Passover to Promised Land in Bible Tripod Sermon
A sermon tracing Exodus events from the Passover through the Red Sea, Sinai, and Moses death. It links divine providence to historic episodes, contrasts Egypt and Israel, critiques modern doubt, and previews Joshua’s leadership toward Canaan with a note on leadership, punishment, and the wandering.
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Red Sea
Moses
Jacob
Egypt
Canaan
Joseph
Jethro
God
Daniel
Babylon
Moab
Joshua
Nebo
Bethpeor
Promised Land
Jordan
Jericho
Calomel Replaced by New Medicine Lemolac
A historical advertisement touts Lemolac as a safer substitute for calomel clarifying that calomel harms the liver and bones and causes salivation. It claims doctors prefer alternatives and promotes Lemolac available through Sandlin Drug Co with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandlin Drug Co
Prince Albert Tobacco Ad in Red Tins
An old advertisement promotes Prince Albert tobacco with red bags priced at 5 cents and red tins at 10 cents along with a pound package, urging purchase wherever tobacco is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Claim
A Tus sumbia Alabama resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved chronic backache and urinary issues after three years of discomfort. The ad notes the 50 cent price and urges readers to ask for Doan's by name from Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo NY.
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H. W. Bernhardt
Tuscumbia
Ala
Doan
Mia
H W. Bernhardt
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
Notice to Tax Payers on County Board of Equalization
The county board of equalization must finalize property valuations by May 1916 and annually thereafter. After entry, two members certify the results to the county tax assessor, who must publish weekly notices for three weeks or post in three public places. The board will convene on the third Monday in June at the courthouse to correct assessments, with notices ensuring public inspection.
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County Board of Equalization
Alabama Act on Burial or Burning of Dead Animals
The 1915 Alabama legislature enacts penalties for owners to bury or burn dead animals within 24 hours, except slaughtered for food. Hogs dying of cholera must be burned. Violations incur fines from ten to fifty dollars and burning near residences is prohibited. Approved September 22, 1915.
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Pharaoh
North
Lincoln
America
Lincoln R
Africa
Boston
Gabriel
Sinai
Aaron
Paul
Caleb
Miriam
Goshen
Abraham
Sarah
Isaac
Rebecca
Esau
Heaven
Hell
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Calomel
Kv. Keys Tobacco C
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Alabama
Blood Hounds
Courtland
T. E. Norwood
G. &Raslerson
Lawrence County
Moulton
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