A Notable Man and the Law in a Nation’s Rise
A sermon honors Stephen J. Field, noting his rise from a minister’s son to a supreme court justice, praising his dissenting opinions and integrity. The text extols family influence, piety, and the royal lineage of the Fields, urging reverence for law and its guardians in American history.
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As Sinister
New England
Stephen J. Field
Stecktridge
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Princeton Alexanders
Rius de la Feld
Wil the Conqueror
Genoa
Supreme Court
America
David Dudley Field
Stephen
Kijam
Bian
Azariah
Amaziah
Justice Field
God Save the World
Church
Free Church of Scotland
Chalmere
San Francisco
Williamstown College
California
Judge Field
Pueblo
United States Supreme Court
Exchange
City Hall
Philadelphia
Congressional
John Randolph
Edmund Randolph
Alexander Hamilton
Pinkney
Jeremiah Mason
Caleb Cushing
Rufus Choate
George Wood
Charles O’conor
James T. Brady
Francis B. Cutting
William Wirt
Emmett
Oakley
Webster
Myself
Phocion
Themistocles
Gesar
Washington
England
United States
Francis Bacon
George Mackenzie
Lord Castlereagh
Abraara Lincoln
United States of America
Marshall
John Jay
Daniel Webster
Rutledge
Cushing
Ellsworth
Joseph Storey
Walter Scott
Matthew Hale
Lord Eldon
Lord Tenterden
James McIntosh
Mansfield
Great Britain
Indian Herb Rheumatism Cure Advocate Letter
A reader from Big Run Pennsylvania endorses Indian Herb Rheumatism Cure, recounting months of rheumatism relief after using the medicine and inviting others to request circulars and testimonials. The note is dated April 26, 1896 and signed by W. Carlton from Carlisle.
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Big Run
Big Box
James Anderson
Caarlton
Anders Ty
Woo
Jay
Not For Her Queen Victoria Visit Courtesies
Not For Her recounts Queen Victoria visiting a convent and asking to be treated as a normal guest. The superior and sisters obeyed, but the queen noted all were curtsying. The mother clarified the reverence was for the superior, not the monarch, revealing the hierarchy and etiquette inside the establishment.
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Victoria
Kidney and bladder health urged over female weakness
A health notice warns that many women misattribute kidney and bladder symptoms to womb trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a free sample and booklet by mail. Also included is a recollection about Philip D Armour's name origin in Chicago.
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Womsen
Phil
Danforth
Hoys
Philip D. Armowr
Grain-O Coffee Replacement Claims Health Benefits
Grain-O promotes itself as a coffee substitute that boosts digestion and nerves while avoiding stomach upset. The ad touts 14 and 25 cent pricing and claims Grain-O nourishes without adverse effects. The piece also notes readers’ feeding uses for newspapers, including hens and goats, as a novelty in the Lisbon Patriot.
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Lisbon
Inflamed and Granulated Eyelids Prompt Care
This district notes inflamed and granulated eyelids arise from many causes and respond to proper treatment. Dr. A. Sigmann of Pittsburg and formerly of Vienna offers thorough eye ear nose and throat care. During his stay he has gained many patients and can refer inquiries about his skill and success.
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A. Sigmann
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Vienna
Austria
Six Foot Princess Crowned Heightier Danish Heir
The crown princess of Denmark stands six feet two inches, possibly Europe’s tallest woman. Her lineage traces to Mile. Desiree Clary and stockbroker ancestors. she aspires to marry Bernadotte, who became king of Sweden and Norway. Her wealth includes 25 million dollars from Prince Frederick of the Netherlands and further fortune from her father.
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Denmark
Europe
Mile
Desiree Clary
Marseilles
Jikeapoleon Bonaparte
Bernadotte
Sweden
Norway
Prince Frederick
Netherlands
Relief in Six Hours From Kidney Core Promises Quick Cure
Advertisement touts a remedy called New Great South American Kidney Core that supposedly relieves distressing kidney and bladder disease in six hours. It claims prompt relief from bladder, kidney and back pain, with immediate improvement in water retention. Sold by Herrick Bros. druggists in Indiana Pennsylvania.
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Herrick Bros., Druggists
Indiana
To Corea Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertisement claims a one day cure for common cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Promises refund from all druggists if it fails to cure. Includes price 25e and a claim of a genuine L. C. Q. mark on each tablet.
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Jehovah
Lord Jeffreys
Kent
Congress
Corea
Hes L. C.Q
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