Christian Science lecture by Hon. Wm. G. Ewing in town
Hon. Wm. G. Ewing of Chicago delivered a full address on Christian Science at the opera house. He argued that Christian Science rests on God as all in all and on Jesus Christ, urging readers to study Mrs. Eddy’s Science and Health as a key to Scripture while emphasizing prayer and moral aims.
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Wm. G. Ewing
Chicago
Terewith
Ewing
Robert J. Breckinridge
Jesus
Esaias
Christ
The Call to Faith Beyond Ancestral Belief
A speaker urges dialogue with those content in their faith while challenging inherited creeds. He argues progress comes when each generation questions fathers beliefs, cites Calvin Luther and the Wesleys, and emphasizes the need to align religion with today’s knowledge and duties.
Christian Science as a healer and moral force in society
The speaker argues that God, not medicine, heals, citing Christian Science as the divine path to health. He praises Mrs. Eddy, cites thousands healed, and asserts Jesus authorized believers to heal in His name. The talk extols the moral uplift of Christian Science and the role of women in its advancement.
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Jeus
John
Besse
Mary as Messenger of Glads Tidings in Earth's Kingdom
The text elevates a woman named Mary as the herald of Christ’s resurrection and kingdom. It portrays her voice as the dawn of divine revelation, guarding Christ love, ringing Christmas chimes, and rekindling sacred fire. It portrays widespread blessing, cleansing, and ascent awaiting God’s coming.
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Earth
Mary
Yale-Fire
Worked It Both Ways Buckets Shops Swindle Exposed
A telegraph operator recalls a sharp bucket shop fraud where rival operators misled customers. Two southern city shops allegedly fed each other tips and attracted new clients, only to fleece them of all stakes. The scheme repeated with both houses run by the same people.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
He Roused Jefferson in a Small Indiana Town
Leslie's Weekly recounts Joseph Jefferson's early one night stand in Indiana playing Rip Van Winkle. An Irish hotel porter awoke him at six with a shouted call and the clerk summoned the porter Mike to explain the disturbance. Mike whispered the guest’s snoring had “crept up again” and the house must wake him.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Joseph Jefferson
Indiana
Rip van Winkle
Mike
Jefferson
Hiberian
Early life of Daniel C. Pomeroy as a stage driver turned lawyer
The Philadelphia Call recalls Daniel C. Pomeroy once a Butterfield line stage driver who gained legal training on coach box seats. He aided Mrs. McCarthy in Utica in a murder case, where Judge Doolittle pressed for guilt and Pomeroy argued fiercely. The judge quipped he could not be driven, and Pomeroy replied he learned to drive mules in youth.
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Daniel C. Pomeroy
New York
Butterfield
McCarthy
Utica
Hall of
Eye test tales: children judge distance by sight
A teacher asks which is farther England or the moon and children answer England, reasoning from what they can see. The class cites that the moon is visible while England is not, illustrating naive but quick reasoning.
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England
For Sale At W A Warwick Harness Shop
Harness shop ad touts axle grease combs brushes and stock supplies including distemper cure heave cure poultry food and lice killer. Applies to horses chickens and other stock with goods warranted and priced low. Located half block north of Savings Bank. Proprietor W A Warwick and manager M S Dougherty.
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W. A. Warwick
Savings Bank
M. S. Dougherty
When a Feller's Stubbing Toe in the Roadside
A Bismarck Tribune piece reflects on sympathy for the fallen, whether old or young, and how a kind word can ease the pain of a stubbed toe. The poet urges readers to slow, offer comfort, and remember life’s slips may come to anyone.
Night bells and their old familiar place in cities
The New York Sun describes various night bells in urban life such as the drug store undertaker plumber and wrecking company bells. Each bell uses a light display or sign to guide those in need to assistance at all hours.
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Wrecking Company
New York Sun
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