TALMAGE S SERMON ON TWO THOUSANDTH PUBLICATION OF SERMONS
Washington February 20 Dr Talmage commemorates the two thousandth print run of his sermons and religious addresses praising the newspaper press as a powerful ally of the pulpit. He details the press s history, the trials of journalists, the dangers of sensationalism, and calls for editors and readers to elevate journalism for religious and social improvement.
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American Press Association
Talmage
Nahman
Christendom
Pase
America
Louis Klopsch
New York
Brooklyn
Hoe
Nat
Italy
Venice
Bolyman
Dalmatia
England
English Mercury
France
Paris
United States
Horace Greeley
Myr. Greeley
Thaya
God
Canal Street
Dives
Ina
Gail
Jesus
Kidney health claims for Swamp Root remedy
An advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems. It advises urine sediment tests, cites symptoms like back pain and frequent urination, and touts the product as a universal remedy available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with free sample offers. The notice ends with mail order details and a newspaper guarantee.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
For Rent Storeroom Next to W Loughry Co Indiana Pa
For Rent a fine new storeroom beside W Loughry & Co on Philadelphia street Indiana Pa suitable for most mercantile businesses possession given at once inquire above the store of Mrs M J Weamer Incontinence of water during sleep halted by Dr E Detchons Anti Duretic cures both children and adults sold by Hetrick Bros Druggist Indiana Pa 28aprox2024
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W. Loughry & Co
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
M. J. Weamer
E. Detchon
Hetrick Bros
Counterfeit $100 note split in two puzzle at Toul
A sensational counterfeit $100 note passed a Toul cashier who called it bogus, a civil service investigator confirmed the doubt, and Washington later declared the note genuine. The bill, split between front and back, was sent to Treasury officials, making this the first known case of a United States note splitting in two.
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Toul Avery
Civil Service
Treasury
Washington
Ionia
Secret Service
United States
Detroit Free Press
Otto's Cure promoted for throat and lung ailments
An advertisement urges readers to ask neighbors about Otto's Cure, a German remedy praised for throat and lung diseases. Daugherty Bros and other local firms in Indians, Elderton, and Berlinger offer a free sample bottle. The medicine is advertised in sizes 25 and 50 cents with claims of superior cures.
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Otto
Daugherty Bros
Mateer &. Rankin
Elderton
B. Beringer
Beringer
Scurvine Skin-Panifier Advertised For Ladies
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Scurvine as a superior skin panifier for ladies. It promises velvet skin hair growth, dandruff and pimple relief, and a cure for chapped hands. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold in Indiana Pa by J B Hinds and R M Morris grocers and Fred Selig's shaving parlors.
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Indiana
J. B. Hinds
R. M. Morris
Fred Selig
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Napoleon I
Earth
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Jesse Glover
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Church of God
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Hazlitt
Sheridan
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Grub Street
London
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de Feo
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Chew Lange
Mail
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Balto
Chicago
Montreal
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H. V. Rowan
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