
Knights’ Hall
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
Great Britain
Tourneul
Maly
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Cat Tries to Bring Aid as Woman Falls Five Stories
Mina Margaret Cahill of 202 Hast Forty-fourth Street died after slipping while attempting to enter her apartment through a fire escape rear window on a Saturday night. Her cat scratched at several rear windows and waited outside as the doors were opened, remaining near the body when found.
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New York World
Mina Margaret Cahill
Forty-fourth Street
Miss Cahill
State Court Grants Title to Muncie Pulp Land
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that the boundary line along the Mississippi River runs midway between the river banks, granting the state ownership of about 10,000 acres of land including rich oil and timber. The decision, led by Judge Shields, will prompt further suits by Attorney General Cates to reclaim additional disputed lands.
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Supreme Court
Jackson Gaburday
Muncie
Judee Shields
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Cates
Frazier
Devil's Bend
Tipton County
Swift
Nashville
Rice as Food in South Carolina and National Diets
The Columbia South Carolina State argues that rice, a staple in the South, is underappreciated in the United States. Europeans consume about fourteen pounds per person annually, while Americans average only three and a half pounds. The piece cites Dr. W. H. Wiley on diet, noting rice’s nourishing value and the need to better advertise the South’s leading product, addressing packing and handling.
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Ands
Europe
United States
W. H. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Dr. Wiley
Columbia
5. C
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promise
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse Cheney’s cure with statements from Walding Kinnan and Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
All Druggiats
Mammoth Expenditures in New York Budget
New York faces about 140 million dollars in coming year expenses, with estimates citing at least 40 million for graft under McClellan. Public schools receive 32 million, praised for Maxwell examinations and merit-based tenure. The era's economy shows a steadier stock market, strong demand, and copper prices pegged high, signaling cautious optimism for 1877. John Marthol signs off.
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New York
United States
McClellan
Marwell
Maxwell
New Yorker
Steel Trust
Stich
John Marthol
Ladies Need Never Be Without Beaux in Chicago
An article from Chicago describes an Escort Bureau offering dress suits and male company for one dollar per hour. F. F. Elmer promotes a service on Dearborn Street, allowing women to hire escorts for theater outings with various descriptors of escorts and a note that the cashier covers costs.
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Chicago
F. F. Elmer
San Francisco
Escort Bureau
Annex
Mr. Elmer
Gibson
Insurance agent arraigned on three counts in Atlanta case
Nichols, an insurance agent, was brought to Huntsville court on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Convicted on three counts for collecting about $20 from women while claiming to represent a New York insurance company. Sentenced to six years and a half in state prison. He will be moved to Pratt Mines this week.
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Huntsville
Ala
Nichols
Atlanta
Betts
Law and Equity Court
On Si Nice Company
New York
Eit Nichols
Pratt Mines
Tls
Dean's Regulars For Constipation Relief Mentioned
Product note promotes Dean's Regulars to prevent constipation and ease bowel action without griping. Claims mild, easy relief and urges ask the druggist for them with a 770 price reference.
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Dean’s
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