A Great Woman Theme in a Sunday Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage preaches on hospitality and virtue from Kings 4 8 focusing on a Shunemite woman who shelter Elisha and supported his ministry The sermon extols Christian hospitality maternal devotion and faith under suffering praising the unnamed heroine and her influence on her family and community.
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Elisha
Shunem
Brooklye
Dr. Talmage
Esdraelon
Bapnis
Hee Ton
Jupiter
Elishe
House of God
Sahara
Amazon
Danube
Mississippi
Etna
Cotopazxi
Vesuvius
Titan
Christ
Ima
Mr. Talmage
Lias
Kossuth
Movs
Bierstadt
Yosemite
God
Quirky Notes and Local Blunt Talk at the Editor
A city editor sifts through a rambling epistle that mocks writing quality while a pair of characters quarrel over a birthday bill. The dialogue shifts to weather and cyclone damage, revealing a farmer’s drought and water-search woes with a weary, wry tone.
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Jonesy
Cesar
Mary
Jones
Body Found in the Lake at Micaieas City Ind
The body of Charles Williams once a baggage man on the steamer Soo City was found floating in the harbor at Micaieas City Indiana on August 22. Crew and friends have no idea how he ended up there.
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Micaieas City
Ind
Charles Williams
Soo City
Fields of Wealth exhibit by Northern Pacific at fair
The Northern Pacific railway shows a comprehensive exhibit of the Northwest’s products and resources with banners detailing population and production for Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and more. The display covers grains lumber iron ore coal wool livestock free lands and railroad lands and includes a wide range of goods, reflecting the region’s wealth and development potential.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Try
Northwestern
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Oregon
Northern Pacific RB
Ty Ashington
Populsti Ashington
Beecham’s Pills and Sham Remedies In Odd Boston Exchange
Two Boston girls comment on a marble Minerva head and a Beecham’s Pills claim as they discuss cures for dyspepsia and constipation. The scene shifts to mention Jack the Clipper’s arrest in New York and a trial where the girls’ tresses are to be used to upbraid him.
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Boston
Minerva
Beecham
Jack the Clipper
New York
Balzer's World's Fair Winter Wheat promises higher yields
An advertising notice claims farmers in several states would gain 50 million dollars more in wheat revenue by using Balzers World Fair Winter Wheat. It boasts drought and weather resilience with 10 to 30 extra bushels per acre and reports of 30 to 60 bushels per acre in some cases. The fall catalogue also recommends grass and clover seeds and provides ordering details.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Balzer
Illiterate criminals eight times more common than educated
United States Commissioner Harris reports in seventeen state prison statistics that illiterate criminals are eight times as numerous as educated offenders, challenging the claim that education increases crime.
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United States
Harris
Populist Press Announces Arrangements for Plates and Fees
A brief notice from Populist Press states arrangements have been made for fee arrangements and plate provisioning. Taubeneck and Beenee are named as associates in the arrangement, with further details to follow.
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Peer Beenee Fational Reform Press
Morgan Beate Press Association Report Clipped
An OCR fragment references MORGAN and a press association note with the Western Newspaper Union. The readable text is sparse and lacks a clear event, date, or location to form a full article card. The fragment preserves names but does not establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Talmage
Kingdom of God
Chiis
New York Harbor
Raritan
Zenobia
Semiramis
Isabella
India
Alhambra
Ganges
Somerville
Fac Weathern Focilie Railway
Shoop
Druggista
O. da. Super
the Western Newspaper Union
A. Morgan, Beate
Press Association
Western Newspaper Union
Lou
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