Prayerful Verse Attributed To James G Clark
A devotional poem attributed to James G Clark expresses trust in divine guidance and comfort. It asks for Father’s ear and angelic presence during grief, hardship, and temptations, seeking rest, strength, and eternal peace through faith. The text centers on prayer, guidance, and celestial reassurance.
Luther's Reformation Jubillean Note in Morning Prayer
A lengthy 1890s-leaning sermon excerpt discusses Luther, the 400th anniversary of his birth, and the Lutheran church in America. It extols Luther as key to Protestantism, notes Berlin's edition of his works, and urges unity while condemning church scolding. It also includes praise for Luther's lasting influence on theology, state, school, and family.
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Christ
David
Satan
God
Job
Martin Luther
Luther
Wittenberg
Augustine
Ife
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Berlin
William
Pastor Knaaker
America
Washington
Charles Porterfield Krauth
Lutheran Seminary
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Krauth
Kingdom of Heaven
Jones
Neighbor Brown
Neighbor Jones
Brown
Favorite Prescription Boosts Health Reported by Friend
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York notes his friend suffered greatly but by using the Favorite Prescription is now perfectly well. J Bailey of Burdett New York supports the testimonial.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Bailey
Burdett, N. Y
Pather and Kindred Diseases Explain Illness
Johnny asks about kindred diseases as Smithy explains a disease running through a family. The piece mentions a Boston Transcript quote about prominent citizens ill with pneumonia and other maladies and promotes Ayer’s Pills as a cure and aid to digestion and blood cleansing.
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Ayer
Pather
Johnny
Smithy
Boston Transcript
Passions of men disturb nature no more
Advertisement asserts that bilious conditions disturb nature's repose and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Liver Pills as the original Little Liver Pills, available from all druggists.
Pastoral Changes Necessary for Congregational Growth
The Baptist Weekly argues that frequent pastorates can harm churches, while timely retirements may benefit the body. A long pastorate can erode numbers, weaken finances through mortgage burdens, and miss new growth, even if the pastor remains spiritually earnest. Sometimes a decisive withdrawal preserves a church.
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The
Baptist Weekly
Brown's Tron Bitters touted for dyspepsia relief
Mr. Hugh L. Kidd of Manchester Virginia reports great benefit from Brown's Tron Bitters for dyspepsia and loss of appetite. The rest of the text promotes moral maxims and contains unrelated admonitions about speech and self-denial.
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Hugh L. Kidd
Manchester, Va
A Lady of England Charlotte Tucker and her works
A historical note profiles Miss Charlotte Tucker, her lineage from James Boswell, and her mission to publish Christian works in India. It highlights her prolific output, nonrepetition, and transfer of texts to England and America. Robert Carter & Brothers issued a five volume edition in crimson binding as a literary Christian monument. The piece ends with a devotional quote and an ad for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup.
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England
Charlotte Tucker
James Boswell
Dr. Johnson
India
Robert Tudor Tucker
Miss Tucker
Christ
Tucker
Robert Carter & Brothers
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James G. Clark
Father
James G, Clark
John Arndt
A. L. Yount
A. M
Part
Israel
Ford
Ierael
New York Observer
George A. Schodde PU
Murray
Buffalo, N. Y
Paula
Baxter
Iowa City
A. L
Felenon
Dr. Bull