Land of Uprightness and its spiritual voyage
A sermon-like meditation explains the Land of Uprightness as an inner life with God guiding the soul. It contrasts it with the Natural Self, recounts biblical examples, and urges repentance, faith, and journeying toward joy, peace, and enduring purpose despite trials.
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David
Heaven
Gabriel
Paul
Eliza
Jesus
God
Bunyan
Christ Jesus Our Lord
Lot
Iowa tariff planks may shape next year’s national platform
A Boston Herald analysis argues the Iowa platform on tariff revision and trusts, drafted by Senator Allison, will be adopted at the 1904 Republican national convention. It notes Roosevelt’s position aligns with the Iowa plan, while Congress may delay tariff changes until after the next presidential term. The piece cites supportive views from Governor Cummins and cabinet members Shaw and Wilson, and references the Des Moines Register and Leader confirming the timing.
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Iowa
Herald
Towa
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Roosevelt
Cummins
Shaw
Wilson
Senator Lodge
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Des Moines Register
Meaningful Wrist Yarn Reminders Quip the Judge
Trivvet asks Dicer about red yarn on the right wrist. Dicer replies it reminds him to take coffee home this evening and jokes about yarn on the left wrist. The judge comments on the odd custom.
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Trivvet
Dicer
Bryan Matures Notion of Leadership in Modern Politics
A Raleigh or Indianapolis Journal critique notes William Jennings Bryan has slipped from eloquent campaigns of 1896 and 1900 to a narrow partisan voice. It argues his free silver thesis collapsed with 16 to 1, leaving him a mere carpetbagger of rhetoric and small political feuds. The piece cites East Coast experts on Roosevelt’s renomination and Iowa ideas as signs of shifting partisan tides.
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Greenfield
Indianapolis Journal
Mr. Bryan
Samson
Republican Party
Tom Johnsons
Tighiana
John W. Kern
White House
Cleveland
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Peruna Advice Offered by Dr Hartman in Columbus
If you cannot derive prompt benefits from Peruna write to Dr Hartman at The Hartman Saultarinum in Columbus Ohio for free expert guidance. He invites full statements of cases and will provide valuable advice gratis.
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Dr. Hartman
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Hartman Saultarinum
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Uncle finances nephew through hard lessons to forge financier
A stock exchange member helps his nephew start over three times but with debts rising. He urges self reliance and a final test to repurpose the young man. Two months later the nephew repays every claim, borrows funds to do so, and earns a promised check as proof of his growth.
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Stock Exchange
Mockery on City Station Train In Harsh Exchange
A young Japanese compositor on a city hall train is taunted by a stranger who asks if he is Chinese or Japanese. The reply flips the insult with a retort about the taunter’s own label, and the man alights at City Hall station.
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Mail
City Tall
N. Y
Quirky Town Names Spark Talk Between Brits and Yanks
A British traveler and an American discuss odd local names like Weehawken Hoboken and fictional places such as Chip-Ding Norton and Pokestogg-on-the-Hike. The exchange appears in the Boston Christian Register.
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Weehawken
Hoboken
Pokestogg-on
Boston
Christian Register
Mamma and Gladys Clash Over Manners and Clothes
In the Detroit Free Press exchange, Mamma scolds Gladys for rudeness while Gladys retorts that manners matter less when clothes do not fit, highlighting generational tensions and social expectations.
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Cgladys
Gladys
Detroit Free Press
Why We Did It and the Potato Gag in The Inquirer
A Philadelphia Inquirer item recounts a recurring joke about bringing the same potato to a diner. The waiter and guest banter reveals social humor and theater of everyday service.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Thousand Islands Venice of America praised in travel ads
An OCR fragment extols the Thousand Islands as a delightful Venice of America with scenic rivers and fine hotels. It promotes No 10 of a travel series and offers a free copy by mailing a 2-cent stamp from Grand Central Station. Also includes assorted quotes from Chicago Tribune and other papers.
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Venice
America
Bay of
Naples
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Gravel Relief
A reader from Newoonn Kentucky reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney gravel symptoms including pain, frequent urination, bed wetting, and dribbling. The note claims legible improvements in heart palpitations sleeplessness headaches and nervousness after treatment.
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