Dove Conversions at Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon
A Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon likens new converts to doves returning to their windows, praising mercy through Christ. The speaker urges humility, shelter in faith, and celebrates the young flock joining the church while warning others who reject mercy.
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Earth
Heaven
Audubon
Geologi Ts
Sven
Christ
Isaiah
Brooklyn Tabernacie
Lord Jesus Christ
Heavenly Land
Satan
Kingdom
Od To-Das
By Hood
Azars
Araros
England
Ape
God
Sennacherib
Kingdom of
Birds of Prey
Kingdom of God
Valerian
How Far Is It From Here to Hell In Crisis Sermon
A dramatic sermon warns that islands will move continents tear apart and the two hemispheres spin as the last gale arrives. It urges listeners to repent before the last sleep near the gardens of the dead and declares only born again believers will see the kingdom of God.
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Christ
Hell
Color of Birds Eggs and Evolutionary Implications
The piece discusses nest defenses in eagles, vultures, and crows and contrasts egg coloration among seabirds. It highlights the guillemot eggs as strikingly colorful evidence for variation, arguing that natural selection guides evolution rather than causes it, and that variation stems from Nature itself.
Coal in the Metropolis Exposes NYC Coal Trade Ties
Oscar W. Riggs argues in the New York Mail and Express that most coal arrives by river barges or rail cars to depots on the New Jersey shore and moves to the city by canal boats. Retailers and brokers shape prices, with the poor paying twice per ton and cloth bags easing dust. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston dominate the markets, with freight and local taxes shaping retail costs across distances.
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Oscar W. Riggs
New York Mail and Express
New York
Cnr
Steen
New Jersey Shore
Pennsylvania Coal Combination
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Born With a Sealskin and the New Rich
The piece contrasts wealth across eras and regions noting that modern fortunes and cheap silver lessen the allure of riches. It highlights how European wealth dwarfs American fortunes and ends with a San Francisco anecdote about a poor woman remarking on a rich man’s daughter born with a sealskin look.
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Aki
Lottie
San Francisco Chronicle
Wonderful Frog Form on Childs Head Stirs Talk of Mothers Mark
Dr E Younkin recounts a remarkable Illinois case of a ten year old girl with a frog like growth on the parietal bone of her head. The feature resembles a toad, with a defined mouth and no eyes, and according to the physician it could be removed safely if desired.
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St. Louis
E. Younkin
American Medical Journal
Illinois
Thomas
Bismarck Anger Tale From Count Beust Memoirs
Pall Mall Gazette recalls Count Beust's recollection of Prince Bismarck angry at the Emperor’s residence he smashed a basin after grabbing the key and throwing it away. The anecdote contrasts such relief with rulers who resort to war and cabinet or party destruction.
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Count Beast
Prince Bismarck
Count Beust
Count Lehndorf
Lord Randolph
Mr. Chamberlain
Demos
Pall Mall Gazette
Poultry Dealer Presents Remarkable Spring Chicken Trick
A well known marketman boasts of transforming old fowls into spring chickens. He shows how he cuts spur stubs near the leg to make the bird appear young. The quip ends with a jest about the rooster’s sprouting spurs and the dealer’s display of craft.
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Jroy Times
New Treatment Claims Cure for Consumption
A French doctor promotes an enema of carbonic acid and sulphuretted hydrogen gases to reach the throat and lungs while the real cause remains. Authorities from Brompton Hospital link consumption to kidney dysfunction and uric acid poisoning, urging blood cleansing and Warner's Safe Cure as remedies.
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Brompton Hospital
London
Eng
England
Payne
M D
M. RC. P
America
Hermann Prebmer
Brehmer
Warner
Life and hardships of Siberian exiles in forced labor
The report describes exiles sent to Siberia for hard labor, many assigned to Northern regions with scarce sustenance. Some become colonists with three years of rationed support, while others work in mines, mills, and roads wearing leg chains. Conditions vary from harsh to abusive, though reforms have occurred since early Imperial times.
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Siberia
Fouthern
Alexander
Nicholas
Tibera
Equestrian copper group found with counterfeit iron tails
An equestrian statue in front of St. Petersburgs staff office shows red copper figures. copper horse tails were stolen and iron tails installed. The ad promotes cures for diseases and offers a 19 cent Book of particulars from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association at 663 Main Street Buffalo NY. The ad ends with a proverb about looking where you expect to find nothing.
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St. Petersburg
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Free home work offers claim earns daily and no capital
Readable ad copy promises work at home with earnings from five dollars to more, claims some earn over fifty daily, no capital required, all ages and both sexes invited, free start and nationwide locations. They mix with testimonials on Dr Pierce remedies and general health claims without firm evidence.
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Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
Lady's Unfortunate Experience with Iron Tonic Cure
An acquaintance suffered from scrofula a yellow complexion and stomach distress for years and was finally cured by Dr Harter's Iron Tonic after refusing other remedies.
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Dr.Harter
Various Patent Remedies and Odd Notices in Local Ad Pages
A collage of health cure pitches and odd notices, advertising St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, Red Star Cough Cure without opiates, Swamp Root for urinary symptoms, and Piso’s Cure for consumption. Included is a garbled blurb about Bulgarian fashion and a request to send pamphlets, with several imprecise references to doctors and products.
Blood Balm letters praise patent medicine 1884 1886
The fragmentary letters describe patients and doctors endorsing Blood Balm Company products. G M Morgan attributes ulcer improvement and a move to Georgia and Virginia. W J Adair and W T Morehead claim cures for rheumatism and blood humors after using Blood Balm, noting skin clearing effects.
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G. M. “Morgan
Tregard B. B
W. J. Adair
G. M. Morgan
E. T. Va
Ga. KR
Tridges
Hichmond
Calville R
Railreads
W.J. Adair
Newton
N. C
Blood Balm Company
Atlanta
W. T. Morehead
Newtown, N.C
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Europe
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