Missions in China and the Protestant mission movement
A long discussion reviews American foreign missions to China, the treaty protections for religion, and Protestant denominations involved. It references a Baldwin work on foreign missions, the 19th century church apparatus, and calls for safeguarding missionaries and converts amid tensions with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams College
Ameritas
Perview
Perere
Seethera
Iret
Newmeg
Tete Ketermeed
United Preatsteran
Covenanters
Cumberland Presisterica
Termes Reformed
Loathers Maptieta
Evamerteal Letherass
Ametivas
Pelecate
Baldwin
William Walter Weill
Ty Wold
United States
China
Oltet
Cam Sford
America
SL. Baldwin
Eaton & Mains
New York
Dr. Baldwin
McAmrsica! Council
American entries named for Paris track canoe events
The New Paris exhibit announces American entrants for the athletic canoe events at Marin, listing college and university athletes with distances and event names. Names include Linda Harroughs, William Arthur Melony, Harvey S. Lert, FG Moteney, and Bart Ruadicep among others, with several events like 30 meters and 6 meters hurdles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ts Spakling
Parte Exposite
Marin
Imibelet
Aml Elf
Folkes
Champteeship
Poe Racit Barticves
Serturre
Peters
Barty Ruadicep
Fashion's Fancies in New York Sun Style Review
The piece surveys current fashion toward warm gowns and light fabrics. It notes turbanned forms of cream and silk with lace, Cameo brooches, and embroidery accents. Lingerie styles in white lace and cotton dominate, with belts, capes, and tailored peignoirs highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Paria
Viches
Marie Anteinette
la Peer
Leer
Bathine
Exercise Versus Medicine and Domestic Health Tips
The text argues exercise as a remedy beside medicine, noting people often prefer medicine over physical activity. It discusses tonic and appetite effects, cautions against heavy foods and drinks, and suggests simple home skin care and gentle routines. It includes a brief local joke about a relative and a proverb about slow but sure health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greerai
Ieee
Bert Wat
Fragmented Southern Gleanings Wire Service Note
A jittery OCR dump from Southern Gleanings covers weather hopes, crop prospects, and scattered notices. It mentions the New Orleans Picayune, Norfolk dispatches, and various names in a collage of agricultural and local items with weather and market hints. The piece is fragmentary and reads like a clotted paste of telegraphed summaries and clipped anecdotes.
Always Dressed On
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions being well dressed and rich, with garbled phrases about clothing and a Wednesday reference, implying a lifestyle or social note rather than a clear event or person.
Peranae remedy claims cure for summer catarrh
A testimonial letter describes a patient’s recovery from a chronic summer catarrh using a product named Perane. The author asserts permanent relief after three months of treatment and urges others to request a free sample by mail from The Perane Mailes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J Keneetr
Rmeke
Perama
Perens
Sumeer Catarrh
Fragmented OCR narrative hints at social and archaeological discourse
The text blends social commentary with travel and archaeology notes, citing a Mrs Woeediawn figure and mentions of Cottage Grove, a beef purchase, and an archaeologist describing a cake walk as a cosmane relic. It also references Western North Carolina and an old Paris exchange, with fragmented dialogue and scattered quotes about social conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Weetens
Grorers
Cottage Grove
Mra
Elie
New Surgical Remedies Advertised in Indiana Daily Journal
An OCR noisy clipping discusses various medical devices and pills advertised for health improvements. It includes references to telephones, caregivers, and a push for cure guarantees with profits for the seller, mentioning the Indianapolis area and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Remedy advertises foot care powder amid health claims
A newspaper fragment describes a foot care product marketed as a remedy for various ailments with bold claims. It mentions stores advertising the powder and promises of easy relief, while noting consumer interest and potential side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alans
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Etrestiess
Smeericas
Tien Tsix
Cirellenus
Wiliam HL Secord
Chena
Jame 14
Credittebie
Paris
Tee Merk
Jagwar
Brooklys
Exercise
Medicine
Com- Texven
Aew
Ite
Enoch Dodder
Uncle Emoch
Emery of
Martha
Pierre
Nettie
Beekmaa
Theettes
Picayune
Oerete
Ap Tech
Ae Batterson
Lowrie Courier Journal
Menke
Bern
Specite
Bel
Cube
Etrat
Dal Castle
Estabindt
Randolph Eran
Qeitman
Dew
Werner
Christ
Mas
Bebe
Norfolk
J.vandhe
Partere & Con
Liverpool
Partee &Co
Vanghe
Jeter Heeckel
Fartee & Co
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John
Smith
Arkansas
Beem
John Edee
Fisheme Segre
al Gresser
Jennings
Coheerd
Martian
Tebeorer
Pater
Peaningt
Hee Joke L Pramagten
Er-Goterace
Imkets
Alaheme Heme Aneetem
Als
Ford
Act
Geing
Imlias
Hellefontame
Mia
Lesster Nergse
Strater Morgan
Alazema
Leder
Peninsula & Occidental Steamship Co
Ederster
Sade
Vanderbilt University
Annie Comer
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constetion
Evansad Ga
Europe
Sgrooper
Cnstea Mall
Carter
Perny
Reece
MTS
M. Ciabh
France
Tod Freechman
Land
The
Sky
North Carolina
Freech
Archaeology
Getasiat
Hhe Cosmane
Jack
Annette Bae
Detret Journal
Tesis
Hartford
Mart
Kasnestons
Eadermuid
Deereenta
Jacteum Boater
Ledies Perieriy
James
Indanapole Journal
Mitchells
oGmitall
Jena
Aa Neary
Adame Popes
Loteanpelte Journal
Anne
Lydia
Plakham
Castoria
Ingchester
Mew Hager
Oa &C
Miaguire
Fdicine CO
Pectin
Schoo
Sos
la Creole
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