Heavenly Recognition and the Joy of Reunion in Heaven
Rev. I DeWitt Talmage argues from Scripture that Christians will recognize loved ones in the afterlife. He envisions a vast, intimate heaven as a great home circle where memory and affection endure and reunion brings immense joy.
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I. DeWitt Talmage
Samuel
David
John
Lask
Sncha Throng
Heaven
Abrahaim
Jacob
Moses
James
Peter
Christ
Ilias
Mary
Martha
Apostle
Abraham
Dives
Victor
John Evans
Ileaven
Socrates
Orpheus
Lomer
God
China
Dr. Abeel
India
John Scudder
David Brainerd
Harpers
Belleville
Madras
Antioch
Jerusalem
Mister
George
Thomas
Florence
Shining Shore
Bethel
Hreaven
Jesus
Lord Jesus
Heuven
Why Money Is Scarce and Why Free Silver Won't Help
The Des Moines Register argues that Iowa’s money shortage stems from a trade imbalance and disease losses in hogs and cattle. It contends gold or silver coinage cannot create wealth without goods to exchange and notes the impact of hog cholera on the economy.
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Fort Dodge Messenger
New York City
Iowa
West
New York
Lowa
Towa
Des Moines
Ghoulish Bryan Follower Silenced by Currency Chief Facts
In Washington a Bryan supporter cheered bank failures until Comptroller of the Currency interrupted with a financial sermon. He noted 5 053 national banks since formation and only 325 failed, implying most claims are paid in full, despite economic shocks and Bryanism. Washington Cor. Chicago Tribune.
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Eckels
Bryan
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington Cor
Chicago Tribune
Farmers urged to push reciprocity for better markets
The Chicago Journal argues farmers must actively press for reciprocity to restore prosperity. Evidence from interest groups and the National Livestock Exchange is cited as showing reciprocity would create new markets and raise prices for grain and cattle. Farmers in the Mississippi Valley are urged to engage districts and contact congressmen through letters and arguments to win a favorable outcome.
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National Livestock Exchange
Mississippi Valley
Chicago Journal
Gold production in the United States in 1896
The United States produced 26 percent of world gold and mined over 57 million dollars worth in 1896, a ten million dollar rise from the prior year. Investors view gold mine property with suspicion, noting numerous swindles and underdevelopment. An editorial cites approvingly the choice of John Sherman as secretary of state, praising McKinley’s selection for Republicans and opposing Populists.
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United States
Troy
N. Y
s'An
Mr. McKinley
John Sherman
Pink Pills for Pale People Reach a Mattoon Worker
A Mattoon Illinois rate inspector W J Cooms aged 33 tells how stomach disease and indigestion left him distraught for years. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a swift cure after two boxes and urges others to try them. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and local jokes from the Atchison Globe.
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Mattoon
W. J. Cooms
Providence
George Coon
St. Louis
Dr. Williams
Paulo
Cooma
W. Do. Tiong
Williams
Lochino Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Solid vestibule train serves health resorts of the South
The Southern Railway with the Queen and Crescent Route operates a solid vestibule train from Cincinnati to Jacksonville via Chattanooga and Atlanta with day coaches and a drawing room sleeping car. It departs Cincinnati at 8 30 a m and arrives Jacksonville the next morning at 9, with a through Pullman drawing room service to Jacksonville via Knoxville and Asheville leaving Cincinnati at 8 p m and arriving the second morning. Also convenient service to Brunswick Georgia and Jekes Island and to Aiken South Carolina and other Southern resorts. For full information write J Bray Jr N W P A 111 Adams Street Chicago IL.
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Southern Railway
Queen and Crescent
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Morida
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Asheville
Brunswick
Jykes Island
Aiken
8. C
J. ©. Bray, Jr
Adams Street
Chicago
Ill
Monon Route Sleeper to Washington D C From Chicago
The Monon Route adds a through sleeper from Dearborn Station to Washington D C via Cincinnati and Parkersburg using CG H D B O and B and O lines. Sleeper ready after 6 PM departures at 2 45 AM daily arriving Washington 9 47 the next morning.
