Temptation Sermon Warns Young Men Against Skepticism
Dr Talmage preaches in Ann Arbor on December 13 urging youths to resist atheistic skepticism and secular temptations. He contrasts superficial and underground temptations from entertainment to dishonest employers, warning that neglecting Bible faith invites ruin and quoting biblical imagery to urge steadfast adherence to scripture.
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Fowler
Hirself
Sin
Hell
Heaven
Satan
Hom Park
Rong
Weill
Costs of Living and Health Report Across Cities
The St Louis Chronicle notes price ranges for clothing and goods from $s to £s in Chill and Santiago including bonnets dresses and boots. It reports linen handkerchiefs at $12 per dozen and human boots at $18, with a gentleman's suit at $69 to $100 and leather shoes at $14 to $6. The piece also cites high treadstuffs and remarks on poverty. It references Togus Maine where 35 percent of gallblen spiders inmates suffer heart disease.
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Alady
ChHi
Santiago
Pense
Geolleman
St Louis Chronicle
Togus, Me
Board of Medical Examiners
Private Secretaries and Their Political Career Paths
A Nashville News analysis argues private secretaries rarely advance in business while thriving in politics. It cites Col Lincoln aides and Rockefeller context to show secrecy, loyalty, and routine roles limit upward mobility, detailing a Newark factory secretary and long‑serving officers as examples.
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N. S. News
John Hay
Lincoln
Amasa Stone
Cleveland
John G. Nicolay
Daniel Lamont
White House
Horace C. Daral
Chanseey Mepew
Wall Street
Alr
Mr. Rockefeller
Fune
Cipher
Etymology of Coat Traces to Cover Word Origins
A Davenport Democrat-Gazette excerpt traces coat and related terms through a chain of linguistic changes from Aryan root meaning to cover. It links coat cottage cot cotillon and cassock to medieval and Latin forms, all tied to the root skad meaning to cover or protect.
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Skad
Davinport Democrat-Guerede
Profits Reported for New York City Newspapers
A letter cites vast profits in New York newspapers with Herald, Sun, Morning Journal, and others leading the list. Estimated Herald income ranges from $800 to $1,200,000 per year, while the Sun reportedly yields about 40 percent annually on invested capital.
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Biz
New York
Recorder
Advertiser
Herald
Sun
Horning Journal
The
Tribune
Saatz-Zitung
Hennett
Morning Journal
Dystune Ace
Philadelphia Man Wears Shoes Made From Elephant Hide
A Philadelphia man is noted for wearing shoes crafted from elephant hide, highlighting a notable footwear choice rooted in exotic material sourcing. The story emphasizes the unique fashion detail and the wearer’s local profile.
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Philadelphia
Favorite Prescription Promises Refund If It Fails
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring strength for women with leucorrhea periodical pains and other female complaints. It claims refund of purchase price if the medicine does not help, presenting the tonic as safe and restorative especially during the transition from girlhood to womanhood.
Shilohs Cure Promises Unmatched Consumption Relief
Advertises Shilohs Cure as a universal remedy with a free sample bottle offered nationwide. Claims cure for coughs bronchitis sore throat croup and whooping cough and warns consumption as a dread disease. Includes Shilohs Porous Plaster and prices 10 25 cents.
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Canada
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