Poor chaps have no chance says a Sabbath talk
A city missionary confronts a ragged boy about not going to church and the boy replies that the poor have no chance. The piece notes growing wealth gaps in the United States and argues merit and advertising aid opportunity, citing Warner’s Safe Cure and other local notices.
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New York
United States
Warner
Hy H. Warner
Mark
RA. Goon
The
United States Medical Tribune
Gunn
Apeak
Bright
Warener
Wm. H. Thompson
University of the City of New York
Dio Lewis
In Memory of Vesta Hendrix 1889 Obituary Prayer
On Tuesday May 7 1889 death claimed the dear little girl Vesta of 8 W and Nannie B Hendrix. The family laments bitter tears but trusts God. They speak of Heaven as a celestial home with no sickness or death and pray for patience to endure life’s trials as they long to meet their beloved child again.
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8. W
Nannie B. Hendrix
Vesta
Wogels
Reat
Babe
Anil
Atrova
Marehall
Wilder
Messrs Casawell & Co
Maraball
Sam W. Smalt
Jadmires
Atlanta
Alabama
Nine Million Witches Burned And Remedies Advised
A collage of 19th century notices includes claims of witch burnings and a $1000 reward for analyses of poisons, alongside cures for blood and skin diseases and endorsements of Shiloh's remedies. It mentions Governor Taylor and various local figures, with scattered health advertisements and editorials on science and enlightenment.
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