No-To-Bac touted as cure for tobacco habit in Caldwell article
A Caldwell New Jersey feature tells how S J Gould quit tobacco after thirty six years of use and a brutal withdrawal. He attributes his recovery to No-To-Bac from the Sterling Remedy Company and warns against imitators while noting others in Caldwell have also been cured.
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Providence
Hester
Caldwell
Hasler
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Chicago
OCS AM
Congress Should Rigidly Guard Marriage Laws
In a Talmage sermon, the speaker argues wholesale divorce weakens society and urges Congress to enact a uniform national marriage and divorce law. He condemns free love, polygamy, and degenerate literature, urging caution before marrying and insisting on character and faith. He cautions that stricter rules would deter easy split and protect family stability nationwide.
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America
Craigenputtock
Cheyne Row
Cooper Institute
New York
Tremont Temple
Boston
Land
Goe -Beay
Arid Tors
Congress
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Utah
Kentucky
Florida
Connecticut
Congress of the United States
Byron
Absalom
Hfe
Paraphrase Vision of Edenic Farewell and Hope
A poetic passage vows to end a troubled marriage with an easy divorce and seeks restoration. It imagines paradise regained after leaving the current home and envisions loved ones at heaven’s windows awaiting their arrival, pondering the delay.
Orders of knighthood and their origins across nations
A compact survey lists major orders including the Templars founded in 1119, the Bee as a French female society, the Knights of St Patrick in 17S, and Prussia's Black Eagle 1701. It notes the Round Table origin, the Garter esteem, St George banners, and laurels of France’s Legion of Honor 1802 along with Bath revivals.
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Order of the Templars
Bee
Order of the Knights of St. Patrick
Black Eagle
Order of the Round Table
Order of the Garter
Europe
Legion of Honor of France
Order of the Bath
Henry IV
George
Chicago Civil Service Reform Bill Advances After Debate
In Springfield and Chicago, a civil service reform bill faced a tense morning as Chicago representatives urged passage. The house voted 34 to 5 to advance it to a third reading and set it as a special order after debate over Shaffer's provisions to shield brewers. The measure then passed 30 to 0 in the final vote before adjournment.
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Chicago
Springfield
Civil Federation
Were They Embarrassed The Butchers And The Admiral Wife
A wife argues with a butcher over paying cash after forgetting her pocketbook. The shop refuses charge, she vows to stop buying there, but returns the next day and continues to shop there, noting the butchers looked amused and perhaps embarrassed.
Damaged Passenger Presses For Big Railway Claim
In a dialogue cited from the Somerville Journal an injured sufferer argues for about 8000 dollars in damages from a railway company. The lawyer insists on 10000 dollars, while the sufferer expresses modest expectations of 8000.
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Probabl
Terrapeatt
Somerville Journal
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Marble Hill Press
Gould
California
Jacksonville
Fla
Wellesley College
China
San Francisco
Ilinois
Silingla
New England
Congress of the
United States
Newport
New York State
Congress of
Sandy Hook
Golden Horn
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Ilinois Central
Delaware & Lackawanna
Ita
Grand Central Depot
Albany
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