Sermon of Merchants by Rey Theodore Parker
The Elyria Courier reviews Parker's sermon with mixed admiration praising his earnest style while criticizing his rejection of reverence for Christ. It notes Parker’s radical philanthropy, calls out his hypocrisy in wealth and religion, and contrasts him with Channing, arguing the sermon exposes flaws in liberal reform and commercial piety.
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Wien
Fey
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Ann Street
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Mtv
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Givsus
Jia Cal
Gala
Mayer
Sanctuary Justice
School of Uprightiwas
Wall
Noonan
Lis Church
Tie
Ada
Uheigt Gaan
Rade
Ulessiig
Lquilel
Bank Aml Chareh
Markeb Ani
Prade
Boston
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Atiiseedann obitix and mission noted in local tribute
The obituary honors a lifelong missionary beloved for love and service to the people, describing his burdens and trials. It notes his final illness and death following a period of declining strength, and ma kes reference to his enduring faith and the impact of his labor for Christ. The piece reflects a solemn, commemorative tone typical of late 19th or early 20th century obituary prose.
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Fragmentary verse and legal notes from a 19th century paper
A garbled mix of poetry and legal commentary appears, with archaic lines about martyrdom, suffering, and moral warning, followed by a lengthy, jargon filled extract on actions in law, agency, promises, and court practices, including reflections on privilege, attachment, and charity in distant contexts.
Fragmentary plea for liberty and Christian civilization
A fragmented text pleads for liberty and civilized governance, invoking Bandai in Burgia, Dy. and the Sovereign. It references hopes of sale and a dawn of freedom for thousands, framing the scene as a spectacle in a Christian nation.
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Agricultural Production and Leaders in Early U S States
The report lists states and territories by crops and leaders: New York raises the most barley and potatoes, Ohio the most corn and wheat, Pennsylvania the most rye, and Virginia the most tobacco and flax. It notes which states do not raise cotton and highlights prominent figures and institutional histories. The text also blends other 19th-century items, including regional notes on dairy, education, and local affairs, plus moral reflections and social commentary.
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Ohio
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Maryland
Delaware
Didie
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Virginia
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