Cured After Thirty Years Of Diarrhoea Suffering
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with ending thirty years of chronic diarrhoea. He abandoned hopes after extensive suffering and labor inability but found relief after using several bottles. Available from J P Garner Co Austin Geo Koch Co Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Halloway
French Camp
Miss
Chamberlain
J. P. Garener Co
Austin, Geo. Koch & Co
Moreland
The Bravery of Woman Triumphs Over Malignant Stomach Trouble
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pa endured a three year battle with a malignant stomach trouble causing nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Hitters she reports complete relief, weight gain, and renewed strength. It boosts digestion and appetite. Available 50 cents with guarantee at local druggists Traill Cooling Chay Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
Butler
Traill & Cooling’s
Chay
P. Miller’s
Moreland Notes and School Reopenings Highlight Week
Miss Gertrude Moresey returns from vacation as Mrs Able and daughter finish a lengthy visit in Racine. Kronan trolley party a success. Mrs Walch sustains injury from a cow kick and is bed bound. Aug 31 birth announced. Lyda Richardson returns to Moreland as Austin High senior. Local sermons and school term openings report with several staff changes and new scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moresey
Mrs. Able
Racine
Wis
John Herron
J. Brickerson
Forty-eighth
Kinzie Street
Tomahawk Lake
al. Johnson
Erie Street
Mr. Redman
West Ontario Street
Forty-ninth
Kronan
Society Kronan
Walch
Forty-ninth Avenue
Ontario Street
Lyda Richardson
Dr. Glenn
Moreland
Austin High School
Loyalty and Duty in a Christian Ethic
A meditation on loyalty as a duty rooted in Christianity. It contrasts public admiration for patriotism with the stronger, daily pledge to aid friends and the vulnerable, arguing true loyalty binds people in life and action rather than mere words. The Wordsworth attribution frames duty as divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Tompkins
Quotations on virtue and character from historical thinkers
A compilation of quotations from Stael to Lincoln on mind security poverty virtue and duty. The excerpts emphasize inner strength, restraint, reform, and character shaped by fortune and circumstance. Includes thoughts on fame wealth poverty faith and social conduct.
The Surest Crop Is Righteousness, Says A. W. K.
A. W. K. argues against quick gains from evil noting that only patience and faith yield lasting rewards. The speaker contends that true profits come from righteous work whose fruits may take a lifetime to mature and endure beyond life.
Do Something for the Truth in Service
A devotional urging faithful work for the Master. The speaker likens small deeds to stones in a temple and advises directing inquiries to the builder’s plan. It emphasizes ongoing, faithful labor as part of a larger divine purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Placing God First Guides True Calling Over Wealth
The text urges placing God before worldly gains in choosing a life path. It warns that pursuing money for its own sake is a Satanic trap, and serving God wholly eliminates money worries. It cautions against delaying service to God until after obtaining money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Satan
Mammon
The
Rhythm of Life Inspires Spiritual Contentment
A quotation attributed to Prof. R. G. Moulton speaks of finding happiness through living in harmony with God’s plan, describing life’s rhythm as the path to joy and peaceful fulfillment.
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God
Prof
R. G.moulton
Dying Bishop Wilmer Refuses Burial Request
The Mobile Register notes the late Bishop Wilmer on his deathbed deflected burial questions by saying he did not want to be buried. He declared he had never passed away and warned against recognizing his symptoms, reflecting his wit in final moments.
A Distinguished Missionary From China Story
The London Chronicle lauds Rev. Dr. Griffith John of the London Missionary Society as one of the most distinguished present China missionaries. He has spent forty five years among the Celestials with zeal and returns home on furlough after eighteen years away. In 1888 he was elected chairman of the Congregational Union of England and Wales for 1899 but declined due to mission field duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Griffith John
London Missionary Society
China
John
Congregational Union of England and Wales
Things Worth Doing and the Value of Wise Choice
The Christian Register notes that expending effort on superficial goals is wasteful. A hungry mind should avoid gorging on un digestible aims and focus on discriminating between worth pursuing versus what may be good for others but not for us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Register
These My Brethren and the Image of Christ in Prison
Passages reflect on humility and the dignity of every person as made in God’s image. The piece argues that even a prisoner bears the image of Christ and would merit redemption, urging readers to value humanity above power and wealth.
