Talmage Sermon on Municipal Morals and City Salvation
Preacher urges the faithful to apply religious influence to city governance. He warns that commercial ethics, education, and family life hinge on honest mayors and councils. He cites New York, praises prayer for officials, police, and judges, and calls for reform to redeem American cities. He frames public duty as spiritual service and urges welcome to reformers and prodigals alike.
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Cain
Iris
New York
Waill Street
Genoa
Pisa
Vernice
Europe
British Museum
London
Royal Library
Paris
Vatican
Rome
Africa
Carthage
Greece
Athens
England
Loudoun
France
Parle
Italy
Congress
Joos Ends
Boards of Education
Boards of Control
Church of God
Piratica
Christiaan
A Healthy Wife Inspires Husband and Home Health
A letter topic promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women with weak health related to womb issues and sleep disturbances. A testimony from Mrs. W F Benner Kansas cites relief after using the product, urging others to seek help.
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Biekly
Mas
How It Is Done Up Against It Again
A Buffalo newspaper fragment describes a bicycle shop encounter where a customer boasts of riding more miles than a competitor. A thief-like graft is hinted as the cyclometer is fixed, then a dramatic hot box stops work at mile two hundred eighty seven, ending the attempted bid.
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Baid
It Cured Her. A Louisville Woman’s Odd Recovery
A well known Louisville woman fell ill and her physicist diagnosed critical condition. A widow praised with sympathy visited the family and told the husband the children would suffer without a mother. The sick wife then declared she would not die and would manage. She rallied and recovered. The tale comes from the Louisville Dispatch.
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Louisville
Louisville Dispatch
There Was Fight in Him Sum Typographical Journal
An editor and foreman quarrel over a misprinted wedding paragraph in the Typographical Journal. The editor, bleeding from a nose wound, directs the foreman to correct the paragraph about Crapley Smith and Crapley’s appearance, insisting on a sharper phrasing.
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Mr. Crapley
Crapley
Flow foolish said the mini on lottery odds
A playful exchange from the Lapolia Journal mocks lottery beliefs. The mini ridicules the odds 34 to 1 against a young man who bought a ticket, contrasting adult caution with childish Sunday school images of presidential chair hopes.
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Lapolia Journal
Fragmented OCR follows a garbled line about a club and a game
The readable bits show a confused exchange involving Guibollard and his mother in law and stray phrases about a laconic reply and a New York club. The text is severely garbled with stray quotes and partial phrases, lacking coherent narrative.
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Guibollard
Bell
Mel
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Talmage
O.i.es
Kelgiver Staodpol
Elies
Wayer
United States
Cromwell
Andrew Jackson
John Frederick Obe
Yhey
Iarga
Compitol Nota
Eltiea
Jacob Hayes
New “York
Christ
Paul
God
Uis
Neal Dow
Portland
Judge McLean
Ohio
Benjamin &. Butler
George Kriggs
Massachusetts
Theodore Freiinghuysen
William Wilberforce
St. Terean
St. Teresa
Teresa
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