Endurance in Well Doing and Harvest Time
A 1903 sermon extols perseverance in faithful labor, likening harvest to spiritual maturity. It contrasts sowing with cultivation and patience, urging believers not to weary in well doing as they await God’s appointed harvest. It emphasizes enduring trials, future fruit, and the returning joy of reaping souls.
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Lerehard Praser
Judging by Appearances Misleads at Waterloo Banquet
A North western Christian Advocate tale warns against judging by looks. At a Waterloo banquet Wellington’s snuff box vanished amid suspicions of an old officer who refused to submit pockets. The box reappeared next year, and the officer explained poverty drove his resistance. The duke forgave but lessons linger.
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Wellington
Vattle
Chicago man claims X ray color change for diamonds
W C Fuchs of Chicago says his five year effort yields an X-ray process to color diamonds and gems. He reports permanent color change options from white to green brown and black and notes topazes pearls may also respond. He plans to protect part of the method as he furthers development.
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Mr. Fuchs
Chicago
Fuchs
King
Edward
Orther
Petrel
Rockeries Create Scenic Hedges With Shade Plants and Stones
An article explains building rockeries to beautify homes with ferns and wild shade flowers like anemones and lady slippers. It advises partial shade on north sides, large mossy stones, moisture management, and natural, irregular layouts to mimic woodland grace, with stone banks for rain capture and a slope-centered placement for best effect.
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Country Gentleman
Holder for Milk Cans Plan Ends Messy Pouring
An inventor explains a simple contrivance to keep milk cans clean during handling. Two stakes with bolts form a frame in the ground, letting the can hang by a handle so it can be emptied and bottom washed without lifting. The device claims to ease tasking and reduce annoyance.
Little Fruit Notes Unfermented Arate Pace
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fruit notes and unfermented arate pace. No clear persons organizations places dates or concrete facts available. Summary focuses on readable fragments about fruit notes and pace.
Boy seeks Manila extract for ice cream flavoring
The druggist questions the boy who struggles to recall a distant place with many soldiers. After hesitating between Fort Sheridan Manila and the Philippines, the boy finally names Manila and asks the price of a bottle of Manila extract to flavor ice cream.
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Fort Sheridan
Philippines
Manila
Chicago Tribune
Japanese Invention: Automatic Abacus Patented in Japan
Ryoichi Yatto, a Japanese inventor, has patented an automatic abacus counting machine. It performs addition subtraction multiplication and division quickly and accurately, reportedly faster than contemporary foreign machines. The Japanese model costs about one third as much as top German makes.
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Ryoichi Yatto
The Excuse He Made
A Berlin manufacturer challenged a lieutenant to a duel after feeling insulted. At the hour set, the manufacturer did not appear until a messenger delivered a letter explaining his wife would not permit him to fight.
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Berlin
Street Car Fare Change Rules In New York
In New York, street car conductors are instructed to refuse any fare larger than a two dollar bill due to limited change. Most fares are paid with nickels, followed by dimes, quarters, halves, and pennies in that order.
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New York
Workforce and gender, European population notes
The British post office employs 182.5 persons with 79 562 in the finished service and a ratio of women to men near one in five. Last year 962 were dismissed for dishonesty and intemperance and 253 lost good conduct stripes. Europe shows a female majority overall but many countries still have more men including Italy Greece Roumania Bulgaria Servia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Italy
Greece
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Penny-press housing ads in London announce rooms and servants
In London a penny buys advertisement space in a public machine. The advertiser writes a note offering rooms, a servant, or a situation, and drops it in with the penny. The machine prints the notice back in the writer's own words for public viewing.
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London
Nickel-in-the-slot ticket sale at Baden railway stations
Nickel machines installed at Baden railway stations offer platform admission tickets for two and a half cents for passengers without other tickets. The new device enables travelers to access platforms easily, providing a simple fare option amid rail travel.
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Baden
Berlin Holds Over Half Of German Banking Capital
The German Economist reports the aggregate capital of 322 German banks at £554,250,000 with more than half located in Berlin.
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Berlina
Berlin
Curious decline of diction and education in Newcastle notes
A clipped column comments on the misuse of popular and death by self harm with carbolic acid as a rising method. It then notes a line about women and dance and ends with Mrs Humphrey Ward opening a new school in Newcastle for educating mentally and physically defective children by the local school board.
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Humphrey Ward
Newcastle
England
Barber Quarrel About Coughs Ends Without Injury
In Philadelphia a man in the chair coughed and clashed with a barber over liberty to cough. The barber warned him, the patron vowed to cough anyway, and escaped after paying. The boss laughed at the Colorado context of shaving consumptives and cold chills.
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Philadelphia Record
Colorado
Colorado Springs
At Home in a Hack by Roosevelt and Guests
Roosevelt, John Burroughs, John Muir and others share campfire reminiscences in the West. Muir recalls a polar bear encounter near the Arctic Circle. Burroughs mentions thrilling experiences. a statesman speaks of whale hunting. cowboys face strenuous moments. One man claims no tales, noting he has never ridden a horse, jokingly saying he is “out of sight in a hack.”
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John Burrougha
John Muir
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High Church Wedding Ambitions Spur Spire Elevation
AMid summer bride to be argues with a friend over a high church wedding. The betrothed confirms plans despite her father’s wish to outdo others by funding a 50 foot taller spire for the church. The exchange hints at social pressures and fashion in wedding rites.
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Public Letter Promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills by Miss Bradshaw
Miss Ethel Bradshaw writes of kidney trouble and endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure. Dr. Dunaway of Benton, Illinois, says they are best for kidney troubles and claim to cure diabetes in late stages.
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Widow Examines Husband's Grave Marker In Quiet Moment
A widow views the grave of her husband with calm tears and mixed emotions. An assistant encourages a careful examination to ensure nothing is wrong and to adjust the inscription as needed.
Banquet Toast Honors Absent Men in Stray Stories
The toastmaster at the Moonevhag banquet saluted a man who lost an arm and a leg in service. The event, titled Our Absent Men, recalled brave figures as Banklurk comments on the proceedings amid mixed feelings.
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Moonevhag
Peruna Promoted for Summer Health in Brooklyn Letter
A Brooklyn reader endorses Peruna as a reliable tonic for hot weather, claiming it helps prevent malaria and the worn out look. The letter praises Peruna for mucous membrane health and suggests writing Dr. Hartman in Columbus for guidance.
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Carroll St
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N.Y
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Hartman
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Hartman Sanitarium
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Pleasant Time in Prospect Stray Stories Snippet
Fragmentary dialogue from various papers features a theme of flirtation and sharp retorts. The dialogue includes a boast about sharps and a young bride unsure of a baked item as a domestic moment intercuts with urban tease.
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims
An old advertisement collage touts Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a money back guarantee. It cites testimonials and humorous quips from various voices, including a Chicago Daily News line and aristo quotes, set in a 1900 framing.
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer Free Trial Claim
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills easing aching backs and joint pain while dissolving calculi and gravel. It cites relief from headaches sleeplessness and nervousness and includes a customer testimonial praising instant back pain relief after trying the pills.
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Dean
Stephen Schaefer
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