Harvest Field Sermon From Tabernacle Pulpit
Dr Talmage uses Ruth and Boaz in a harvest field allegory to urge perseverance through trouble, praise steadfast friendship, and value gleaning small opportunities. He links Ruth’s gleaning to personal effort, spiritual duties, and the promise of future joy in God’s mercy.
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Colo
Baimeisch
North Carolina
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Ruth
Naomi
Bethlehem
Boll
Baar
Gralm
Boaz
Church of God
Moab
Judah
Emus Christ
Math
Corson
John Bunyan
Dr. Young
O'Connell
Nestor
Bishop Hall
Havelock
Kito
Hath
Judea
Job
Eliphaz
Temanite
Bildad
Shuhite
David
Hashai
Mordecai
Paul
Onesiphorus
Marys
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Sinai
God
Voice of God
Noah
Spinola
Sir Horace Vere
Madame de Stael
Abigails
Hannahs
Rebeccas
Elihu Burritt
Abercrombie
Scotland
Electric Bitters praised for cure all liver and blood issues
The advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, removes skin flaws, expels malaria, and tackles headaches and indigestion with a money back guarantee. It lists price and retailer Hildebrand's Drug Bin. It also includes a trunk advertisement contrasting old horsehair trunks with cloth covers and notes English travelers favor American trunks, citing an interview in Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand
Chicago Tribune
A Duty for Every Young Mother
A Boston Herald editorial urges mothers to discipline children to take medicine and submit to treatment, warning pampering leads to poor outcomes in illnesses like diphtheria. Early habits of compliance can prevent dangerous delays and force. The piece emphasizes spoon or cup administration from early infancy. The Philadelphia Times commentary questions river rank by length versus volume, noting the Mississippi and Missouri’s combined scale in comparison to giants of the tropics and comparing Rio Negro and Toncantins to the Mississippi at New Orleans.
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Moab
Judea
Ruth
Boaz
Lord Jesus Christ
Jubal
Tubal Cain
Birmingham
Naomi
Boston Herald
Mississippi
Missouri
Amazon
Rio Negro
Toncantins
New Orleans
Philadelphia Times
The Wonderful Tower and a Nerve Medicine Claim
The article touts the Eiffel Tower as the world’s tallest structure at 1000 ft and promotes Dr Frank Lin Miles’s discovery as superior for happiness and health. It claims the Restorative Nervine cures various nervous ailments and notes Mrs J R Miller of Valparaiso and J D Taylor of Logansport reportedly gained 20 pounds monthly after use. a free illustrated treatise and sample bottle are offered at Hildebrand’s with a guarantee.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Franklin Miles
J. R. Miller
Valparaiso
Ind
J. D. Taylor
Logansport
Hildebrand's
A Poet's Good Appetite Tale from Heine
A student anecdote from Gottingen recounts Heinrich Heine at supper with Professor Hugo and his wife. Heine dominates the small plate of four sausages with gravy and garnishings, eating them all during a lively discourse, provoking the hosts’ embarrassment and a later invitation recall.
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Heinrich Heine
Gottingen
Hugo
Heine
Thousands Poisoned by Tea Coffee Tobacco and Alcohol
Dr. Franklin Miles warns thousands poison their hearts with tea coffee tobacco and alcohol. He cites rapid heartbeats pain and shortness of breath leading to heart failure and death and promotes his new heart cure sold at Hildebrand's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Hildebrand’s
Milee Nerve and Liver Pills Discovery Claim
An advertisement proclaims Milee Nerve and Liver Pills as an important discovery that act on liver stomach and bowels via six nerves. It touts a new principle and claims small, rapid, reliable relief. The ad offers 58 cents for a package or 100 pills for a higher sum and offers free samples at a listed location.
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DR. Talmage
Wee Broooklyn Divine
Trederlegs
Skouele
Caattie
Gerson
Hippocrene
Theond
Pegagua
Daniel
Pacl
Melita
All Heaven
Odds and
Seward Webb
Scranton
Ireland
Rhode Island
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Oscar Wilde
Electric Bitters
Babys Fage
Rin
Cuticura
Cyrus Prosch
Coytesville
Fort Lee P. C
Prosch Manufacturing Company
Broome Street
New York City
Hood
George A. Paar
Watertown
Mass
C.L Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
White’s
James A. White
American House
Smith’s
Indiana, PA
Potter Drug and Chemical Corfora~tion
Boston
George T. Hamilton
Nor
G. T. Hamilton
Pain
Pompeii Recreation Park
Pittsburg
Vesuvius
Pompeii
J. J. McClellan
THE
Highland Vineyards
Daugherty Bros
D. W. Anthony
Parkwood
Turney
Emeries
Dexter
Oslo
Barbour
Market ST
Pittsburg, PA
Western University
Observatory Hill
Allegheny, PA
Coussea
Ninsiesa
Pitt Pureb
W. J. Holland
D.D
AttecmEnt
Milee
Mamaux &Son
Penn Ave
Patt Bite
Standard Oil Company
Tess
Qs. McClellan & Sab
Tas
Maggie Marion Centre
Indiana Co
Kelly
Theas
Ee ‘Pmervilie
Clarion Go
PasJan
Ian
Timor
Ato Menethe
Dra
McCisilan & Sai
Alice
Rochester Mills
Ene Wick
Butler Co
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