Whitney Mansion Reverts to Whitney Family in Grand Home
New York January 22 The Whitney mansion at Fifth Avenue and Sixty Eighth Street once more houses the Whitney family as Harry Paine Whitney buys the late William C Whitney’s home in a deal near three million dollars taking possession today. The residence holds an vast array of European antiques and masterworks including a Van Dyck portrait, with interiors modeled on Venetian and Florentine palaces. The sale follows previous transfers through James Henry Smith and George Grant Mason, and the property sits amid neighboring mansions of Mrs. Stickney and the Harriman estate. The grand palace hosts many debutante events and marks one of the city’s largest private transactions.
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New York
Whitney
Fifth Ave
Sixty- Eighth Street
William C. Whitney
Harry Paine
James Henry
Smith
Japan
Europe
Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Angelo
America
Louis XIV
Boucher
Dechasse
Chateau
Phoebus d’Albert
Bordeaux
Charles I
van Dyck
Duke of Villiers
Viscount Grandisson
Fifth Avenues
Joseph Stickney
Sixtyninth
Edward H. Harriman
What Ails You Biliousness and Indigestion Cure
The ad describes bilious ness torpid liver and dyspepsia and promotes Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a permanent cure. It claims the remedy is a liver invig orator stomach tonic bowel regulator and nerve fortifier.
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Pierce
Kasparilla remedy touted for digestive health and vitality
An advertisement extols Kasparilla as a household remedy improving digestion and appetite. It claims to cleanse the digestive tract, relieve sour stomach and bad breath, regulate bowels, and reduce fatigue and headaches linked to liver and kidney inactivity. The text mixes product claims with price references and place names.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as enriching red and white blood cells to protect and restore health. It lists cures or relief for acrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness fatigue dyspepsia loss of appetite and general debility, noting the liquid or tablet forms.
Real Estate Transfers Include Numerous Eugene Area Parcels
A series of property transfers lists transactions from T G Hendricks to O C Wright in Hendrick’s addition, Esther Druge to Eugene H Pearson, and multiple deeds involving United States transfers, Mary Finn to Frank McIntyre, and H L Bown to L M Travis among others. Parcels span sections 18 to 21 in townships 16 to 19 with acreages from 1 to 160 and prices including 230 and 1600 dollars.
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T. G. Hendricks
O. C. Wright
Lotsa
Hendrick
Eugene
H. M. Douglass
Ora C Wright
Fairmount
United States
Hepsey A. Watts
Joseph O. Watts
Pat
Esther Druge
Eugene H. Pearson
Mary Finn
Frank McIntyre
Georgetown
C. Coffman
Lida T. Zell
R. F. Scott
H.L. Bown
L. M. Travis
C. G
Creswell
Coburg Development Club Reorganizes
A Coburg meeting at city hall reestablished the Development Club with J. J. Henderson as former president serving as temporary chair. New officers were elected: N. J. Nelson president, Chas. P. Poole vice president, O. M. Washburn secretary, M. C. Bond treasurer. By-laws were adopted and committees on telephones and advertising formed to improve Coburg’s system and promote subscriptions locally.
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J. J. Henderson
Henderson
Washburn
N. J. Nelson
Chas. P. Poole
O. M. Washburn
M. C. Bond
Development Club
Coburg
Eugene
C. B. Duff
Hot Lake
Herrick
Springfield
Thos. van Duyn
Co. A
W. L. Smith
West of Junction
Andy Dyer
Dyer
Roy Deffenbacker
Conrad Simmons
Wendling
K. Co
Miss McCoy
Miss Smith
Harrisburg
Coburg Journal
Doctrinal Questions in Federation of Baptist Adventist and Disciple Sects
The piece argues over federation with numerically strong denominations Baptist Adventist and Disciple, examining how independence or shared doctrine would affect church governance and membership. It questions water baptism as indispensable, urges Bible study, and notes Adventist views on the Second Coming and calendar issues. It critiques Disciple and Baptist stances and calls for doctrinal revision to allow federation.
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United States
Christ
Alexander Campbell
Baptism Into Death Emphasized in Early Church View
The text argues that baptism means immersion into Christ's death rather than water immersion alone. It contrasts infant sprinkling with adult faith, condemns eternal torment, and urges believers across denominations to join the Church by baptism into death, uniting elect Christians for the Millennium. It cites Romans vi, 4 and Colossians 1:22 25, and references Augustine, Paul, and Jesus.
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John the Taptist
Ajullon
Sina
Baptist Union
Federation
Bia
St. Augustine
Christ
Apostle
St. Perrot
Ua Aew
Jesus
Aman xi
Adam
Honelert
Bhoas
Josas
Rewand
Jordan
James
Jobo
Jewun
Mark x
Thia
Infanta
Theuda
MORE PINKHAM CURES Aronege Mo Ladies Endorse Vegetable Compound
A fragment from an old advertisement lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Notes relief for weakness bearing down backache and nervous prostration with claims of grateful customers in Missouri and St Louis.
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Lydia F Winkham
Jan
Mihata
Oronogo
St. Lous
St. Loula
Lydia MK. Pinkham
Worth Gaillinus
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Charles Grubb
First Methodist Church
Greenpoint
Grubb
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Democratic League
Great Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Levi P. Morton
Morton Trust Company
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Buffalo
Kasparilla
Hood
Coburg Development Club
Geo. F. Baker
Henry P. Davidson
William H. Porter
Arthur J. Hemphill
New Combination
Morton
Fifth Avenue
People’s Pulpit
Church of Christ
Christ's Church
Federation TO
Baptists, Adventists and
Disciples
Isaiah Win
Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr. Shoop
Portland
Pinkham
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