Living unto God not self in first Corinthians study
A sermon outline on First Corinthians focusing on loving others over self, unity in Christ, and avoiding scandalous liberty. It cites Paul and Galatians guidance, stressing that knowledge should yield to love and that idols and foods offered to idols are of no real power. It warns against stumbling weaker believers and emphasizes doing all for God’s glory.
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Stearn
Jesus
Father Bodh
Ike Paul
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Hain
Thedol
Hum
Tois
Perdition
Crist
Paragon
U. S
Calcutta
Roanoke
Curious Sermon Titles and Local Health News
Curious sermon titles from the late seventeenth century appear alongside local illness reports. Miss Maggie Brengle of North Market Street is sick, and Mrs Frank Davis of East Patrick Street shows improvement after several days of illness.
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Maggie Brengle
North Market Street
Frank Davis
East Patrick Strest
Train birth of Pappoose named Carolina in Charleston
A Pawnee Bill Wild West performer on a train near Charleston S C gave birth to a Pappoose named Carolina on a Wednesday morning while en route. The mother Falling Star's wife, daughter of Sitting Ball, rode in a race ten hours after birth and named in honor of Miss May Lillie and the state of her birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Bill
Charleston
S. 6
Carolina
May Lillie
Falling Star
GOOD ROADS AT THE FAIR EXHIBIT DEMONSTRATES BETTER COUNTRY LANES
The National League For Good Roads shows three road styles at an exposition near Chicago, arguing for higher taxes to fund better thoroughfares. Exhibits include 33, 41, and 50 foot wide roads with stone beds and macadam layers, highlighting costs from about 5 000 to 6 000 dollars per mile. Sen. Manderson leads the league with Chicago financiers and factory names such as Studebaker in support, while farmers observe how current plowed and heaped roads fail in wet weather.
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Jackson Park
National League For Gool Rurds
Senator Manderson
Roy Stone
New York
P.D. Armour
S. W. Allerton
Chicago
Clem Studebaker
Indiana
Chauncey B. Ripley
New Jersey
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
W. Seward Webb
Little Square
Macedam
Telford
League House
Specific for Croup from Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Druggist J. J. LaGrange of Avoca Nebraska praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a pleasant effective cure for croup especially for children. He notes cases where it saved lives using a little dose. Garrett & Beatte Frederick sell the 50 cent bottles. Miss Aggie Brickner from Mt St Mary’s visited Mr Thomas Thompson this week.
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J. J. LaGrange
Draggist
Avoca
Neb
Garrett & Beatte
Frederick
Aggie Brickner
Mt. St. Mary's
Thomas Thompson
Chamberlain
Garrett & Pearce
Fredenck
Bright Times Comm behind the clouding of business
An editorial style notice urges national resilience and renewed hope, quoting patriotic sentiment and urging citizens to unite, brush away cobwebs of poor business, and trust God to guide the country. It promotes Electric Bitters as a health remedy for weakness, urging readers to try the product at Garroz & Feurre's Drug Store.
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Sgc
Garrox & Feurre
Disinfectant From Electrolized Sea Water Trialed in Brewsters
New York board of health and Croton water officials test a plant by Alfred E. Woolf that electrolizes sea water to produce a hypochlorite solution. The disinfectant, applied to sewage, yields ozone and kills cholera germs within 30 seconds. Cost is 16 cents per 1000 gallons, and the process leaves marshes clearer and bleached. The inventor drinks the electrolized water as safe spring water.
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New York Board of Health
Croton Water
Brewsters
NW. Y
Alfred E. Woolf
New York City
Brandreth’s Pills Promote Tissue Health and Rheumatism Relief
Regeneration through Brandreth's Pills claimed to cleanse waste products, increase tissue elasticity, and aid natural healing. Advertises purely vegetable, harmless tablets touted for constipation, indigestion, rheumatism, and blood impurities with Red Flag for rheumatism pain at Steiner Bros. Drug Store, 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Steiner Bros
Red Flag
Gil
Steiner Gros
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Royal Bath
E.Y
the Daily News
Popular Science News
Sixtuch
California
Francisco
Gal
Louisville
Ueter
Bay
Ilinois
Wisconsin
England
Washington
Invente Cnlc
Helena
Boston
Nebraski State Journal
Ion Cott
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Cure Ae Ough As
Shilohs
Wilcerre
Dcis
Garrett &Pearre
Frederick, Md
LOY & Perry's
Asylum
George A. Gilbert
E. Patrick St
C&a
Sexton
Iron King
Noble
Thomas & CO
Pan-Tina
Steiner Bros Drug Store
Lane
Halser
Oregon
Tf Bave
Garret & Pearre
Conmsumpton
Garrett& Pearce
Earl
Garon & Pearre
W. L. Douglas
Hyco
Brice
WE. Douglas
Brockton
AR. Yeakle
Pano
Orgen
Chas. M. Stieff
Baltimore, Md
Eadly 5
M. Remssurg
TRING
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Orphea
Gautschi
Bewest
Gautschi & Sons
Rcabelpae
B.mayer
Busnes
Ford
Ct Corporation
Eaton & Burnetts Business
Eaton & Burnett
Baltimore and
Charles Sts
Ba Kei
Wena
W.H. B. Etchison
South Market
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