Bayer Aspirin and Women Judges in Legal Reform
Fragmentary report notes Bayer Aspirin use and heart effects. It cites a claim about Bayer as a trademark and mentions Cuban women lawyers barred from becoming judges, calling for voting rights and legal reform. A stray dialogue about health and a knee rheumatism aside appears.
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Supreme Court
Republic
Tronchise
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Promoted for Children
An overlong antique ad copy extols Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a safe gentle remedy for upset stomachs in children. It claims quick relief from headache dizziness feverishness and constipation, noting the powder cleanses the stomach freshens breath and acts as a tonic, with broad endorsement by mothers for over sixty years and availability at druggists with no substitutes.
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Mother Gray
Senator Sorghum Reflects on Hypnotic Voting Hoaxes
The dialogue depicts Senator Sorghum admitting limits in persuading audiences. He concedes that despite initial spellbinding appeal, he could not keep every listener engaged or fully hypnotized once they reached the voting booths.
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Sorghum
The Work of the Holy Spirit in Believers
An outline on the Holy Spirit as unseen helper and personality. It covers the Spirit as Comforter, Teacher, and guide, proving personality through actions like teaching and grieving, and notes believers are regenerated, in dwelt, and filled by Him. It lists Spirit-led outcomes: conviction, righteousness, judgment, mortification of sin, assurance, and aid in prayer.
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Jesus
Lie
Paul
Christ
Jesus Christ
Partner of the Lord Young Man and Woman as Junior Partners
A brief note cites Jacob Chamberlain urging a very young man and woman to act as junior partners with the Lord Jesus for the world’s salvation. The exhortation frames discipleship as shared mission and divine allyship.
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Lord Jesus
Jacob Chamberlain
A Ruined Day by Impatient Word and Bias
A brief note discusses how a single impatient word and a prejudiced judgment can spoil a whole day, highlighting the clash between temper and self control in daily life.
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Miussea
All Prayers Not Answered Quote by Jean Ingelovy
A brief quotation from Jean Ingelovy reflects on gratitude for prayers not answered after years of marriage. The line acknowledges that not all requests are granted and suggests learned contentment with life’s outcomes.
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Jean Ingelovy
Made Lime Kilns and Etruscan Crematories
An archaeologist reports cremation was common worldwide except in Egypt Judea and China. Etruscan crematories, used by pre-Roman An Mtrian people, were later repurposed by the Romans into kilns with arched fire chambers. Detroit News reports.
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Egypt
Judea
China
Detroit News
Battle Won by Prayer Why Talk Go Much
J. W. Lee notes that faith and prayer secured victory in a recent struggle, arguing words were less effective than supplication. The piece emphasizes humility and trust in spiritual practice as the path to success.
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J. W. Lee
Palmistry Chance Leads To Cash Prediction Joke
A playful exchange shows a suitor bragging of palmistry prowess. He claimed to predict money for a friend, who allegedly received a useful bump before the meeting ended. The lighthearted tale hinges on a joking misread of cards and fortune telling.
Costly Omelet On Amador County Highway
An alleged record omelet was served after a collision on a California highway near Jackson. Manuel Lopez, with 120 dozen eggs in his car, collided with J. H. Williams, who agreed to pay $25 for the omelet, excluding coffee.
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Amador County
Jackson
Calif
Manuel Lopez
J. H. Williams
Wiliams
Resting on Dad Harrington in a humorous line
A quip about a son named Carrington not lazy but born tired, resting on his father. The speaker notes he has relied on the father’s rest for years, adding a wry nod to prayers being answered in small ways.
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Dad Harrington
Carrington
Tlow and the Lisbon quake tidal myth in print
Written reports praise the contractor with glow in the Lisbon earthquake of 1755. A 60 foot high tidal wave off Portugal reached Lisbon, while a vast literary gift of over 10 000 letters from figures like Wendell Phillips Garrison Brown Sumner is presented to Syracuse University by Gerrit Smith Milner.
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Portugal
Wendell Iillips
Willam Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
Charles Sumner
Syracuse University
Gerrit Smith Milener
Petersboro
N.Y
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