We Spend Our Years as a Tale That Is Told
A historical sermon advocates life as a short, powerful story and urges vivid personal testimonies. It praises storytelling from biblical parables to modern evangelists and calls believers to end the century with active, world changing deeds and faith.
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Rome
Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Egypt
Red Sea
Mountain Inn
Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Cyrus
Caesar
Pizarro
Mark Antony
Charlemagne
Gordon
Oliver Cromwell
David Garrick
Drury Lane Theater
Charles Matthews
Covent Garden
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Dandolo
Venice
Constantinople
Christ
Adam and
Eve
Jacob
Esau
Ahab
Jezebel
Jonah
Daniel
Deborah
Vashti
Daniel Baker
Kingdom of God
Truman Osborne
John B. Gough
Joel Straton
Moses Grant
Hopkinton
Hell Fire
Dwight L. Moody
New York State
Society of the Druids
Justices of the Peace
Paris
Voltaire
Europe
Victoria Park
London
Spectator
Bill
James
Shepherd
Abaddon
Elijah
Joshuas
Galilee
Transvaal
Philippine
Morning Rouse Promises A Rousing Pre-Breakfast Scene
A Chicago Daily News line hints at a lively event just before breakfast time. The brief suggests an energetic, early morning moment likely to excite readers.
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Chicago Daily News
Cullom Addresses Republican Convention in Springfield
Senator Shelby M. Cullom spoke at the Springfield Republican convention recalling the nation’s 110 years since the 1789 constitution and praising Illinois leadership. He touted Republican progress, McKinley era prosperity, and expanding U S power from the Caribbean to the Pacific, noting record exports and domestic growth.
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Springfield
Shelby M. Cullom
Equator
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Madison
Lincoln
Grant
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illnois
National Union
America
Shadrach Bond
Gov. Edwards
William H. Bissel
Eljah P. Lovejoy
Dantel P. Cook
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses 8. Grant
John A. Logan
Richard J. Oglesby
John M. Palmer
Ilinois
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Savery
Chicago
Baltimore
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Republic Ycan
William Meckinley
West Indies
Philippines
Caribbean Sea
Southern Pacific
Bay of New York
United States
Trousers Forever Grosser Spot in a Nel Negro Valet Tale
A South Side youth tells of a valet and a stubborn grease stain on trousers. Jeff reports trying turpentine kerosene benzine and hot irons without removing the grease. The master jokes about the efforts and the stubborn mark remains.
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Jeff
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Critique of American Mob Influence on U.S. Image
A London Chronicle excerpt contrasts liking individual Americans with disfavoring the mob as background to the nation. It laments how mob behavior in American public life taints food, hotels, railways, shops, officials, servants, newspapers, and the landscape, prompting a remark on Columbus’ discovery.
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Columbury
New York
Christopher Columbus
London Chronicle
Scheme of nerous BLM triggers court case in city firm
A progressive southern firm faces a legal skirmish when the junior partner seeks an arrest warrant against the senior for selling below cost. After a postponed trial bail is set and the senior is freed. On leaving the court the junior vows the sacrifice will continue. News circulates that business improves and the charge is dismissed when no plaintiff appears.
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Nerous Blm
Philadelphia Call
Stomach Bitters Promised as Cure for Public Ills
Opinion argues for strong laws to heal governmental ills likening their effect to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters which quickly relieve constipation and dyspepsia and restore purity and health by curing indigestion biliousness and liver trouble.
Equality of the Sexes on a New Equal Ground
The Boston Journal notes women now stand on a footing closer to men, citing that they must pursue serious endeavors rather than sensational crime to gain entry to literary magazines. It quips that, like men, they seek grand adventures such as reaching the north pole or cycling across long distances.
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North Pole
Boston Journal
Grain-O: A Coffee Alternative Health Drink
Grain-O is a nutritious drink marketed as a coffee substitute sold by grocers. It promises tasty flavor without coffee drawbacks and claims to aid digestion and strengthen nerves for both children and adults, costing about as much as coffee.
Sleeping Car Line Serves St Louis to Jacksonville Route
Through Sleeping Car line St Louis to Jacksonville via Louisville Lexington Chattanooga Atlanta and Macon offers double daily service. For information address St A Campbell G P A St Louis Mo. A foreigner's odd name appears in city chatter and a neighbor jokes about being short of breath.
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St. Louis
Jacksonville
Louisville
Lexington
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Macon
St. A. Campbell, G. P. A
Zweipiggiesteinatopper
Joliet (Il
Coughing Leads to Consumption and Stage Quips
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a quick cough remedy with sample bottles offered free and large bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents. The text also includes quips from stage life and newspaper humor about love, speech, and financial jokes.
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Dr. Talmage
Senator Cullom
Veteran Statesman
Wright
Old Dreiboan
Penner
Philadelphia
Mormonium
The
Floridan Air Line
Moncey
N. Y
Minnesota
Sui
Milwaukee
Kansas
Texas
Omaha
U.S
Roach
Peruna
W. N. Roach
North Dakota
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Larimore
Hartman
J.T
AIG
MCNOH
Eeenapecaees
Koon Kutter
DIG Cerecsa
Association
Sceene
Ccc
Yorks
Euen Kutter
Paeschiaee
Deallvor
Washburn
Regenet
Shamai
Conteinental Tobacco CQ
J. A. Smith
Susquehanna Ave
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
H.H. Green's Sons
Box Db
Atlanta, Ga
Royal Gem Watch CO
Dearborn St
Chg
Setlement
Canada
Ottawa
F. Pedley
Deu Moines
Evenerr & KaNntz
Dort ‘Wayne
Arter
Virginia
KR. B. Chaffin & CO. (Inc
Richmond, Va
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