Healing of the deaf and dumb man and Jesus' teaching walk
The lesson notes recount Jesus returning to Galilee from Tyre and Sidon, healing a deaf and mute man, and teaching on faith and service. It contrasts hearing and speaking, invites personal transformation, and urges disciples to forsake all to follow Him, citing scriptural parallels from Mark, Matthew, and Isaiah.
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Tyre
Sidon
Sea of Galilee
Mark
Matthew
Israel
Matt. Xe
Egypt
Jesus
Lee's Headache and Neuralgia Remedy Promises Quick Cure
T. H. Barber, a large cotton planter in South Carolina, says ten years of severe headaches kept him bedridden until Lee's Headache and Neuralgia Remedy cured him promptly. A scientific cure is offered and sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lee
H. A. Gandy
Hartsville
S.C
T. H. Barber
South Carolina
Lee
Trusts and regulation debated by Wilson and Steel leaders
In Pueblo Gov Wilson attacks United States Steel Corporation as backing the third term party program for trusts. The piece notes the steel group’s long advocacy for federal regulation, mentions Roosevelt critics, and cites figures Frick and Morgan. It also includes ads praising Chamberlain’s Cough Ready and Stomach and Liver Tablets for children, plus a sign about fruit handling.
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Big Business
New York World
Gov. Wilson
Pueblo
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Steel Trust
Kr. Roosevelt
Frick
Taft
Morgan
Roosevelt Trust
McKinley
Industrial Commission
Steel ‘Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
What They Both Lacked Cattle Show Clowning in Row over First Prize
An old farmer attacked the judges after his cow placed poorly at a cattle show. A judge said the cow lacked good breeding, prompting a sharp exchange about family and a separate ad copy offering Sing's Catarth Cure for bad breath sold by dealers.
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Sing
Noman
Brandeis Attacks Trusts In Collier's Weekly Debate
Louis D. Brandeis argues in Collier's Weekly that trusts fail to boost efficiency or prosperity. He says profits come from market control and price fixing rather than true efficiency, with many trusts needing to buy rivals to maintain share. The piece links Roosevelt era debates to Harvard history and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Collier's Weekly
Mr. Brandeis
Debilitated for Years Healed by Blood Bitters
Charles Freitory describes long illness with sick headache and low energy. He credits Blood Bitters with restoring health after years of debilitation and fatigue.
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Burdock
Chas. Freitory
Unclear transit micrograph lists towns and times
Fragmentary OCR shows route references and numbers across Gastonia Lincolnton and surrounding areas with times 55am 10pm and several street names. Details are unreadable, place-labels appear torn and inconsistent.
Cuckoo Superstitions Reported in Norfolk England
In Norfolk England villagers hold that the first cuckoo cry predicts the year ahead. They believe the activity you are engaged in when you hear the bird will be the task you do most. Another belief says an unmarried person will stay single based on the cuckoo’s first call.
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Norfolk
England
King's Blood and Liver Pills Ad Promote Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's Blood and Liver Pills as a thorough spring cleaning for the blood and liver, claiming to purify and energize the system. It recommends finishing with Dr. King's Sarsaparilla for summer work readiness and notes a 25 cent price for all pills.
First Religious Books Published in America Record
A fragment notes the first religious book printed in the Americas appeared in Mexico City by order of the Roman Catholic Church. It claims 1648 as its date and describes the work as notable for its collaborators, claiming six thousand co authors with few clearly identified as American.
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America
American
Mexico
New World
United States
Hlerarebe
Fortunes in Faces There’s often much truth in the
A compact line from a column or feature hints that appearances carry meaning and human character shows through in looks. The piece explores how facial expressions reveal inner traits and fortunes in social judgments.
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Pol
New York
Sirtreet
Castoria
Bears
Cortright
Reg. U. S. Pat
F. B. Ingold
Hickory, N. C
Cardus Womans Tonic
Mary Neely
Denver
Tera
Cardus
Ceaene
Burwell & Dunn Co
Charlotte, N. C
Dallas, Fort Worth
Galveston, Houston
All Texas Points
Alexandria
Monroe
New Orleans
Shreveport
Louisiana
Hattiesburg
Jackson
Meridian
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Queen & Crescent
J. Com
D. M. Stearns
Ory
Fletcher's
Ty Factor
Stiles
Hemedy
Miles
Ehkhart
Tnd
Palace Barber Shop
Dietz
OLD Reliable
Palm Tree Cafe
J. C. Biddix
Singing
Hickory
N.C
K. A. Price
11Th Avenue
J.J. Hicks
Shaford Hardware Co
Will G. Kirkman
George E. Flowers
Campbell Residence
Lone View
P. H Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
Lippincotts
Brandeis
Trusts
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
Shaler
Danbar
Boston Press
Herld
Lisse
Herald
M. C. D. Owen
Mgr
N. C
Carolina
Clinchfield and
Ohio
Clinchfield
Otish Raiway
South
Carolis
Clinchield
St. Paul
Speer's Ferry
Johnson City
Baste
Lles
Carolina, Clinchtfield & Ohio Railway
Dante, ‘Ge Pant
Yaval
Fordtown
Tenn
Sohnson ‘City
Nod ‘Daily
P.m
P. M
Ield & Ohio Railway
Eee Climah
Mandel
Dent ‘Fle
Carolina & North-Western
R. R
Pase
Mixen
Mixey
ChestersaamaLs
Yorkville
Gastonis
Gastonia
Lincolnton
Newton
Hester
Edgemont
tLv
Mortimer
Chester
W. B. Ramsay
I. A. Wood
Fice
Moser & Lutz Drug Store
Hickory, N.C
D. L. Russell
Wal
Ll the Cours of Thie
R. W. Wolf
9Th Ave
9Th St
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Askerge
Ghasette
Shichester
Piedmont Traction CO
Charlotte
JE. Thomason
C. V. Palmer
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