The Glories of Heaven Beyond mortal sight
In a May Washington sermon Dr. Talmage extols heaven as beyond human comprehension, contrasting Corinthian splendor with heavenly health and beauty. He envisions endless reunion with saints, torment of questions answered by divine light, and a celestial chorus joining earthly hymnody in triumphant praise.
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Jesus
Falring
Harpers
Earth
Heaven
Christ
David
Gabriel
Germany
Africa
Church
Louis Klopsch
Germans jail pedestrian for reckless street crossing to protect bicyclists
A Berlin court jailed a man for two months after he ran across a principal street and knocked a bicyclist off his wheel. The defense blamed the wife about to give birth, but prosecutors stressed pedestrians must yield to cyclists or warn them. The court spared a harsher sentence because the cyclist sustained no injuries, though recklessness by pedestrians toward bicyclists was noted as rising.
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Jough
Jesus
God
John
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
David
Heaven
Goodby
Earth
Jordan
Piedmont
Inquisition
Jehovah
Hell
The
Greenwood
Laurel Hill
Bartimeus
Joseph
Daniel
Paul
Jerusalem
Germany
Berlin
Bronze coin found by a farmer in Wisconsin sparks Roman theory
Van Ryn of St. Croix county reports unearthing a bronze coin under a rock ledge near Sand creek. The coin, coin size and worn reverse with S P Q R letters, prompts speculation that Roman sidibers circulated money inland in early exploration era. Overlapping bits mention Culberson and a Texas ranger order, plus writer John Balle as a humorous press iconoclast.
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van Ryn
St. Croix County
Wis
Sand Creek
Indiana
United States
Mood''s Pills Cure Liver Ills and Indigestion
Mood's Pills claim to cure liver ills biliousness indigestion and headaches. Easy to take and operate, the ad markets a simple remedy with broad health claims.
The Fashion of Wraps and Children's Wear
The article describes wrap cloaks in couture fabrics with soutache or silk cord, plaid capes with wool fringe, and the shift from shawls to wraps for all ages. It notes materials like plain cloth, plaids, check wool, and bengaline, plus a silver gray girl’s costume with plaited skirt, bodice, and a guipure bolero. Jupic CHOLLET.
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Sicilienne
Fashion Hints for Summer Wear Materials and Accessories
The article outlines summer fashions with printed warp taffetas in floral and oriental motifs for bodices and gowns, scarf styling in a large bow at the breast, net and guipure lace trends, white point d esprit cravats, and crepe de chine scarfs. It highlights a black cloth short jacket with white stitching, black velvet trim, and white feather accents.
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Jupio Chourt
Various Teas From Unusual Leaves
The piece notes teas sourced from nontraditional plants in different regions. In Mauritius tea uses orchid leaves, in Peru mate comes from a native holly, and Abysynians brew a tea from Cathaedulis leaves with strong stimulating effects.
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Mauritius
Peru
Farm Accidents Spur Use of Thomas's Electric Oil
Accidents occur frequently on farms and cause cuts, bruises, stings, and sprains. Dr Thomas's Electric Oil is advertised as relieving pain instantly and is implied as essential for injury care. The text also mentions Quo Vadis as a new cocktail and muses on the meaning of names.
Combing Room Defeats Wool Sorters 26 to 8 in Marmon Match
In Wannalandt park a large crowd watched the Combing Room baseball team from George C. Moore's mills defeat the Wool Sorting team 26 to 8 on Saturday. It was the first meeting of the season between the clubs and, despite the lopsided score, the game featured numerous good plays and lively effort from both sides.
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Combing Room
George C. Moore
Irhingdi and Lowell Whippet and Baseball Notes
Features a mix of local baseball lineups for Combers and Wool Sorters with Umpires Quigley and McNally, plus dog whippet races at Wannalandt Park where Don won first prize and Smutty Nose took second. Also reports a 16 to 15 Westfords win over Graniteville and Manhattan beating Young Unions 16 to 7, plus social events for Thomas Cassidy and a woods fire near Boston Ice company ice houses.
