World Ends Predicted At London Advent Conference
Predictions at a prophetic conference in London forecast the end of the world within twenty-five years. Dates mentioned include May 2 and April 9, 1981, with anti Christ linked to Napoleon. Ten allied kingdoms will emerge from the Roman Empire, 144,000 Christians translated to heaven, others consigned to a Sinai desert for three and a half years, and Napoleonic rule spreading across Europe.
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London
anti-Christ
Napoleon
Europe
Arine
Syria
France
Ten Kingdoms
Heaven
Mt. Sinai
M. Baxter
Baxter
Sinai
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good
A. I. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio describes severe kidney and bladder trouble with stones and gravel. After no relief from other medicines he started Foley's Kidney Cure and soon felt dramatic improvement with no pain and regained strength, claiming it has done him vast good.
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A. IL. Thurnes
Buffalo
Ohio
Foley
J. W. Belt
Don'ts for Girls and Boys Card Prohibitions
A compact list of reminders for children outlining behaviors to avoid such as lying idleness rudeness untidiness deception jealousy vanity and boastfulness. The guidance emphasizes self discipline pride ambition and steady conduct in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
Denatured Alcohol Freed from Taxation by Senate
The Senate approved by a unanimous vote a bill freeing denatured alcohol for industrial use from taxes after January 1, 1907. The measure, backed by industrial users, allows denaturing in factories under revenue supervision and notes potential shifts from oil track fuels to alcohol fuels, with broader benefits for farmers and energy supply.
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Senate
Internal Revenue Officer
Horrors of the Meat Packing Houses Spark National Outcry
The Jazzed public learns of Upton Sinclair s The Jungle and a government inquiry into Chicago meat packing. The commission led by Prof Charles P Neill and James B Reynolds has released a report with letters from workers detailing disease contamination trim waste and use of diseased or dead animals for canning amid unsafe handling and exposure in the packing houses.
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Chicago
Upton Sievlair
Sinclair
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neill
Labor
James B. Reynolds
New York
Packing House
Meat inspection proposal stirs congress debate in 1902
The item references Senator Beveridge’s recent bill for rigid inspection of all meat in interstate commerce, signaling a major congressional discussion on meat safety. It also includes testimonial notes about Ballard Snow Liniment with claims of curing old sores and cancer fears, mentioning multiple local sources and druggists.
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Westmoreland
Kans
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Mia
Sophia J
Cai
Walhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Rural Free Delivery signals required on mail boxes start July 1 1906
The Post Office circular announces that from July 1 1906 rural free delivery patrons must display signals on their mail boxes for carriers to see when leaving mail. Carriers will not open boxes showing signals if no mail remains. Simple devices suffice and carriers must inform patrons of the order. Chamberlains Cough Remedy also advertised for colds croup and whooping cough.
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Post Office Department
Free Delivery Service
Hammar Paint and Meat Packing Bill News
An advertisement for Hammar Paint claims superior durability and oil life, urging painters and homeowners to choose it. A Senate bill for strict government inspection of meat packing in Chicago and other centers is pending in the House committee, citing carelessness in slaughterhouses and risk of foreign bans on American meats if not addressed.
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Wao
Clare
Hammar
Seneca Hardware Company
Senate
Chicago
House
Congress
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