The Blessed Role of Doctors in God and Medicine
Rev Dr Talmage argues for divine guidance in medicine, praising doctors and medical progress from Hippocrates to Jenner and Simpson. He laments neglect of dispensaries for the poor, extols public hygiene, and urges clinicians to be Christian, balancing body care with spiritual counsel at life’s end.
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Sion
Talmage
Pheon
Cui
Asa
Academies of Medicine
Carth
Batman Gilead
Ian
Gilead
Christ
Jerusalem
Homer
Cicero
Charles ER
France
St. Bartholomew's Bar
Pare
Des. Mercer
Warren
Rash
Hippocrates
Haller
Harver
Asceli
Jenner
Exrom
Exdenham
Agnes
Astler Cooper
Abernethy
Spd Hosack
Romeyn
Gristom
Valentine
Mach
Ines
Cros
Edward Jenner
Edward Jeener
Edjobureh
James Mpson
Dsaw
James Shepson
God
Medical College
Napoleon
Larrey
Field Hospital
Farher
James ¥. Simpson
Greenwood
Mount Auburn
Laurel Hill
Lord Palmerston
Eit Dimost
Escolapios Gornio i
London
Josmen
Medical Pra
Jensy
Breck
Rush
Attrerumbie
Beotlind
Crin de
Erin
Phere
Doerner
Deane
Bhu
Architectural critics lament modern roofs and skylines
The essay argues color, harmony, and proportion affect mood and that recent buildings suffer from unattractive roofs and skyline disruptions. It laments plastered mausoleums and white domes atop red reefs, noting the climate and social conditions may curb architectural utility and beauty.
Congress Debates Schedule As Sugar Tobacco Tariffs Loom
In Washington the House and Senate confront a crowded agricultural agenda with sugar and tobacco duties at the forefront. Republican insistence on intra caucus agreement delays action while Pettigrew moves to insert an anti trust amendment. Debates over rice catie ad valorem tea and related items loom, with adjournment plans unsettled.
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Washington
Uen
Senate
Mons Oban
Perene
Aldrich
Pettigrew
Dts
Tobarco & Further Crowers
Amd
Mr Shapson
John Wesley Persecuted in Georgia and Departure to England
Fragmentary records recount John Wesley facing accusation and arrest in Georgia. Witnesses indicate Wesley refused to meet charges, bond posted, bail arranged, and the situation contributing to his decision to leave America for England in 1727. The incomplete notes show the pressure from colonial authorities and Wesley’s responses.
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John Wesley
John
Georgia
America
England
Wesley
Barsetals
Willimase
Wisle
Fragmented Componite Image Notes on Portrait Style
Fragmentary OCR describes a composite image of many faces with varying expressions. It notes a Raphaelite influence and evolving features as the image multiplies, suggesting a photogenic study ofHuman likenesses with evolving facial expression.
The Fare-Driver and the Train Question
The exchange notes a playful dispute about whether a driver can catch a train if it already has a head start. The Boston Transcript frames the quip as a humorous anecdote about travel timing and chance.
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Gaston Cebman
Boston Transcript
He Hite by Serenader and Local Mentions
A garbled OCR item references people named He Hite and Serenader with scattered fragments including Jane TAL, Mriday nis Hedin Rotten, and names such as John Nichol and Dridal. The passage also mentions gangs and frowns Burt and The AL in an unclear local context.
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He Hite
Serenader
Jane Tal
Hedin Rotten
Whlem
Ohn Nichol
Dridal Trip
Vharivars
Burt
the AL
Organizing the Cloakmakers and New Dine 7 Update
Fragmentary report notes organizing efforts by cloakmakers and a new dine event. Mentions Republicans in Wilmington and a Saturday strike plan. References to city council president and local officials.
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United Aempbiy
Vastside
Orig
Wilmington
Rafor City Rater
Councl
Streetcar Strike in Vienna Strands Traffic Amid Police Guard
In Vienna a streetcar strike paralyzes transit with three lines in operation and reserve police guarding few running cars. No violence reported as strikers push for fair pay in orderly demonstrations. Also a Newark death notice reports three year old Jamie Mahon burned to death while playing with matches.
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Vienna
Vier Tailway
Newark
Junge
Jamie Mahon
Charles Mahon
Speedy Porter torpedo boat exhibition at New York
The torpedo boat Porter gave a rapid sea trial off Communipaw and Sandy Hook with heavy speed, 19 knot potential, showing a smooth run and minimal vibration as she roared along. Separate items note forged check arrests in Alexandria, a prison crowd incident in Cape May, and other assorted reports from Washington to Connecticut.
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New York
United States
Rutter
Atenant Fremont Bndband
Aroun
Scotland
Jean Witch
Alexandria
J. Standwood Dodce
Washington
Ki &. Dodge
New York City
Dodge
Maine
Fifth
Massachusetts
Smith
Wire tapping arrests shock city elites in Denver case
Two men calling themselves Charles Moray and MLM were arrested on wire tapping and swindling charges involving pool halls. A raid on rooms at Silks Rocks uncovered a complete and expensive wire tapping setup. Also mentions various political moves and other unrelated items.
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Denver
Charles Moray
Western Company
New York
Silks Rocks
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Heroes of Medicine
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Marine Office
Alsa
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Northwest
Seattle
Wash
E. A. Gage
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Yukon
Vietin
Edward
Long
Stamford
Plin
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The
Deta Sierehan
Admiral Lee
Tom Lewis
Preston Lee
Green Charlys
J. W. Charles
Shade Ler
Hemp Lee
Virginia-Kentucky
Virginia
Green Charles
Coosa
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Sentuave
Abbie
Ha- Vrb T Buare
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Peeht
Frees
Aussie
Faures
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Hanotanx
Me. Bryan
Terontro
Toronto
Wiliam J. Bryan
Bor Taly
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Leutgert
Chivate
A. L. Luetgert
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg
Jones & Croughtin
Weller
Harrisburg
Hastings
bHi
Bopfalo
Chas. N. Hauer
Saeed
S. Miller & 60
Rex Manufacturing Co
Baltimore
Rex Rheutstien
Oly
Ann Anna Giering
Coe
Guaprel al Tinge Street
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