Revival as a Great Net of Souls in Modern Times
Rev Talmage compares revival to a vast fishing net brought by Christ, urging large gatherings of converts while warning against cold ministries and passive faith. He cites historical figures who embraced revivals, warns ministers against obstruction, and envisions a worldwide spiritual mobilization akin to a great telegraph of religious outreach.
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Simon
Christ
Jolee
Church Fame
Gospel
Netill
United States
Feehouse
Matthew Henry
Mt Hares
Mibella Giatam
Whese Beans Wil
Jonathan Edwirns
Gulf Stream
Christendom
Thomas Chalmers Galt
King of the Universe
Wonderful Geyser Well At Joln Shell Farm
A geyser well on Joln Shell’s farm sixteen miles east of Bloomington Indiana shoots water and gas hundreds of feet into the air. The four inch tube reaches 209 feet and, after a week, gas expelled a 600 pound dial to eighty feet. Water mixed with gas rose 160 feet, threatening to flood the farm. Planks protected the house but were split by the force. a gate valve later controlled the flow. A 100 point opening sent a 125 foot water jet heavenward. Thousands visit the site daily.
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Joln Shell
Bloomington
Mr.Shell
Chicago
Effects of Electric Lights on Foliage in Cities
In large cities with few shade trees the foliage shows no visible damage from electric lights. In towns with lights the leaves appear wilted and blighted, as if touched by a harsh breath. A meeting of the Eastern aborientalist concluded trees need darkness to sleep, and continuous light ages them prematurely. Nearby trees not exposed to illumination retain color and brightness, supporting this explanation.
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Chivaco Herald
Diphtheria Antitoxin Shows Positive Test Result
Reports describe early tests of antitoxin on diphtheria with promising outcomes. Officials note temperatures rose briefly but returned to normal, while throat symptoms improved within hours. Further trials and broader deployment are planned, with doses to be distributed to stations.
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Cohen
Wild boars killed near Paris and tonic cures advertised
From Andalussia Alabama claims Tetterine cures eczema cases. Advertisements promote Syrup of Pigs as a laxative for families. A driver dies recently from glenders. Deafness cure claims offer one hundred dollars for catarrh related deafness. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with circulars. Rain New Jersey and New York show increased activity. Ripans Tabules promise to improve stomach condition and brighten eyes.
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Paris
Hall
F. J. Cengo & Co
Toledo
F. Druggista
Scientific and Industrial Advances and Observations
A survey of diverse scientific notes covers aluminum used in nail and heel plate manufacturing for German soldiers, frog and toad insect consumption, oil meal protein value, cost comparisons of animal foods versus staples, zinc extraction in Sweden, electric light as fish bait, weather forecasting from sun photographs, atmospheric halos signaling storms, extremely cold frozen air, torn metal tests at Sandy Hook, graveyard soil analysis by Dr James B Young, and nickel steel shafting in the American Line steamship Paris.
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Sweden
Berlin
Somme
Sandy Mook
N. 1
Chase
James B. Young
Edinburgh
Scotland
Royal Society
Paris
President Fires Official Over Cab Fare Allegation
The President dismissed an official from the Ministry of Commerce who charged 610 dinars in cab fares to the government. The firing follows an official inquiry into improper expenses and government misuse of funds.
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Pranee
Ministry of Commerce
Nnat Sa
First-class Men and Women in Demand in Dine of Business
A fragmentary notice lists professionals and merchants in demand, mentioning individuals such as Fe Hinson and Lizzi n Fennin in Harristury Pennsylvania. It references various products and prices including Corrom sells in Liverpool and Prancr's bicycle tax, alongside patent remedies like Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Karl's Clover Root, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper ad mix.
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Fe Hinson
Disjointed OCR Item Lists Dr Isaac Thompson Mentioned
Partial readable lines show a mention of Dr Isaac Thompson with fragmented phrases about a topic or event. The text lacks clear date location or outcome details but implies a medical or academic reference tied to a bortie or similar term. Further readable context is needed for a precise card.
Fragmentary auction note on cattle sale for Mr Grant
A partial notice shows a cattle sale involving a Mr Grant and a property in Willen or Werdeen area with a half interest bought for an Irish sum. The readable figures hint at a high price and an average sale value, but the fragmentary text prevents full details or exact amounts.
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Grant
18 to be Was Peng lews new hant ASVIVRUL
No coherent readable facts available from the fragment.
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Penglews
The Business Man's Lunch and Patent Remedies
An 1890s style advertisement urges busy men to treat stomach distress with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for quick relief and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify and enrich blood. It extols improved digestion, nerve vitality, and overall health, claiming benefits from using these preparations after overindulgence or dyspepsia.
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Dr Pierce
Lr Pierce
Pierce
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