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Wordsworth
Christ
God
Daily Companion
Christian Endeavor Topics for October Quarter
The schedule lists daily topics for a weekly Christian Endeavor program from Oct 8 to Oct 14. Readings focus on missionary success and apostolic themes with verses from Luke Philippians 2 Corinthians Colossians Hebrews Mark and Second Timothy, marking a quarterly missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Fragmentary quote from iLivinds text on life and learning
A damaged excerpt discusses life rhythms and learning as a path to emancipation. The fragmented lines reference human command and daily discipline as essential for personal growth and virtue.
Voices of faith from early 20th century preachers
A compilation of quotations from Rev A P Doyle Rev A C McGiffert Rev Dr M C Peters Rev Nevin Woodalle Rev D A Blose Rev P R Fisher Rev T H Rice and Rev C F Wishart. The remarks touch on Catholic freedom spiritual rest kindness reform and church unity across several American cities.
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A. P. Doyle
R. C
New York City
Christ
A. C. McGiffert
Presbyterian
M. C. Peters
Independent
Nevin Woodalle
Pittsburg
Satan
Devil
D. A. Blose
Congregationalist
Akron
Ohio
Lfe
P. R. Fisher
Newark
T. H.'’Rice
Atlanta
C. F. Wishart
Allegheny
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy A Great Favorite
The soothing and healing properties of this remedy and its pleasant taste have made it a great favorite with people everywhere. It gives quick relief for colds croup and whooping cough and contains no opium or harmful drug making it suitable for babies and adults. For sale by J. P. Garner & Co Austin Geo Koch & Co Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Garner & Co
Austin
Geo. Koch & Co
Moreland
Minds, manners, and mischief in a noisy city chat
A jumble of maxims and observations on manners, finances, and social quirks. It mentions a Cincinnati policeman injured by an accidental discharge, jokes about bachelors and widows, and notes on fame, resistence to melancholy, and friendly use. The Cloverfield- Chicago Nets line ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis
Chicago Nets
Wit and Philosophy in Quip and Conjecture
A collection of wry maxims on marriage weathering idleness and folly. Observations range from divorce judgments and wedlock to practical jokes and moral pretense. The piece lampoons human folly, from vanity and misjudgment to the all too human flaws of couples and jokers alike.
You Do Not Say Unpleasant Things About People
A fragmented quotation reflects shifts in social norms about frank speech and ethics in conversation. The speaker argues that blunt remarks about others have fallen out of favor and that public conviction and self‑exposure are increasingly avoided in discussions.
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Mro
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Hanson
I. R
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
the Tribune
Ste
West
Daily Tribune
Sls
Robt I. Ward
Lake St
Park Avenue
Vindicator
Brooke
D. B. Wells
Fifty-second Avenue Presbyterian Church
G. B. Safford
Wells
H. H. Nash
Mises Ricart
Godhhead
Madame da Stael
Goldsmith
Leighton
Burke
Emerson
Butwer
C. C. Colton
Thucydides
Abraham Lincoln
Anatole
France
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
48Th Ave
N. 50Th Court
M. A. Weisman
Austin Ave
Cor, 50Th Ave
Auccess i
Moses
Jeremy Taylor
Tessure
Rehberg'‘& Catlin
Academy For Dancing
Rehberg Hall
Catlin
W. S. Smith & CO
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop Bros
Oak Park
Giiroe
Ward
Fred MA. Mason
Eedt Einning
North Park Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Grosra
Tolopie
Henderson
Henderson & CO
WIT and Philosophy
North Pole
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