East Wind Trials and Triumphs in Christian Life
A sermon argues the east wind signals trials not to break faith but to deepen reliance on God. It links biblical examples and historical figures to show trouble refines character, strengthens resolve, and drives believers toward divine shelter. The preacher urges keeping faith, embracing adversity, and trusting God's control of the east wind.
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Carlisle
Tarshish
John Wesley
London
John
George Whitefield
Keats
Tasso
Jerusalem
Stillingfleet
Henry VIII
Cardinal Welsey
Duke of Wellington
Tha Vonbl
Fiie
Galid
Done
Hardor
Egypt
Napoleon
Paul
Samued Rutherford
Richard Baxter
John Bunyan
Hogarth
Phoebus
Atlantic
Kingdom of God
Bacon's Celery King for the Nerves advertised tonic
Glad Tidings promotes Bacon's Celery King as a herbal nerve tonic targeting many ailments including dyspepsia liver and general debility. It notes free samples and 50 cent large packages sold by multiple local dealers in Indiana to Hart-Clarksburg region. Also advertises Thomas' Electric Oil for rheumatism at 50 cents a try.
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Bacon
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
J. C. Rugh
Penn Run
B. Beringer
Beringer
Thomas
Happy Family Menagerie and Divorces in Advertisements
An OCR fragment describes a Berlin owner with a "happy family" including a lion tiger wolf and sheep, noting the sheep’s renewal. It references sailors and “Tell that to the marines,” then warns about easy divorces in Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago. It advertises Olive Blossom and Mystic Cure with claims from Daugherty Bros Herrick Bros and Tom E Hildebrand.
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Wmiiric
Berlin
London
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Daugherty Bros
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Herrick Bros
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Court Etiquette and Royal Carriage Protocol
A New York Times note describes court etiquette at a royal event with the Princess of Wales needing the queen's carriage when representing the queen. It contrasts with attending as an assistant who would use her own carriage and mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a nerve relief.
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Princes of Wales
New York Times
Castoria and Spavins Remedy Ad Notes
An 1890s era advertisement promotes Pitcher's Castoria for children and English Spavin Liniment for horses detailing uses from coughs to spavins. It highlights savings and notes Hetrick Bros. druggists of Indiana Pennsylvania as sellers. A testimonial praises Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaints in Buffalo New York.
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Hetrick Bros
Indiana
Eye strain linked to poor glasses and dullness
The text explains how headaches blurry vision and eye weakness stem from imperfect eye focus. It argues energy spent on sight burdens memory and that dullness is often misattributed to parents or doctors. It promotes scientifically correct glasses adjustment and mentions Dr Sadler at 204 Penn Avenue Pittsburg offering eye ear nose and throat care.
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Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
A Disappearing Lake Near Valdosta Georgia
A lake near Valdosta Georgia vanishes every three or four years then returns. It measures about three miles long and three quarters of a mile wide with a depth of around 15 feet. Currently water is draining through subterranean passages and in a couple weeks will leave a vast beach basin. After a month the lake reappears and returns to its former expanse within weeks.
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Valdosta
Tims
Louisville Courier-Journal
Deafness Can Be Cured By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh. It asserts local applications fail and promises a cure through constitutional remedies. The pitch offers $100 for any deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for free circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Fragmentary clue to Perry’s rise in Europe noted
The readable fragment hints at Perry’s initial steps in Europe via a process by way of Samarkand in A D. stern duties are described as strict and thunder worship is contrasted with the still small voice. The passage mentions Dobell and a firm stance amid upheaval.
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Perryrt
Europe
da Copeltie
Samarkand
A.D. Voi
Dobell
Doan's Vintmentt Suffering Ends With Instant Relief
An old time advertisement claims Doan's Vintmentt cures the worst itching piles almost instantly. It promises relief after years of misery in a single night and urges readers to obtain Doan's Ointment from local dealers.
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Doan
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DR. Talmage
God
Moses
Tershish
Eesar
Archibald Alexander
Princeton
Francia
Paraguay
Satan
Tsiush
Andrew Fuller
Thomas Scott
William Cowper
Thomas Boston
David Brainert
Philipp Melanchthon
Storkhouse
Davrid
Lot
Bombay
Studiers
Hood
Pitcher’s Castoria
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Maas
Ty Timation
Leni Life
Freemnse
Castoria
Casepadia
Hetrick Bro
Gilchrist Block
Philadelphia Street
Selig
Barber
Nesbit
Conklin
Benj. F. Maccartney
PENWA
United States
NEW Yrk Weekly Tribune
NEW York Wefekly Tribune
Progress
New York Weekly Tribune
Geo. W. Best
Tribune
New York City
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