The Lily and the Rose in Easter Sermon of Talmage
Rev Dr Talmage meditates on lilies as Bible symbols of providence and resurrection. He extols flowers for marriage, grieving, worship, and religious symbolism, then centers on Easter as the triumph of Christ over death with imagery of trumpets, angels, and the risen dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassia
Hyssop
Frank
Spikenard
Camphire
Esther
Solomon
Christ
Cesar
Bedford
John Bunyan
J A
Nile
Japan
Washington
Sierras
Nepaul
Cape of
Gooc
Martin Luther
Picciola
Mungo Park
Ftr
Dax
Imperial Catafalque
China
Job
Isaiah
James the Apostle
Sharon
Valley
Lord Nelson
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
England
Christendom
Jesus
Pig Triggered Historic International Border Dispute
In the San Juan Island quarrel, pigs on either side sparked a two-nation standoff between the United States and Britain. A pig trespass led to an arrest warrant in Victoria, five years of military presence, and a German decision in 1872 favoring the United States by placing the boundary at the canal's middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Territory
Canal de Haro
Rosario Strait
San Juan Island
Great Britain
Hubbs
San Juan
Griffiths
Hudson's Bry. Company
Grifiths
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Hubb
Hubs
Port Townsend
Germany
United States
Vicho
Adulterated Food Mounts in Milk Coffee and Tea
London Standard notes dishonest practices in milk coffee and tea. It cites Landovers paying about 350000 for water sold as milk and dairymen fined only up to 5000. Coffee adulteration uses hickory at eight cents a pound with selling price thirty two cents, while tea adulteration has diminished to a rare occurrence.
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Saunders
London Standard
My mother has got a picture of two dogs
A Boston Globe item recounts a 5 year old visitor remarking on objects of interest at a house She notes her own mother has similar items and comments that among two dog pictures one is a cat The child’s playful twist reveals perceptive humor and family likeness.
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Boston Globe
Science notes and industrial progress across fields
The article surveys musical box powered electricity, comet hunting by amateurs, Pyrenees contour changes, moonlight spoiling meat in Cape Colony, lime and alum in baking powder health risks, measured electricity use, bark preservation of cinchona trees, Andes altitude decline, Florida lichens, powerful hydraulic forging presses, and a detailed Niagara mill rope transmission system enabling water power reuse with multi-stage belt and clutch mechanisms.
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M. Schrader
Pyrenees
Cape Colony
Africa
Cordillera
Andes
Quito
Eckfeldt
Philadelphia
W. W. Calkins
Chicago
Florida
Atlas
Sheffield
Krupp
Essen
Niagara
Bainton Brothers
Buchanan
Michigan
Aerial palace planned by Guanajuato millionaire Fay
English millionaire George Fay of Guanajuato Mexico visits San Antonio en route to Mexico City to pursue a fantastical project. He plans a towering aerial palace over Guanajuato with elevators water tanks hydraulic power and telephone link to the city costing about 6 million dollars and inspired by Babylon and Paris Exposition towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fay
Guanajuato
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Fay
Babylon
Rea
France
Testimonial for Botanic Blood Balm from Hon Thomas Paulk
A Georgia farmer recounts a fifteen year struggle with dyspepsia and bills over three hundred dollars. After using six bottles of Botanic Blood Balm he reports dramatic relief and credits the remedy with saving his life.
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Thomas Paulk
Berien County
Alapara
B. B. Company
Atlanta
Thomas Paule
I Gave Up to Die
A Knoxville reader recounts six years of catarrh and failing treatment before using B B B medicine. After four bottles, the writer claims a full cure and urges readers to try the remedy for blood disorders scrofula rheumatism kidney troubles skin diseases and blood poisoning with a free book of certificates.
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Knoxville
Town
Matitpa Nicnos
Florida Street
A Month for Personal Crisis Reports
A physician links March to a spike in personal crises and self harm citing statistics and recent days evidence. He notes epidemics of crime and suicides during windy months, suggesting winter fatigue and despondency raise risk on slight provocation.
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Chicago Tribune
Remarkable Cincinnati Cat Ugo Talbo Delivers Bootjack
Mr A J Moulder prizes his cat Ugo Talbo for a comical aid in misplacing his bootsock and boots. The cat’s song prompted a neighbor to throw down a bootjack, which the feline retrieved and presented to its owner.
