National Sin of Intemperance in End Time Message
A Christian Endeavor talk decries intemperance as a national sin binding France, Germany, England, and America. It warns of divine punishment unless the nations repent, urges temperance prayers, and cites scripture for reform. The piece frames a call to action for Endeavorers to lead by prayer and service against drinking.
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France
Germany
England
America
Zion
Samaria
House of Israel
Joseph
To the Eye of Faith in a Fair World
The Episcopal Recorder reflects that the world appears fair to Christians who trust God’s rule and promise. Change is certain yet guided by divine will, with all events destined to work for good, yielding brighter mornings ahead for the faithful.
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Episcopal Recorder
Ladies’ Home Journal
Durango
Floresville
Benson
Palin
Belladonna
Benson's
United States
Reabnne &Johnson. Mfg. Chemists
N.Y
Power Against Sin and the Word of God
The text argues that true power to resist sin comes from recognizing its prohibition in God's commandments. Once the light from divine guidance shines, every temptation reveals a warning commandment Thou shalt not in the word, enabling omnipotent strength to resist.
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Hell
This Life and the Next by an Universalist thinker
The passage asserts the continuity of life beyond death, claiming there is one life and death is merely a sleep. The soul continues from this life into what comes next, moving through death into a new morning and a new world as described by a Universalist perspective.
Trust in Faith Through Dark Paths
A devotional verse expresses trust that God will care, turning a dreary night into day. The speaker seeks divine fortitude, endurance, and calm as fear yields to faith, with hopeful reassurance that belief sustains through hardship.
Mutual Benefit Column Motto and Public Service Aim
Mutual Benefit column promotes helpful and hopeful exchange for the common good. It invites signed communications, subject to editor approval, with writer names published only by permission. Address all messages to Tum Awmnacas, Eilaworth, Me.
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Tum Awmnacas
Eilaworth
When I Have Time To Wake Life Happier For All
A Presbyterian Banner reader shares reflections on busy days and missed chances to cheer neighbors and old friends. The piece urges timely acts of kindness, letters, and small recipes, noting how time slips away and suggesting concrete tasks to brighten others’ lives. It includes queries about baking and snippets from books and magazines.
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M. B
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Cited By Woman in Chicago Letter
Mrs L A Harris of Chicago recounts ovarian trouble relief without surgery using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after years of pain and high costs. She urges others to try the remedy first, claiming it restored health and reduced need for operations. The letter, dated at 278 East 81st Street, promises $5000 for genuineness.
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L. A. Harris
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. A. Haris
East 81St St
Women Transform Oxford NY into Park System through Civic Action
Three parks in Oxford New York were neglected until two women organized a civic society. They recruited twenty members, created bylaws, and funded improvements by wholesale plant orders and community events. They repaired fences planted shrubs and trees, graded streets, and installed decorative walks and a fountain. A cemetery was restored and repurposed as a hillside burial ground.
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Oxford
New York
Lafayette Square
New England
Lafayette
Hyre
Ipent
Villa
Washington Park
Fort Hill Park
Zette
Where Wives Are Whipped in Russian Custom
A 16th century text by Pop Sylvester describes corporal punishment for wives as religiously and health beneficial. The article notes the rod or whip as a traditional bridal ground tool in parts of Russia and the groom's first blow as a rite to mark subservience and transition from family to husband.
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Russia
Pop Sylvester
Metropol insights on city life and wealth gaps
A publisher reflects on urban wealth and unfamiliar New York names seen in an apartment building. He notes rents of 2500 dollars a year imply incomes around ten thousand, yet none of the nearby tenants are known to him, illustrating a divergence between city wealth and rural familiarity.
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Triena
Metropol
New York
Cough Syrup Ad Spotted in Morning Mail
A fragmented notice recalls a letter from a father and a quip about a college education. The dimmed text then promotes Dr Wood's Norway Five Syrup claiming to cure coughs and prevent consumption with a brief ad aside about Adel.
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Mr. Rox
Fragmentary verse echoes hidden dreams and fate
The passage presents cryptic archaic phrasing about dream, plow, heart, love, and fate. It reads like a fractured poem or puzzle text with archaic diction and disjointed lines, offering little clear narrative or context beyond evocative imagery.
Pain as a warning and its misuses in health
A discussion on pain as a signal of disease and the dangers of masking symptoms with opiates. It emphasizes treating root causes through diet, fasting, hydration, exercise, and eliminative baths, warning that suppressing pain can allow disease to progress. A concluding anecdote contrasts false health with a humorous quip about blood flow.
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Bright
Ww. . & W Column needs union reports from Hancock county
The editor invites secretary reports from local W. C. U. unions in Hancock county and white ribboners generally. Contributions will shape a new 101st column made by W. C. U. women with editor approval. Items should be short for quick publication.
Odd Verses On Drinking And Public Life
Fragmented verses discuss drinking motivations and social behavior, with satire on political campaigning and a jab at domestic life. The text praises a product described as a liquid cream balancing membranes, advertised as a remedy for sore throats and related symptoms, with mentions of druggists and a New York address.
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Oding
Ron Set
New York
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