Gospel Archery: Hunt Souls in Secluded Fields
A sermon urges Christians to become mighty hunters before the Lord by using the gospel as a sharp feathered arrow. It compares spiritual archery to ancient long bows, calls for personal consecration, and urges taking the hunt to the streets and prisons to win souls for Christ.
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Jesus
Serrow
Sonla
Christ
Truman Osherme
Mr. Talmage
Yat de Witt
Truman Joe
Bazan
Agincourt
Solway Moss
Neville’s Cross
Paul
Pelix
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Feicles
Theodore Parker
Renan
Huxleys
Spencers
Pennsylvania
Raquette Lake
Adirondacks
Ilifa
Saranac
Big Tupper’s
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Corinth
Wea
Dhureh
Geo
Tremark
Main
Therwausen
Church of God
Mithridates
Huntines
Imim
Domitniius
Temperance Struggle and the Fight Against Drink
An excerpt in Whittier's voice extols temperance as a national duty. It cites prison overpopulation from alcohol, labor worries, and calls for public education to end inebriety, urging women to join the movement and support temperance institutions.
Trumpet Call Sermon on Faith and Self Control
A sermon reflects on warning notes to the unredeemed, stressing self control prayerful life and the danger of hypocrisy. It asserts the need for genuine faith, the transforming power of religion, and that true devotion inspires action not pride.
The Making of Tacks From Hand to High Speed Machine
The piece traces tack manufacturing from manual operation with a vise and hammer to automated systems producing nearly 300 tacks per minute. It describes feeding metal, head formation, sorting, dust removal, polishing, sifting, packing by workers, and the question of where all the tacks go as production expands. It also notes a separate note on J W Steers discussing his father, and the claim that the America Cup had no bottom, a revelation for the New York Yacht Club.
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New York Ledger
J. W. Steers
New York Yacht Club
Geome
Old Lady Credits Pink Pills With Restored Health at Seventy-Two
A Union reporter interviews Mrs. Jase Hotalen of Hainesville New Jersey who, at seventy two, describes a two year rheumatic illness and sciatica that vanished after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She notes rapid improvement within a week and continued benefit with no adverse effects, attributing recovery to the remedy and cautioning that familial weakness may recur. The tale appears in a favorable light to promote Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic offered by Williams Medicine Co andDr. Williams.
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Christ
Jesus
Mrowe
Earth
Heaven
Conan
Lalow
Neven
Union
Port Jervis
W. 1
Williams
Pinl Pilla
Jase Hotaien
Hainesville
N. J
Sussex County
Pink Pilla
Ae Williams’ Mediene Co
Schenectady
Calif Fig
Figs
Hires Root Beer Ad Propels Market Sparks Guffaws
An odd OCR fragment touts Hires Root Beer with garbled slogans. The quirky text hints at a playful, nationwide beverage promotion printed in a mid century newspaper, reflecting era advertising tones and familiar product names.
Improving Knowledge Through Encyclopedias and Self-Education
A fragment urges readers to invest in knowledge and self education through affordable encyclopedias. It promotes broad access to valuable information and learning as a path to personal advancement.
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