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Monon
Carling
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Dearborn
Washington
National Capital
City
Mark St
Chicago
Dearborn Station
Illinois Grange urges rail rate cut but commission opposes
The Illinois State Grange urges reducing passenger rates from three to two cents per mile. The Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners rejects the move as unwise and unjust, noting impact on smaller lines and ongoing economic hardships. The commission cites declining passenger traffic, low farm prices, and insufficient returns on railroad capital. The body leaves the matter to legislative action. The document is dated January 28, 1897.
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Ilinois
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Neeting
Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Wiinois
Amulor
Thoay
Jimely
Tiinois
Bo Hholy Wisdom
Slynad
Canteen
Tos. Ceman
W. Yanks
Free Thermometer Offer From Warner's Cure Ad
Rochester firm Warner's Late Cura Co offers a limited free spirit thermodot with a 20 degree range below zero to 120 above, mounted on heavy card, red and green. Sent by mail for two cents postage to advertise Warner's Bufo Kidney and Liver Cure. useful as home or office ornament and notable for readers.
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Warner
Cura Co
Rochester
N. Y
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promised to Boost Vitality
The notice extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a strong defense against disease and fatigue. It claims enhanced vigor beyond that of athletes, better digestion and sleep, and relief from malaria rheumatic nervous and kidney ailments.
Old Homestead at McVichkers Theater in Chicago
A garbled 19th century notice mentions Denman Thompson’s Old Homestead at McVichkers Theater Chicago on January 4 with hints of audience reception and ticketing by mail. It also references various ad blurbs about remedies and local quips, including a Detroit free press fragment and unrelated humorous lines.
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McVichkers
Chicago
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Walcome
Freal
Beata
Coffee Seed Promotion Note From Salzer Co
A fragment from the Atchison Globe mentions Salzer German Coffee Berry seeds offered by John A. Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis that claim 300 pounds of coffee per package and a price of 0 cents per pound upon sending 15 cents in stamps. The notice requests stamps and prompts readers about fair treatment among friends.
Inauguration Travel Offer via Big Four and C and O Lines
Travel note invites riders to Washington for Mr McKinley's inauguration on March 4 offering a round trip fare via Big Four Route and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. Includes sleep car reservations and address for inquiries in Chicago. Ends with a jab about a young man sued for breach of BUCO and a quip about courting.
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Washington, D. C
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
McKinley
U. Ta
Taever
N. W
BP. A
Clarke Streat
Chicago
Fragmented reader note on remedies and tastes
A garbled passage references St Jacobs Oil and a cure for rheumatism and age, mentions a Cascaret candy cathartic, and includes stray phrases about digestion and health. It reads like an unfinished ad copy or misread OCR fragment with multiple product names and unrelated remarks.
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Cheney & Go
Yoledo
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Hall
Atchison
Atchison Globe
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Atchigan Globe
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Ram's Horn
St. Jacobs Oil
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Luitier
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Ram
Atchigon Globe
Tindohn A. Salzer Lead Co
la Crosse
Wis
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Clovers
Pexas
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Piva
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Tampye
Detroit
Free Press
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Raim
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Pike
Ping
Ram's Morn
Piso
Mia
M. G. Brunt
Sprague, Wash
Mirch 8
Bt. Jacobs Oil
Atehisoi Globo
St. Jacobs Ol
Bright
John Drother
Millblaett
Ylald
Balnor
Harley Poraare
Darluy
Gap
Fiest
Montiginia
Norfolk & Western Railway
Vni Petane
Balmer
Penn Land
IML
BOR Moo Bid
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OPI
Daryn No Ray
Jd.l. Stephens
Leganon
Anautar Ga
Yucatan
ALN. K.—A
Sweetness and Light
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
ATL
Sterling Remedy CO
Montreal
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