Ruth and the Harvest Field Faith in Troubled Times
A sermon links Ruth and Naomi in a harvest field to teach that trouble builds character and faith. It honors Ruth as a model of steadfast friendship, industry, and loyalty, and salutes perseverance through hardship as the path to divine reward.
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Dated remedies and political diatribes from a late 19th century paper
A fragmented column mixes medical testimonial for Ely’s Cream Balm and a tirade against McKinley era policies. It praises domestic wheat while blaming the McKinley bill for economic woes and disparages Republicans with colorful allegories, ending with a mock salute to the party’s emblem.
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D. Davidson
Boston Wiger
Boston Jukriel
Sudden Deans and Welsh Plate Labor Debate
An 19th century style medical warning claims heart disease is a leading cause of sudden death with baffling symptoms. A drug advertisement touts Dr Miles’ Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine. The immigration and tin plate labor policy debate criticizes Welsh workers imported under contract and describes a modified government stance.
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Taist
America
Foster
Good Looks and Health Tonic Claims
An 19th century advertorial touts Electric bitters as a cure for pimples and skin issues by targeting vital organs. It links bodily health to beauty, cites a drugstore sale, and mentions a crusade by Omula’s wealthy citizen aiming to pension all former slaves, warning such measures would lead to nationwide government care.
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Alonzo G. Fisher
Wheinsale
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Republicans Back Blaine Endangers Harrison Nomination
Prominent Republicans favor Blaine, weakening Harrison’s bid as his nomination momentum ebbs and support shifts amid party divisions.
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