David C Cook Publisher of Sunday School Literature
David C Cook of Chicago a noted publisher of Sunday school literature was born in East Worcester New York in 1650 the son of Methodist minister E S Cook. He began teaching in Chicago at seventeen and after the 1871 fire joined others in relief work founding Everybodys Mission in North Chicago later organizing multiple missions and schools in Chicago including Lake View and Elgin efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiiancer Putisher
David C. Cook
Chicago
East Worcester
New York
E. S. Cook
Pavipc Coor
Kim
North Avenue Mission
Lake View Mission
Lake View Union Schools
Race Sunday School
Elgin
Chen
Fragmented OCR: Vague Historical Text Fragments
A garbled OCR passage lists snippets of names, places, and phrases with no clear narrative. It mentions individuals like J.C. Sisspsos and a Marquess, therapeutic references, and scattered terms such as prison, captors, and a medical tincture, but contains no cohesive event or identifiable report.
From Head to Foot Dr Piercey Discovery Tonic Promises Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Piercey rolden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and restorative tonic. It claims to treat la grippe pneumonia fevers and general debility, improving all organs and bodily functions. The copy guarantees a refund if no benefit or cure is seen.
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Piercey Rolden
Syrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting, prompt remedy for kidneys bowels and cleansing the system. It claims to dispel colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation and to be the only remedy of its kind. Sold in 500 and 1 bottles by leading druggists with prompt procurement if not on hand.
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New York Times
West Point
U.S. Academy
Earthquake Waves and Slang in 19th Century notes
The piece explains earthquake waves originate at the underwater focus and form towering tsunamis like a wall when reaching shallow seas, with Lisbon and a Peru coast example. It then shifts to notes on slang entering English, citing bos h and gallivant as evolving terms, and a cartoon about a collector insisting on space for Columbus portraits.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Peru
Frederick D. Chester
St. Nicholas
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Torpris
Vietuaia
Ialveston New
Pho Schurla
Gantisaender
J.C. Sisspsos
Marquess
W. Val
Sare
Poveun
Pesanee
Booten Gazette
Haue
Henney
Horcheund
Tarre- Hever
Tige
Touthse
Linounnatil Noy
Perak
Pest
Natick Asfo Spring
Baltimore
Louisville
Smyrna
de. Sage
Gatarrh
Shild
J. J. McGovortox
Beans
AveEn
Cochran
Priceedese Bradfield Regulator CO
Dreggacs
Atlanta
Garfield
Batfield
California
Francisco
Cal
York
Dr.kilme
Linuists
Ciude
Frag
Dr. Kriaen & Co
Breananton, N. F
Scott
Scott & Bowne
South Sth
Avenus
Ely
CS. Memminen
Price Ely Brotucer
Niky
Mal
Warren St
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Christopher Columbus
Chicago Tribune
Salvation Oil
W. Baker & CO
Stove
Opi
DE J. Stephens
Lebanon
James Pyle
The
Companion
Larry
Mat
Amanda M. Douglas
Armato
Charles W. Clarke
Cherrycroft
Edith E. Stowe
Pauline Wesley
Sam
M. G. McClelland
CC. A. Stephens
Homer Greene
United States Army
John Gibbon
Charles King
Wesley Merritt
Archibald Forbes
Mr. Gladstone
Drew
Sherman
Minnie Sherman Fitch
Gen. McClellan
George B. McClellan
President Garfield
Molly Garfield Brown
Naval Academy
Washington
Carroll D. Wright
Amelia E. Barr
S. B. Luce
U.S. Com
Weather Bureau
Jean Gordon Mattilf
Henry Ward Beecher
Marion Harland
Charles R. Miller
Austin Peters
R. P. Porter
Alexander Wainwright
Col
John, M. Wilson
W. F. Low
U.S. N
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul
Windsor Castle
Marquis of Lorne
Belgium
Brussels
Russia
Charlies Emory Smith
London
Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens, Jr
Frances Wynne
Knittin
Susan
Uncle Dan
Mountainville
Hadramaut Sands
Leon Kestrell
Parshley
Uncle Sim
Bain McTickel
Jimmy
Cedar Swamp
W. 5
Baker
D. C. Kingman
U.S. A
Bes Hut
Lew Wallace
Edwin Arnold Nene
India
Rudyard Kipling
Davis
Potter Palmer
Lady Blake
Eesse
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