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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1895

Page

2

Poetic Musings and Immigrant Aid Across The Times

A fragment from Marshall Michigan on The Century Magazine and its poetry including a verse titled Song For the Guitar. It also discusses Open air exercise, Emily Faithfull the working woman pioneer, Baldwin apple monument, Canadian agricultural progress, Russian Jewish immigrants learning English, a plan to print the New Testament with a pictorial alphabet, and reflections on The Morning Journal under John R. McLean plus civil service reform and Lincoln’s reverence for law.

Rome Century Magazine Henry Clay Robert W. Mason New York Morning Journal John R. McLean Cincinnati World Joe Pulitzer Gotham McLean Pulitzer

Sermon on Dull Preaching at Bloomingdale Church

Rev. Madison Peters at Bloomingdale Reformed, New York, June 16, argues dull sermons stem from overlong forms and lack of practical gospel. He urges modern pastors to apply Christ's kingdom to earth, modernize style, and avoid mere repetition of past clichés.

Fiali Ts Bloomingdale Reformed Church New York Madison Peters Beecher Andrew Fuller Garrick Foote Whitefield Matthew Christ Church Eaesha Mab

Fragmented verse and health ad from an old issue

The page blends Eugene Field verse about maple trees and memories with a health advertisement touting Hood's Sarsaparilla and a German remedy. It mentions youth, friendship, and long-ago voices, then shifts to claims of purifying blood, stimulating appetite, and curing coughs and lung diseases with touted products and agents.

Eugene Field Hood Saranparille I Van Saranparilia M. H. Powell Raver & Co Bette

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