Antique Cod Liver Oil Offered at Frederick Drugstore
An old advertisement lists Norwegian cod liver oil in pints sold by Garrott & Prarrs Prescription Druggists on South Market Street in Frederick Maryland. The fragment notes a price style typical of late 19th or early 20th century catalogs. The ad emphasizes medicinal cod liver oil and local availability.
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Garrott & Prarrr'sr, Prescription Druggists
Southimarert Street
Frederick
German war dogs trained to flank foes in German Army practice
A Chicago Inter Ocean report describes German military dogs trained to creep near enemies with heavy packs and to warn of approaches. Dogs are favored if dark colored for visibility, while training includes impersonating enemy uniforms to mislead.
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Werman
Chicaco Inter Ocean
Local Coupon Offer For Stamp and Coin Exchange
A brief notice invites readers to bring or mail coupons for stamps or coins. The item requests customers to submit offers like eth 1oe and specifies exchange or redemption at a local venue. Details on location and dates are not provided in the fragment.
Vision of Heaven at Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage delivers A Vision of Heaven at Brooklyn Tabernacle describing Ezekiel’s river Chebar dream and a heavenly city. The speaker guides listeners through celestial temples gates and streets meeting biblical figures David Handel and Gabriel as well as hymn writers Watts Wesley Cowper and Bonar.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr. Talmage
Chebar
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Euphrates
Ezekiel
Tyre
Egypt
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Hudson
Alabama
Oregon
Thames
Tiber
Danube
Heaven
Mr. Drummond
St. John
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Tssid
Gabriel
Handel
Bottieta Davie
Martir Place
Shuse
John Wickit
Council of
Constance
Rogers
Hoopes
McKail
Latimer
Ridley
Policarp
Isaac Watts
House of Lord and Lady Abney
Charles Wesley
Temple of God and
the Lamb
Long Row
Kirk White
William Cowper
George W. Bethune
Brooklyn
Toplady
Hyman
Newton
Hastings
Montgomery
Horatio Bonar
Dream of Heaven Shows Earthly Struggles Winging to Paradise
A preacher describes a vivid Sunday dream of heaven where worth is proven by earthly suffering. He sees widows, penitent thieves, and unseen saints rewarded, with heaven graded by toil, talent, and patience. He contrasts divine justice with worldly status and urges endurance through trials as the path to eternal bliss.
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Paradise
New Jerusalem
Heaven
King’s Park
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Timothy
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Red Sea
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Absalom
Abithophel
Ezekiel
Chebar
Mars Hill
Felicitas
Sc. Cecelia
St. Aves
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St. Lucia
Needle
Bevern
Earth
Jesus
Goodby
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Chariote
Salvaton
St. John’s
Christ's
Gate of Heaven
Hraven
Bethlehem
Pilate
Carib
Hyde Park
London
Mr. Cook
Sernon
Samuel Rutherford
Modern Manners in Philadelphia Social Life
A Philadelphia society column laments deteriorating manners among the young, noting a shift toward initiative by hosts rather than guests and a casual familiar tone that worries traditional decorum. It decries chivalry fading, prized phrases like no nonsense about her, and the spread of trivial shibboleths.
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Philadelpha
The Hotel Clerk and the Ministers Dog Anecdotes
A hotel clerk explains how reception layout aids judging guests while noting types of guests and needed discretion. The piece shifts to a tale about a vicar and parish clerk, with a humorous exchange over sermons and a dog, reflecting clerical society in Toronto.
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A N. Blatchford
Hans
Ceutiry
Gues Svens
Rogers
Toronto
The Story of Whales and Man in New South Wales
An observer recalls whale biology and history in Australia, noting warm-blooded breathing mammals and the evolution from land to sea life. The account details a harpoon incident off Peru years ago, where a mother whale protected her calf until killed, provoking crew guilt before the calf was also slain.
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Australia
Uust
Sydney
New South
Ile
Heerta
Niagara in Winter and Other Beside Pieces
A compilation of antiquated prose segments describing Niagara Falls in winter, geological ideas from Sir Charles Lyell, a sixteenth century beauty ideal by Grenaille, shifting capitals of the Tarred States, and scattered historical notices about places and events. The text blends travel observation with era notes and lore, presenting a mosaic of curiosities and partial quotations.
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Niagara
Niagara River
Lake Erie
Charles Lyell
Grenaille
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