The Pleiades and the Power of Sweet Influences
Dr. Talmage argues that distant stars and moral gravitation affect daily life, urging readers to recognize sweet influences over life’s irritations. He cites Job, Shakespeare, and classical references to show how contemplation of the heavens and ancestry shapes character and faith.
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Talmage
Job Garni
Pleiades
Aleyoire
Mapgh Macmillan
Mediterranean
Matsie
Ana
Po Soren
Christ
Paul
Ledie
Crothant
Hrostedee
Christianitah
Iistead
Hinds
Orura
Nigel
Tap
Bopese
Meabanan
Abram
Tara
Washington
Grigstone
Wiliam Shakespeare
Coriolanus
King Lear
Macbeth
Hamlet
God
William Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avor
Warwick
Shakespeare
Mississippi
Indy
Rivera
Pasko
oUane
Vanenees
Wadi Street
New York
Anne
Try
Peery Constella
Adonia
Ingelotogy Ad Demonotaey
Merais
Dane Simes
Gar
Pheptine
Peter
Job
Hfe
Arminianus Marcelios
Chaldea
Sweet Influences of Friendship and Faith in Life
A reflective sermon-like piece extols sweet influences of friendship and Christian faith guiding men toward gentleness and moral improvement. It celebrates biblical figures, gospel power, and the calling to weigh anchor toward spiritual reunions, urging immediate pursuit of God and eternal hope.
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England
Christ
Habakhtuk Amd Sc
John
Paros
Edward Young
Pheughis
Efernab Dar
Hannah Mere
Hemanus
Mr. Oariey
David
Go- Math
Joshua
Gideon
Havelock
Jacob
Dix
Ai Pope
Hensom
Orion
Pleiades
Kind Gentleman consoled boy over blamed fight
A boy explains his mother is scolding his little brother for something he did. The kind gentleman sympathizes and notes the boy is conscientious as the scene unfolds in the Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Hair Turned Waite in a Single
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with Waite and a single moment of change as hair imagery appears, offering a glimpse into a larger event or description within the page segment.
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Waite
The Distillation of Gin in American Industry
The article discusses gin production in the United States, noting Americans generally dislike gin versus English and Dutch preferences. It explains import trends, the debate over gin as medicine, the origin of gin from Geneva, and outlines a gin-making process including mash composition, fermentation, distillation, and storage. It also comments on geographic taste tendencies and climate effects on gin popularity.
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United States
New York City
Holland
England
Eciaim
Cystem House
Maly
Switzerland
Geneva
Wercome
California Fig Syrup Company
Muskallonge Outshines Pike In Aquarium Hardiness
Among the aquarium's freshwater fish the muskallonge is the best tank species enduring captivity with few illnesses. Five muskellonges from Chautauqua Lake arrived two and a half years ago and have thrived, with only rare minor fungus treated by salt baths. They show no head butting and remain healthy as they grow past two feet, making the muskellonge the hardiest of the three related species and the top freshwater fish in the display.
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Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
New York
Tir
Calculating Hail Fall Work and Prevention Suggestion
The article estimates a hail fall of one inch over four by eighteen miles equaling 147 540 000 cubic feet of ice weighing about 1 000 000 tons. It notes the mass must have been raised 5 000 feet, implying 5 000 000 foot tons of work, equivalent to a 1 000 000 horsepower engine for five hours, and suggests preventing hail by performing the same work per hour.
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United States
Weather ‘Review
Resting Heiress Helen Gould Stops Charitable Work
By physician orders Miss Helen Gould has given up all charitable duties to rest and regain strength. Her secretary and active officers will assume duties while the heiress focuses on recovery after months of strain from war relief and broad philanthropy.
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Helen Gould
Miss Gould
Dr. Mann
Dre Mann
Gould
Spain
Irving-on-the-lHudson
United States
Munn
Gun-Toting Bradburn Robs Bucket Shop in Pittsburgh
William Bradburn of Chicago created a panic in Pittsburgh's business district by threatening a bucket shop with a loaded double-barreled shotgun. He demanded $800 after a failed profit collection and was later escorted away in a patrol wagon with twelve police officers, while customers fled the scene.
