The Key of Knowledge Lost by Doctors of Divinity
A critical tract argues that the key to knowledge was removed by the Doctors of Divinity, hindering people from entering the truth. It warns that modern teachers perpetuate the same blindness, urging faithful Bible study and heart devotion to know God and Christ.
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Academy of Muewic
Peeter Hussells
Lewser
Gale
Jesus Graiity
Batine
Cormon
Poe
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Oor Lori
Solid topped roads with Good Roads bond funds
The article urges the road commission to furnish exact estimates for three road types funded by bond money. It argues dirt roads waste bond funds and stresses the need for solid topped roads to be usable daily, backing careful investigation and prudent spending.
Vampires in Business Plague Towns Says Public Notice
A local article likens certain debtors to vampires leeching commerce. It calls for a board of constables to remove those with watered stock and no capital who refuse to pay debts, warning honest merchants suffer while such figures compete. The piece urges quick, decisive action.
Good Roads The Salvation Platform Advice
The piece asserts good roads rely on capable leadership and collective effort. It mocks slacking drivers, notes mud fills holes, and warns against bias against road dragging. It urges participation and subscribes to The Eacie as a platform message.
Dreamer muses on wisdom leaks and social pretenses
A rambly column laments vanity and hypocrisy in town life. The writer notes clever talkers, religious showiness, and the contagious spread of foolishness, urging old time virtue and honest work while poking fun at self-styled refined society.
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Eace
Oxford
Court House
Hur
Paul
Red
Aposti
Raligon
Jesus Christ
Jesua
Zemo Seap Free Trial Offer in Thetany and Oxford Ad
An advertisement touts a free trial of Zemo Seap for skin care with a 23 cent bottle offer and a sample soap product. It claims easy access at A Neadel's Drug Store in Oxford and credits 5. W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis as the maker with a 23 cent price for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Eacrac
Oxford
A. Neadel
W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Zemo Skin Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a clear vanishing liquid that soothes itch and skin irritation by applying a small amount to the glands. It claims instant relief, warns it is non sticky, and offers a 35 cent trial at A H Keadel's Drug Store with full product by E W Rose Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno
Tim
A. H. Keadel
E. W. Rose Meticine Co
St Louis
Mowend
Drmaczists
Nine-Tenths of Business Borne Without Money
The article notes gold and greenbacks fade in value while bank notes become less used as the country adjusts to changing money needs. It discusses fluctuations in currency and how business adapts to scarce cash and evolving financial practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtry
Bank currency and the struggle to balance exchange
A historical analysis explains the disparity between total wealth and money in circulation in the United States. It argues that deposit currency, credit through bank deposits, and checks underpin commerce far beyond the amount of physical currency. The piece critiques reserve constraints and calls for banking reform to better meet business needs.
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United States
Eschinge
Acr
Alerys
Com.mere
Farmer’s Markets Offer Year Round Delivery Advantage
The text notes that ceed rerds let a farmer deliver his products any day and sell at favorable market prices, while bad roids force him to take the rival’s price when the other party knows delivery is needed.
Fragmented Older Medical Adverts With Local Notices
A garbled 19th or early 20th century page blends testimonials for Dean’s and St Joseph’s Liver and Crambesizin remedies with local store mentions Kendal’s and Foster-Milburn Co. It weaves in a railroad accident incident and calls for better education of local authorities while promoting various patent medicines and cures. The text names Dean’s, St Joseph’s Liver Tonic, Crambesizin’s Cake, A. Kendel, and Foster-Milburn Co as vendors and notes prices like 35 cents, 50 cents, and $1. It also references an Indian killed on tracks and a general push for roads and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford Citires
Kendel’s
Dean
K. Saal
Foster-Milbern Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Rochelle
Ill
Bettie
H. Kendel
The Trials of a Traveler Records From East Berkshire
Fragmentary notes describe Tama traveling sales in East Berkshire Vermont and mention frequent stomach and liver or kidney troubles. The garbled text hints at medical or personal hardships faced by the traveler during journeys.
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Tama
BE. Younes
East Berkshire
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Pharisees
Pastor Russell
Vampires IN Business
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J. E. McCorkle
Arthur Freeman
Ke Roberts
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AH Beale
Cometry
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Pars
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le Peers
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