Star Wormwood as Attila and modern embitterment
The Brooklyn preacher identifies Attila the Hun as the star Wormwood from Revelation, outlining his brutal conquests and the bitter influence of power. He warns that individuals and nations can become Attilas, embittering waters of life, unless sweetness of Christ prevails.
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Patrick and
Lowth
Thomas Scott
Matthew Henry
Albert Barnes
Attila
Wormwood
Mars
Adriatic
Black Sea
Macedonia
Greece
Thrace
Milan
Pavia
Padua
Verona
Seine
Moselle
Rhine
Aquileia
Lidice
Hell
Attilas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Apostolic of
Thomas Hood
Jes Lamb
Sidney Smith
Christ
James Lennox
Peabody
Peter Cooper
William E. Dodge
Star Wormwood
Earth
Moses
Lake Marah
God
Joan
Amoy
China
Tyre
Desert
Togarmah
Thebes
Egypt
Luxor
Rasue
Babylon
Petaces
Nebuchadnezzar
Amyittas
Mother of pearl beauty and optical colors described
The article explains nacre or mother of pearl as a dense laminated material with a fragile outer layer. It notes iridescent colors arise from light reflection on layered surfaces, not pigments, and describes gem pearl colors including blue, silver, green, pink, red, brown, and black.
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Dampier
England
Tragedy Rooms and Advice in Early Chicago Notices
Various brief anecdotes and advertisements detailing hotel room practices after deaths, a physician’s cure claim for consumption, and endorsements for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Scotts Emulsion. Includes a statistic on U.S. electric firms and a physician’s comment on idiocy cases.
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Chicago
Virginia Letter Tells of Bright's Disease Cure
A Staunton Virginia correspondent recounts a dramatic recovery from Bright's disease. The narrative details severe convulsions and a near-death experience, followed by relief after Warner's safe cure and safe pills. The testimonial includes a dated note and a publisher offer of 5000 dollars for proof of any false claim.
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Staunton
Bright
Summerdean
Warner
W. T. CrawFord
Crawford
Crawford Stan
St. Charles Hotel
Messrs. Warner & Co
Light Exposure Improves Patient Recovery In Apartments
A report states patients in sunlit apartments recover faster with cures four times higher than those in dark rooms. The finding highlights sunlight as a potential factor in healing and patient outcomes.
Pneumotony and Golden Medical Discovery Mentioned
The article notes pneumotony as a lung surgery option with limited success and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure in early consumption. It also cites a temperance worker in Britain and sections of dialogue about engagements and remedies for catarrh. Oatmeal in water is praised as a nutritious drink for workers in warm weather.
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Pierce
Great Britain
United States
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo
Vegetarian Extremist Inmate Rages At Even Smallest Creatures
A Pennsylvania hospital inmate bred alarming reactions to any animal or insect death. He roamed barefoot to limit animal contact, destroyed clothing and footwear, and insisted the dead be buried in woods under leaves. He claimed strict vegetarian rules governed his meals.
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Pennsylvania
The Creaking Debate Over Machine Sewn Shoes
The New York Telegram reports objections to machine sewn shoes due to creaking from sole attachment. Hand sewed shoes cost more and feel more flexible, though not more durable. New machine-made lines claim no creak and lower price, selling across men women and children sizes, with royalties claimed by the inventor.
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New York Telegram
Artificial ivory made from potatoes described
An ivory substitute is created from sound potatoes by washing in diluted sulphuric acid, boiling to densify, then washing off residue and drying. The material becomes solid and dense and can be dyed, carved, turned, and used like real ivory.
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DR. Talmage
THE
Brooklyn Divine
Pilgrim Fathers
Lars
Bogie
Maine
South Carolina
Ohio
Alaska
Alleghenies
Sierra Nevadas
Corinth
Sampson
Dagon
Mother-of-Pearl
P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl , N. Y
Aero General Deoilty
Emaciattion
John LuxLivan
Morganza
Virginia Sensation
Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington, VT
Elly
Ely Bros
Warren St
N. Vy
Baltimore
Detroit
Intelphia
Washington
Boston
Columbia Law
Yale
Wellesley
Oberlin
University of Penn
Michigan University
Chautauqua, &c. &c
Ichard Proctor
W. W Astor
Japan
P. Benjamin
Gresoy
Ah Gon
Drueeisrs
Montgomery Ward 2 Co
Michigan Ave
H. B. Is
Nurto
Taxas
Rafity Rain Holder Co
Holly, Mica
Ares
Dealera
Blair
Treumtic Nonce
America
Boia
Armen
H&l
Yun Id
Mae
Dr. Kilmer
Daveaists
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mason & Hamtin
Mason *& Hamlin
Teethont St
Wabash Ave
New
ORK
East Taih St
Union Square
Hood
Troot
C. L Hood & CO
Apothevartes
Lowell
Maas
Switzerland
Geneva
Arth
Gothard
Ostend
Coond
Urich
Zurich
Oiece
Drugeista
Woodbine
KE. S. Wells
Jersey City
N. J
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, W. C
Kinney
Suressus
Invalides
Etampe
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