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A. J. Moulder
Cincinnati
Ugo Talbo
Ugo
Mysterious Fatalities and Hidden Kidney Disease Warning
A diagrammed warning links Bright's disease and kidney trouble to sudden deaths of prominent figures. The piece cites Gov Hoffman Chief Justice Waite and others, recounts Dr Hawthorn’s fatal test tale, and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive remedy. Public health warning urges early renovation of the system to prevent covert kidney disease.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Bates
J. W. Drexel
Dorsheimer
Peruenter
Waite
Den
B. H. Brewster
Gov. Hoffman
Philadelphia
Brewster
Bright
Carpenter
New York
Frank Hawthorn
New Orleans
Louisiana University
L. B. Price
Hanover C. H
Warner
John Doherty
Corcord
N. H
John Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
W. T. Crawford
St. Charlies Hotel
Richmond
South
Kright
The Muggletonians A Strange English Sect
A historical note recalls Muggleton, founder of the Muggletonians, who died March 12, 1684. John Reeve and Ludovic Muggleton claimed prophecy, called themselves two witnesses, and issued writings such as a Remonstrance from the Eternal God. The group, once active in London, faded by the 19th century following imprisonment and census decline.
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England
Muggleton
Muggletonians
John Reeve
Ludovic Muggleton
Reeve
Aaron
Moses
Commonwealth of England
Cromwell
God
Old Bridewell
London
Chiraco
A Land Ever Poor
Ex Mayor Harrison writes the Mail of Chicago lamenting India as fearfully poor with vast oppression. He argues wealth is concentrated among a few while masses live in squalor with mud huts and fading accumulations, and he condemns submission to oppression and the cruelty of exploitation.
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India
Harrison
Chicago
Driven From Home in Harlem Flat Dining Out Routine
Brown questions Jinks about being seen with his wife at a restaurant. Jinks confirms they live in Harlem in a top flat and dine out every Monday night due to corned beef and cabbage night in their first flat.
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Jinks
Harlem
New York Sun
Wise Words From Aided Wisdom Collection
A compilation of maxims on virtue patience ambition and speech. It advocates integrity humility and steady effort while warning against slander pride and rash zeal. The quotes emphasize conscience over mere success and the value of quiet persistence.
National Milk Output Crest Sees High Annual Total
The average cow yields about 450 gallons of milk per year, leading to a national total of 60.75 billion gallons of milk annually.
Legacy of a Pure Constitution Promises Health for Children
A brief take on Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a helper for mothers to improve family health and ensure untainted offspring. Mentions Dr Moir of the British Medical Temperance Association noting smallpox mortality dropping from 18 to 13 percent without alcohol.
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Dr. Moir
British Medical Temperance Association
Pleasant Purgative Pellets Praise Turns to Union War
Readers praise Dr. Pierce Pleasant Purgative Pellets for clearing pimples and regulating the body while the temperance groups American Temperance Union and Manhattan Temperance Association announce a united campaign against saloons.
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American Temperance Union
Manhattan Temperance Association
Large returns for small outlay claimed in health and business
The passage touts Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for cleansing blood and delivering big returns from a small investment. It also mentions a petition signature at W C T U headquarters and a scheme promising hundreds of dollars in months to readers who write to B F Johnson & Co Richmond Va.
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Dr. Pierce
B. F. Johnson & Co
Richmond
Johnson & Co
Main St
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
Chicasgo
Scott's Emulsion Offered as Remedy for Throat and Lung Diseases
Advert says Scott's Emulsion cures throat and lung diseases by cod liver oil and hypophosphites in a creamy palatable form. Endorsed by W S Connell M D of Manchester Ohio who calls it a remedy par excellence for tuberculous and strumous affections as well as common colds and throat troubles.
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Scott
Connell
Manchester
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Quincy
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Burlington
W.L. Douglas
Wea
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Congress
Brockton
Hughes
Matarial
S.N. UL 17
Singun
Vee
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Malne
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Ely
Ely Bros
Greenwich St
St. Jacobs
Charles A. Vogeler
Pa Law
Passages College
Phila
Sitite
Blair
Moody's New
Moody & Co
Sampiesworth
Brewster Safety Rein Linder Co
Holly
Fremont
Velvet
Weats
Jersey City
N.J
U.S.A
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Rougit
Weiss
Paoe
Tece & Co
Maine
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