Christ with us always the risen saviour
A religious lesson reflects on the eleven disciples as witnesses to Christ’s resurrection and asserts Jesus remains with all believers through his risen life, Providence, and Spirit. The sermon stresses faithful preaching, the unchanging Gospel, and Christ’s enduring presence from now to eternity, urging conviction and Amen.
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Tonien
HS. Tolman
Phladelphia
Pulser
Christ
Jerusalem
de Stia
Galilee
Mount
Tabor
Jesus
Bethelens
Nazareth
Ingiatt
Jewas
Gethsemane
Calvary
Tambh
Joseph
Tinthe
Donabtel
Paul
Hrevicrum
Addy
Jess
Matthew
Renee
Seatel
Mld
Flo
Christ Nan
Heaven
Eteniel
Shers
Tach Ove
Schaf
Moses
Pharaoh
Emmanuel
God
Enigmatic Puzzles Explain Factions and A Building
A fragmented OCR page presents a string of puzzles and word games from a historical column. It references factions in Thy, Germany, and a building erected by Charles II, with multiple numbered items including Word Syncopation, The Midden Pool, and Pictorial Rebua. The text includes riddles, proverbs, and ciphering exercises, plus humorous asides about wise men and sayings.
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Ani
Meyer
Thaly
Germany
Sn Imarh
Charles II
Why Lowden Was Slaughteree at Pennsylvania Convention
Washington observers decry a Scott led Pennsylvania convention as a mollified display of patronage politics. Critics say Cleveland’s influence steered the gathering, with officeholders and promised patronage in control. Randall and Sowden lament the evident manipulation and misrepresentation of party principles.
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Pennsylvania
Scott
Uye
Cleveland
Washington
Sowden
White House
Penneyhoute
Congress
Muuch
Randall
Naval
Remarkable Patent Medicines Parade And Political Quip
A jumble of 19th century ads and quips praising Dr Pierce and Dr Miles tonics, Kellogg Columbia oil, Papillon Catarrh Cure, and Kellogg remedies. It mocks editors trading favors for bandanas, cites Detroit press lines on Cleveland, and urges readers to buy tonics and cures while noting political jibes about Democrats and St Louis. Includes testimonial snippets and retailer notes for Erde's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Peyer
Garrettaville
Ohio
Erde
Eotyrimayss
Campaign rhetoric on labor and party unity in Paris to Harlem
Yslaine urges Republican unity to defend labor prosperity, arguing protection strengthens the nation and European wage workers. He dismisses Democratic inroads and cites a New York Press critique of the party’s stance, while Philadelphia Press notes Civil Service reform and Democratic postmasters at a Ohio district convention.
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Yslaine
Binino
Paris
Florence
Llabor
Europe
Party of Free Trade
United States
Harlem Bridge
Louisiana
New York Press
Ohio
Ian
Mr. Cleveland
Cobdenites Favor Cheap Labor in Tariff Debate
The Cobdenites insist on tariff bills that bring cheap labor. The public, per Chicago Inter Ocean, prefers protective tariffs that support 60,000,000 Americans and 80,000 paupers at home over a free trade system aiding 35,000,000 in Britain with 1,000,000 paupers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobdenitées
Great Britain
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Whole Party Control at Chicago Convention Debated
The Kansas City Journal notes it is unlikely any single clique or section will dominate the Chicago convention. The national Republican body is keenly watching and likely to steer decisions toward what it views as the party's best vigor.
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Chicago
Kansas City Journal
Claus
Michigan
Calhoun
County of
Lyman Burton
Anid Sounty
Marshall
Otten Aelsar
George Ingersoll
Raid
George Ingercoll
Isaac H. Rogers
Gratia W. Rogers
Enid
Anid
Marshall States
George Ingresoll
Magui
Thomas Dignes
Margaret
Digonn
William Martin
Ioun
State of Michigan
Uniboun
Marehall
Uni St
Martin
Jrase M
Haren
Frank W. Doughton
Dein
Sfichigan
Charles T. Gorham
Deoda
Colhoun
Thia
Eula
Vine O
Court House
Clarence
Cilas
Gorian
Atorpey
Marshall Statesman
Oronge Ingersoll
Superstitious Nation on Broadway Encounter
In lower Broadway two young ladies clash with odd outfits as a street incident unfolds when a bold passerby squeezes between them. One woman complains of bad luck and the moment escalates into a tense, comic exchange amid a crowded city sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Broadway
Chester
Theos
New York Evening Sun
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TIE Great Commission
Segond Quarter
TR Hatin
Ralph
Big Marms
Kichen
George
Auulf
Shu
Gentlman
Scuit
Wii
Lowden
Slaughteree
Pierce
Todians
Gray
Miles Fet
W. H. Elston
St. Louis
New York Tribune
Minneapolis Tribuna
St. Louie
Ingersoll
Ine
Actu
Jessiess
Drugagists
Ales Meri
M Cashin
Ktuchester
N.Y
Steketee’s
Berbs
Herries
Steketec
Inwil
P.S
Steketes
Geo
Calesme
Atating Aga
Oslhoun
A.D
Freeman Hatchkiss
Tan S
Geckos Ingersoll
Proram Chrder
State of
George Ingerzol
Martha Ewer Daal
Albert Ewer
Jung
Atten
Elnek
Eid
Murahall
Shaw
Thich
Qearuengersoll
Junel i
Michiean
George Logerstll
Caroline E. Hill
Goundey Hill
Marehel
Eaid
Oministratorin Rale
Calhout
Edwin Callendor
Notloe
Jaden
Probaie
Galhcotin
Harsin Ried
Ahorn
Nouthwest
Rida
Herbert E. Willard
Mayll-Janeth
Michiarn
Moreau
Alexander
Valhoun
Thenea
Bievuen V.R. Lepper
Freogene
Farka
Silate
Eas Fry
Elias Fry
Judee
Cal Ihoun
Alsg
Agatlc East Quasten
Nortgage Saje
William W. Fero
Leowis Hutchinson
Register of Deeds
Bank of Mortgages
Thaaaid
Loomia Hutchinson
Charley Hutchinson
Charles Hutchinson
LeRoy L. Lewis
A. D
O. L. Lewis
Miles
Drugales
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