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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1895
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references divorce laws, prescribes medical cures, and cites insurance company names and states. It mentions Sanath pletce and Bee, Wabash, and various insurers with references to court and state figures, hinting at a discussion of marital dissolution and related topics.
A fragmented page mentions a Texas Coast country theme with a sermon about the Holy Ghost and ordination hardships for young ministers. It also notes a fare promotion via the Louisville and Nashville Railroad with excursion tickets to Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Georgia and West Florida, referencing C P Atmore as general passenger agent.
A 19th century sermon extols the Holy Ghost as divine force transforming lives from sin to regeneration. It recounts Pentecost visions, conversions of Finney and Newton, and telegraphic evangelism linking Philadelphia to New York and beyond. The speech calls listeners to seek the spirit, share gospel energy, and find personal peace through faith.
Chicago Great Western advertises round trip excursion tickets to western points from February 12 to April 2, 1895 at one regular first class rate of 200 for the trip, tickets valid returning in twenty days from sale. Wabash Line announces round trip tickets to southern points at ten dollars, with liberal stopovers. information via Horace Seely, Des Moines. The page also contains religious and medical miscellany items and assorted stray lines.
A clipped cartoon dialogue shows a reporter teasing about a fasting girl now jailed for six months over unpaid board. Banter shifts to marriage plans and lending money with peers weighing in, reflecting social gossip and cheeky exchanges.
A misread product pitch describes morphine or opiate abuse dangers and claims a simple fix. It touts a plant remedy with vegetable extracts and a single pellet to cure headaches, urging laxatives and liver tonics to clear stomach derangement. The ad credits no medical authority and promotes unproven cures.
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