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William Bradburn
Pittsburgh
Bradburn
James Bradburn
Chicago
Armourdé Co
ALB. Banter & Co
Baxter
Weasel
Government telegraph losses prompt calls for remedy
In the House of Commons Henniker Frea ton pressed findings showing £700,000 annual loss in telegraph services, totalling £3,300,000 since nationalization. Sir Michael Hicks-Treach, the chancellor, admitted the figures while noting rapid communications outpaced revenues. Heaton asked about leasing lines to a private firm. the chancellor did not reply.
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Henniker Freaton
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Treach
Heaton
Chancellor
Exchequer
Incomplete House Laments Missing Pain Cure
The piece argues a house lacks a vital item to handle sudden pain and injuries. It highlights St Jacobs Oil as the easy remedy to quickly ease various pains, urging readers to keep a good supply. The tone persuades readers that a well furnished home must include this product for protection against unexpected ailments.
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St. Jacobs
One Great Trouble Speech by Uncle Eben Warns
In this Washington Post style snippet Uncle Eben laments a recurring problem when clever talkers claim to hear everything yet remain stubbornly silent about listening. The remark contrasts wit and witless restraint in speech.
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Eben
Washington
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Health Benefit Ad
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for ailments from headaches to serious illness by restoring bowel movements. It promises natural relief with no pain and a 10 cent starter price, noting genuine boxes bear CLC stamp and warning against imitations.
Lost Dog Nancy Attracts Advertising in Ledger
A Tacoma Ledger note reports a gentleman seeks a lost dog named Nancy, claiming the animal answers to that name whether alive or dead. The item highlights a humorous or earnest appeal in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmatt Dee
Nancy
Tacoma Ledger
Winter skin care for delicate hands and face
The article notes many with delicate skin suffer in winter from chopping and impure soap. It advises washing the face and hands in clear hot water with savory soap and suggests a small amount of mutton tallow or almond oil after bathing to soften the skin. Exiza R. Pankon.
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Exiza R. Pankon
His First Hour in the Country
A cryptic fragment reads like a local note about a new arrival in the countryside. It hints at a mother and baby, a sudden disruption, and a playful jab at travel mishaps or curiosities.
Quack Remedies Advertised for Cold Cure Exposed
A jumble of药ine claims and mock testimonials from 1900 cites cures for consumption bronchitis and whooping cough. Names like Washington Post Pike's Toothache Drops and Hexsie's Croup Cures appear amid promotional snippets and dubious assurances.
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Jiste
Pike
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Female Ailments
A Mrs Elton Riptey letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing ulceration of the womb and other female troubles after fifteen years of support as a trusted remedy. The note warns of a counterfeit claim offering five thousand dollars and urges women to use Pinkham's product for irregular menstruation, leucorrhea, and related debilities.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Elton Riptey
Paradise for Sportsmen in Pocono Mountains Tourism Card
Vague OCR text touts Pocono mountains as a health and sport destination near the Delaware and Lackawaxen route. Mentions hunting, large game, camps, preserves, and revived activities along a great rail link between New York and the Great Lakes.
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Pocono Mountains
Norern
Penassivia
Lune
Delaware
Lackawa Wren
New York
Great Lakes
The Last Word Mrs Jigshy and the Argument over Wives
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune item shows a humorous debate about obedience in marriage. A speaker argues a wife should follow her husband while another voice counters with defiance, reflecting domestic dispute tone.
Sensoumblie Sentinecut Excerpt From Yale Record
Fragmentary excerpt describes a romantic country by the coast with dramatic seaside imagery and a fishing smack heard among waves. The draft voice hints at place, mood, and coastal scenery.
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Tee
Yale Record
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Timothy
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Maple Street
Norwich
N.Y
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Caraga Daily News
Hexsie
Putnam
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Robert Barr
Israel Zanzwill
Gen
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Onie Read
Diary E. Wilkins
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George Ade
Octave Thanet
Irving Bachelor
Elizabeth Phipps Train
Henry Galinp Paine
H.S. Candeld
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Grees
Atlanta
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