Remove the Veil in Luther Portrait by Rev William Kelly
A devotional poem urges readers to honor Martin Luther as a steadfast reformer. It exhorts believers to recall Luther’s bold stand for truth, comparing his unyielding faith to granite amid persecution and noting his enduring fame beyond earthly monuments.
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Luther
Parents and Children Faith and Baptism in Lutheran Thought
A dense editorial fragment argues that parents must raise children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, that fathers bear primary responsibility, that religious instruction belongs with education, and that infant baptism and faith are connected to salvation. It surveys Luther and Lutherans, cites Augustine and Chemnitz, and condemns modern “popular theology.”
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Gerhard
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World’s Dispensary Ad Offers Medical Pamphlet
The Billous dyspeptic or constipated should address with two stamps for pamphlet to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York for information.
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Macaulay and the West Pace of Change in 19th Century Texts
The passage contrasts Macaulay’s tribute to a mother’s love with a reflection on Western migration. It notes emigrant trains and rapid town growth across new states and territories, while warning the church often lags behind secular development and bears increasing loss from neglect.
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Rocky Mountains
Youthful Piety and the Shaping of Manhood
A New York Observer reflection warns that habits formed in youth dictate adulthood. It contrasts pious, industrious youths with deceitful, frivolous ones, illustrating how early traits endure and shape character, faith, and social impact into later life.
Giving is worship says Dr Crosby
Dr Howard Crosby declares giving is worship for all people rich or poor. He argues the poor should give as much as the rich and that no Christian has a right to skip worship through poverty or illiteracy.
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Howard Crosby
Day's Horse and Cattle Powder Promoted for Sheep
Fat sheep for market are advised to receive Day's Horse and Cattle Powder as the preferred supplement. Stock raisers widely buy the product, priced at twenty five cents per one pound package at full weight.
The Trial of Faith Sermon Excerpt
A Methodist Recorder piece discusses faith as a precious tested asset. It cites Job's unwavering trust despite extreme trials and Abraham's steadfast obedience, urging readers not to despair during hardship, for divine care will sustain them.
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Job
God
Abraham
Methodist Recorder
Andrew Marvell and the Bribe That Failed the Statesman
A historical Atlantic essay lauds Andrew Marvell, noting Hall borough’s selection and his refusal of bribery by Lord Danby. It praises Marvell’s integrity, linking his stand to the Protestant legacy, liberty, and modern civilization shaped by reformers who led the way for independent thought and religious liberty.
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Andrew Marvell
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Bos
Atlantic
Removal of Machine Vil by Brown Soap Wash
The procedure states that Machine Vil can be removed by rubbing with brown soap in cold water before washing the entire piece. This method aims to dissolve the substance without damaging the material.
Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Endorsed by Physicians Nationwide
The ablest physicians across the country pronounce Dr Bull's Baby Syrup the best remedy for wind colic dysentery diarrhea and summit complaint in little children. Price 25 cents.
Sediments of the old nature and ship toward eternity
The piece warns against remaining in sin and urges diligence as time drives toward judgment. It uses a ship imagery to show life in motion toward eternity, stressing readiness for Christ's judgment and the growth of Christian friendship through knowing Christ. It quotes Bishop Oster and Spurgeon, and reflects on trials shaping song and faith in God. Phillips Brooks on true growth and friendship closes the excerpt.
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Satina
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Spurgeon
Jesus Christ
Phillips Brooks
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Claim
A medicine advertisement promises quick permanent cure for torpid liver and biliousness. It asserts dullness headaches and bad taste respond to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, available at all druggists.
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