Faithful to Death Be Ye Faithful Unto
Ike Judd, a railroad worker, covertly funds the infant class banner drive at a Western Illinois town church. His devotion inspires a "Be faithful unto death" banner tradition, culminating in a rescue on a bridge when a train danger nears the children. The infant class, their teacher Stella, and Ike survive. a wedding follows.
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Charch
Ke Judd
Poliol
Weetern Ilinois
Erie
Wpkia Judd
Uioss
Tabor
Jasp
Ike
Ohardl
Sithur
Golon
Ashia
Oldar
Ork
Sundays School
Aleep
Lin Parente
Tike
Hijbone
Fie Bis
Hia Honda
Ares
Tka
Eten
Stolle
Missionary Fund
Erin
Tke
Stella
Tre
Elasn
Ika
Siamp Friand
Eland
Claas
Waa
Amy Moor
Thin
Nwant
Tolema Company
Aparody
Grove
No. 5
Jack
Big Bridge
Ako
Abe
Villian
Clase
King of Terrors
Clas
Iko
Confidence man exposed on a Pennsylvania train
A red haired man tries to swindle a fellow passenger on a Pennsylvania Railroad train to Washington. A sharp stranger offers a money trick, the victim resists, and the con man is exposed. The tale contrasts with a related note about Katie Preble, a young editress from Eagle Grove Times, praised for energetic, honest work.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
The
Christian Advocate
Mat H
Hixtace
Tal Tal
Frisco
Falls
Bentino
Hare
Cedar Rapids
Eagle Grove
Washington and Press
Lss
Mins
Katie Prelim
Eagle Grave Times
Iona
Farming Notes and Household Hints From Rural Leaflets
A wide collection of quips and tips covers farming life from Oregon snow to Wisconsin crops. Items note sage sales, popcorn yields, barbed wire patents, and flax profitability, with essays on patient farming, home remedies, and roasts.
The Application of Method in Domestic Work
A domestic guide asserts method oils the wheel of a household. Masters and mistresses must apply a consistent system to every branch of housework. Tasks require proper timing and arrangement with each thing having a time and place.
For Fair Reform In Ohio A Call To Boycott The State Fair
Mr J W Newcomb of Kenton Ohio argues in a Farmer column that this year’s Ohio State Fair propagates vice and disorder. He condemns saloon ties, obscene displays, and the perversion of husbandry objectives urging quiet farmers and right minded citizens to stay away to reform the grounds and protect their children.
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J. W. Newcomb
Kenton
Ohio
Doneding House
Leon
Tobacco Growth Expands in Wisconsin
From the Country Gentleman, the article notes Wisconsin’s tobacco area expanding beyond earlier limits. It observes that recently the crop spread into a broader region, with the potential for significant local impact on farms and markets.
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Wisconsin
Grant S Tobacco Cancer Notes Stir Washington Sympathy
Washington reacts to reports of General Grant’s mouth cancer linked to heavy tobacco use. The piece compares Grant to Judge Kelley and Senator Hill, detailing smoking and chewing habits and the severe pain in late-stage cancer. It suggests Grant may face a fate similar to Hill’s long, painful decline.
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Gen. Grant
Chicago Tribune
Washington
White House
Grant
White Honaé
Judge Kelley
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Europe
Tabacco
Ben Hill
New York
Senator Hill
Hill
Value of Bones in United Industry Spotlight
The bone industry is a major national sector with diverse uses. Ox four foot bones yield pint of nente foot ml. shin bones ship to Europe for knife handles at 440 per ton. thigh bones fetch 40 per ton for tooth branches. store log bones at 30 per ton for collar buttons parasol handles and jewelry. sheep legs supply parasol handles. boild bone water is reused. bone dust feeds cattle and poultry. unusable bones become bone black for sugar refiners or fertilizer to enrich soil.
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Europe
Enich
Reverend Hale Mistaken for Foreign Minister at State Department
Washington correspondent reports Rev Edward Everett Hale near the Franklin collection in the State Department library. A startled attendant stopped him at Secretary Frelinghuysen’s private office door, then Hale quipped he was a domestic minister and proceeded inside.
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Edward E. Hale
Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Franklin
State Department
State Department Haran Saab Tha Por Danding
Secretary of State
Mr. Hula
A Woman's Plea to Mr Legos and Mr Lowes
A lengthy letter from a woman to Clara discusses a serious personal relationship with Mr Lowes, defending its depth against accusations of immorality. She argues for sincere, lasting ties over casual ones, seeks forgiveness, and expresses love and commitment while urging faithful living and future improvement.
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George BiUot Bain
Lown
Legos
Nateral
Mr. Lowes
Hlorgona
Lindalee
Persis
Maite
Tully
Avery Thalau
Clara
Imine
Tom
Pash and Pay in New York
In New York the struggle to rise from nothing is fierce for every worker. The piece outlines earnings across professions from lawyers to editors, noting wide gaps between top earners and the bulk of workers. It cites salaries for clerks, physicians, dentists, editors, and reporters, highlighting the persistent income inequality in the city’s labor market.
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New York
Broadway
Engaged Lovers Spark Public Stir On Train Car
Passengers at a station witness a young couple kissing in a crowded train car. Two latecomers seek seats while the couple faces surprised looks and overheard remarks about their affection. An angry retort ends with renewed laughter and a brief cheer from the crowd.
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Haut
Loyer-Like
Theidi
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Baer
Hetch
Minneapolis
Gov
Cleveland
Bisa
Oregon
Detroit Free Press
John Gould
Lansing Republisan
Yanko Springs
Mich
Washburn & Moon
Weston Rural
Dakota
Lunda
Saginaw Courier
Phildalphia
Boston Journal of Chemistry
J. IL
Canada
Toronto Globe
Dri
Tly
Richard Stoole
Lisa Wen
Janeaville
Edgerton
Alceady Akippad
Hume
Baron
William Crozier
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