Review of sermon on judgment and resurrection debate
The correspondence page shares a lengthy theological review of W. W. Curry's sermon arguing that a conscious state after death and immediate judgment are not accepted by all. The piece cites scripture from Romans and Revelation to support the view that the body will be redeemed and that the final judgment awaits the resurrection, with further discussion of Christ's kingdom, heaven, and the timeline of prophetic events. It contrasts Currys interpretation with the author’s own understanding and notes related local news items.
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W. W. Curry
Mr. C
Heaven
Hell
Brother Curry
Paul
Rom
Christ
Holy City
New Jerusalem
John
Jerusalem
Jesus
Earth
Local Notes on Crops and Community Moves
Hathaway Weilts notes wheat looks well and prospects for a good crop Farmers have most corn planted Apple crop expected to be good many peach trees killed Mrs Tevis moved to Will Butcher farm Mrs N A Curtis to visit her father in Connersville next week Mrs Milford Sutherlin recovering from bilious attack Polly Sutherlin and sisters sold their interest in their father's estate to Hughes Wilson John Raglin welcomes a baby boy Nancy Raglin has fever Thomas Sutherlin bought Empire reaper and sulky hay rake Henry Grimes of Waveland moved near father in law Douglas Sutherlin works for Noah Lookabill this season
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Tevis
Will Butcher's
N. A. Curtis
Connersville
Milford Sutherlin
Polly Sutherlin
Sallie
America
Hughes Wilson
John Raglin
Nancy Raglin
Sutherlin
Empire Reaper
B. D. Carver
Henry Grimes
Waveland
C. T. Hargrave
Douglas Sutherlin
Noah Lookabill
Vivalia Seeks Quality Seed Corn and Practical Physicians
Farmers in Vivalia urged to seek good seed corn for a securing crop and noted promising wheat. O M Irwin underwent tumor removal from his back in Greencastle by Dr Smythe. Readers urged to support a practical physician presence in Vivalia with a wide service area.
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O. M. Irwin
Greencastle
Smythe
Vivalia
St Jacob s Oil Cured Neuralgia Says Editor
Warren Mass florald editor W I Melvin reports neuralgia relief after using St Jacob s Oil. The claim appears in a testimonial attributed to Melvin, referencing Troy New York press origin.
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Troy
N. Y
W. I Melvin
Warren
Mass
Port Grape Wine as Health Restorative
Advert says weak and sickly persons should use Speer's Port Grape Wine, promoted by doctors and clergy as a temperance friendly restorative. Speer, who grows grapes, spends four years in production. Allen's Drug Store offers it direct from vineyards.
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Speer
N. Y. Baptist
Allen's Drug Store
Escape and wedding at Iowa asylum ends in separation plan
Two patients from an Iowa asylum escaped using a rope ladder, saddled horses, rode twenty miles to a clergyman, and were wed in the morning with no signs of mental illness. Later they rode on until afternoon when they each feared the other was demented and sought protection. Messrs. Bennett Co. tout St Jacob’s Oil as a top rheumatic remedy. A down East inventor proposes a movable track to keep horse racers in front of the grand stand.
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Lowa Insane Asylum
Messrs. J.R. Bennett & Co
Muskegon, Mich
St. Jacob's
Medicine and scams in a Boston society column
A Boston lady credits Hop Bitters for forty years of relief from headache and neuralgia and persuades twenty two families to adopt it as their family medicine. A Philadelphia boy earned 120 dollars in two days by passing forged checks on grocers. Sellers Liver Pills are advertised for constipation. A Springfield doctor claimed he had driven a disease into a woman’s toe, leading to an amputation.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Springfield
Thoorough
Picayune
R. KE
Sellers & CO
Prop'ts
Pittsburgh
Pever & Ague
Sentiments on Medicine Women and Quackery in 19th Century Columns
A fragmented newspaper column extols Hop Bitters for family health while deriding hostile sentiment toward women in medicine. It notes Mormon passages, hair loss remedies, a mining dream in Leba non, and Lydia E Pinkham remedies, closing with a child footwear protection ad.
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Indianapolis
Tom Abrams
Glass & Queensware
Public Square
T. Hawkins
Indiana
Tom Arras
Times
Grand Central
Public
Ind
John Cawley
Sedgwaiche’s
Bawn & Drivegates
Dialey
Chreistie
Physicians and Surgeons
Taylor
Milt. E. Thomas
Notary Public
Morton, Indiana
Tak Star
Theople
the Star
Mr. Meridian and
Belle Unio
Doc. Fisher
D. W. Macy
Dave Cohn
M. M. Hurst
Belle Union
Colorado
James M. Hurst
Mt. Meridian
Needmore
R. H. Bowen
Elder Whitlock
Col Green
Wright
Messrs
Hurst & Bourne
Bourne
O'Daniel
Cloverdale
Harris McAninch
Irs
Mary Pickens
James Pickens
New Providence Church
J. W. Sherrill
Tee
Hathaway Weilts
Muscatine
Iowa
Daily Journal
Chicago
Joseph Smith
Parker
Lebanon
Calisaya
Poe
Winchester
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KK. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Hanna & Black
Aed To
Hanna’ & Black
Waslldnicte St
George Bickwnell
Harrows
Haust
Oliver
Deere & Mansur
Deere
Excelsior Reaper
Dorsey
Studebaker
Gaar & Scott
Columbia
Indiana Streets
Europe
London
Arid
Chili
Chickering & Sons
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tremont Street
J. M. Lindsey
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