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Quigley
McNally
Combers
Geo. F. O'Neill
Thomas Larkin
Nelson Constantino
Henry Heyt
John Murphy
John Heytes
John Jones
Fred Birdsell
John J. Prennan
Wool
Geo. Pope
Walter Bonnie
James P. Dunnigan
P. John J. Gray
P. John McKenzie
Peter
Don
Chas. Price
Billy
Thomas Lowe
Bessie
Thomas Whittikier
Smutty Nose
W. Riddle
Jennie
Thomas Hoban
Prince
Dick Monks
Dan Burke
W. H. Brambier
Carl Ripley
North Chelmsford
Westferd
Graniteville
Westfords
Wiggin
Derone
Ripley P
Trull
Wheeler
Harry Hartford
Boynton
Fletcher If
Ray Hartford
Charleton
Cranitevilles
Johnson
Merriam P
Smith
McCarthy
Defoe
Print
Lofstust If
Provo
Healy
Mooress
Pearson
Mathews
Brown
Young
Davis c
Tole
Shaw
Scribner
Casey
Wright Ss
Ripley
Knox
Thos. Cassidy
Mary Duffy
Highland Avenue
Cassidy
Laconia
N. H
James W. McDonald
John Bowers
Boston
Clara McCoy
Mary Pope
Tessie McCabe
Annie Curry
Boston Ice Company
Geo. Whidden
Collinsville boosters push housing as Woolen mill grows
A Dracut probate hearing showed town leaders want to run town business quickly. The American Woolen company acquisition of Collins mills spurred plant expansion, hiring, and a housing boom with about twenty new houses built and thirteen more underway. The influx raises school capacity concerns at the four room Collinsville school, prompting a possible annex or new building. A local baseball win and employee gift mark a bustling period as residents relocate from Lowell and Lawrence. Benjamin Matin of Harrisville visits Lake Houle in Collinsville.
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Dracut Centre
American Woolen Company
Collins Mills
Collinsville
Lowell
Lawrence
Collinsvile
Collinsvilles
Riversides
John Leonard
John Radigan
Leonard
Benjamin Matin
Harrisville
N. H
Lake Houle
Buy a Piano by Renting It Plan Teaches Purchase
Our rental purchase plan offers an easy path to piano ownership. Learn how rent payments apply toward buying, with new or second-hand pianos described, including good square pianos from $50 upward. Visit our wareroom to inspect over 100 pianos or write for quotes.
Sunny Side Farm Offers Fresh Daily Vegetables
Sunny Side Farm announces a large in voice of vegetables available daily including spinach kale dandelions and three kinds of lettuce along with cucumbers squash beets carrots potatoes onions and turnips.
Fish Department Offers Fresh Lobsters Daily
Our store features a lively fish department with fresh arrivals of deep sea varieties. Lobsters are boiled daily at 2 o clock, drawing customers for hot seafood offerings.
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Fish Department
Doctors Say They Know Best on Nut Purchases
The article states doctors claim authority and promises quick prescription fulfillment. It lists cheese, peanuts, pecans, almonds, and assorted nuts with prices 10¢ per tb for salted peanuts and 75¢ per tb for salted pecans and almonds, plus peanut paste and jars priced at 20¢ and 35¢ respectively.
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Brazil
A New Light Mantle Promises Brighter Gas Lighting
An advertisement touts the Welsbach Light with the Yusea Mantle promising 50 percent more light and triple strength. It claims long life and bright output at under half a cent per hour, delivering 100 candle power per lamp. Sold at this office with installment plans for ranges.
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Paradise
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Chicago Journal
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Balle
Posen
America
Society of American Humorists
Kansas City Independent
the Fashion
Middlesex County
Dracut
Perry Davis
Ivers & Pond Piano Co
Boylston St
Roxbury Station
Parker
Druggiate
Sunny Side Farm Products
Mac Wrel
Prescott St
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex Street
Quincy
Merrimack Street
Harvard
T. H. Boyle & Co
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Gorham Street
Courier
William B. H. Jones
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jesse H. Shepard
Franklin D. Russell
Henry C. Fuller
A. D
Middlesex North District
Sycamore Street
Dickey
Mass
Shepard, Russell & Fuller
Comonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
John Downey
Billerica
Jeremiah J. Donovan
Cambridge
Amos B. Leighton
Francis M. Leighton
Leighton Brothers
Lowell, Mass
George E. Stanley
Boston and Lowell
Old Colony
Boston and
Maine
Conway
Northern Depot
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