Home, marriage, and the task of love in a Christian circle
Reverend DeWitt Talmage argues that the home is the foundation of church and state, urging couples to build on forbearance, prayer, and shared work. He warns against modern freedoms that corrode marriage, and praises domestic unity as the path to lasting happiness and Heaven.
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DeWitt Talmage
John
House of Congress
George Washington
United States
Mary Washington
George
Chrysostom
Princeton
Andover
John Wesley
Scotland
Guthrie
Mary
Martha
Christ
Jesus
Eden
Adam
Hiddekel
Paradise
Heaven
Hell
George Sands
Paris
France
God
Bethany
Thomas
Cowper
India
Ganges
Tary
James McIntosh
Margaret
Happiness
Love
Do McKinley voters regret their 1896 choice
The Journal addresses Indiana McKinley voters urging they approve the president by voting for his supporters like Overstreet Landis Faris. It argues the McKinley administration has restored confidence, spurred business, and achieved wartime victories, and asks readers to vote to continue these policies.
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the Journal
William McKinley
McKinley
Congress
Overstreet
Landis
Faris
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Republican Card Tracks Election Duty And War Results
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune flourish argues that voters must understand the 1900 election stakes to sustain McKinley era policies. It condemns Democratic efforts as false and calls for loyal Republican ballots to defend war gains and national glory. Indianapolis Journal notes Democratic splits over free silver and gold standard as evidence of a faltering cause. The Baltimore Sun interview with R B Tippett backs gold standard. F C Stevens resigns over Chicago platform.
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Republican Party
McKinley
Col. Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Baltimore Sun
R. B. Tippett
Congress
Maryland
Baltimore
F. C. Stevens
Attica
N. Y
Indianapolis Journal
Farmers Hold Wheat for Price Rise
Farmers delay selling wheat hoping for $2 per bushel but risks loom as prices may drop. The piece warns delays are dangerous in all matters including health and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for biliousness dyspepsia indigestion or constipation at first signs.
A Necessary Crime
Harlem Life presents a dramatic exchange where a celebrated lawyer reluctantly confesses his client’s accusation in a tense courtroom mood. The dialogue exposes themes of loyalty, duty, and the cost of justice.
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Harlem
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Mercury-Free Remedy
An advertisement warns against mercury containing olintments for catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as a safe internal treatment. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and notes the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle, with Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Carns
Tremere
Lake
Ind
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Pincnam
Thad
Lydia EB. Pinkham
The Value of Experience in a Dining Room Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a woman who handles a fan with graceful sweep and hints at a past in her father’s Omaha lunchroom. The line frames experience as a refined asset and a nod to previous domestic labor.
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Omaha
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grain-O: a grain beverage for the whole family
Grain-O marketed as a coffee substitute that pleases both kids and grandparents. It claims to calm nerves, aid digestion, and provide health and strength. Made from pure grains, it imitates the look and taste of real coffee at a good price. Aimed at grocery buyers.
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Baby
Grandma
The Renal Facts in Cumminaville Satire
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote from a Cumminaville sage remarks that many men think they have something to say but merely have a job of talking to do. The line reflects local humor on talkers and worth.
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Cumminaville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lane'sa Family Medicine Advertises Daily Bowels Cure
An old advertisement touts Lane'sa Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement is essential for health. It is said to act gently on the liver and kidneys and cure sick headache. Priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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Lane’sa
Patient Seeks Cheaper Doctor After Advice Quickly Taken
A witty exchange from the New York Vim notes a patient agreeing to the blunt remark that he is living too high and should switch to a cheaper physician. The brief cartoonish vignette highlights frugality in medical care.
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N. Y
Cough Remedies and Miscellaneous Advertisements
A collage of 19th century ads touts Kemp’s Balsam for coughing, Piso’s Cure, Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds, St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia, and various quotes from newspapers praising remedies and witty sayings, highlighting medical patent medicines and consumer tips.
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Kemp
Ivan
Piso
Ralph Ericg
Williamsport
Chicago Daily News
St. Jacobs Oil
Atchison Globe
St. Jacobs
Ager
Dr.j
Ayer
Lowell, Mass
Carrie F. Tremper
leAx
Battle Ax
Gko
W. Bowles
Baird
Mass
Pakhimaw
Chicnge
Montreal
New York
Pel ‘Mamil
Mollenkopp & McCreery
Summit St
Loomis & CO
TEFIN
Buckingham
KH. P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N. Hi
Jd. P.O
o_ New York
Ol Farrer
Hugh Bauerlein
Denver
Colorado
H. UH. Green
Atlante, In
JiMuthell
Liguinguy
A. N. Kiw
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