Bible Lesson on Jehoiakim Burned Roll and divine indestructibility
The August 20 1805 Sunday School lesson recounts Jeremiah 36 reading before Jehoiakim, the burning of the scroll, Jeremiah and Baruch's concealment, and the Lord's command to re write the judgments. It emphasizes that truth endures despite attempts to destroy it and notes Nebuchadnezzar's threat and regal flattery by court followers.
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Jehoahaz
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Judah
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Baruch
Temple
God
Eishama
Jehudi
Jehovah
Aldeign Haye
Pearls for the Little One Finds Kind Boys and Girls
A reflective note praises certain youngsters who treat others kindly. The speaker recalls learning to trust those who show gentleness, describing the observed behavior of boys and girls as the type preferred for companionship and guidance.
Fiendish Suffering and Flies on Window Panes Report
A fragment lists Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims for ulcers sores and cancers with 25¢ price at a local drugstore. It then describes fly locomotion on windows, detailing foot pads hooks and sticky fluid. A quick quip joke about marriage ends the clipping with a Louisville Courier-Journal line.
Word of God Endures Against Persecution and Skepticism
The text proclaims that persecution and philosophical attacks cannot destroy the Word of God. It cites Voltaire and Ingersoll as skeptics, notes a Bible depot in Paris, and cites a Y M C A building on Peoria where a home stood. The piece asserts providential comedy against atheistic claims and ends with a hymn-like call to spread light through truth.
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Jesus
God
Voltaire
Paris
Ingersoll
Bob
Y. M
Peoria
Word of God
They Were Gluttons The Gormands Of The Eighteenth Century
A vivid portrait of eighteenth century English gourmands. The article recounts lavish meals at Squire Hill in Teddington with multiple courses. It depicts immense feasts featuring many meats, game, and rich desserts, ending with guests lingering over the mahogany after the cloth is removed.
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England
Squire Hill
Teddington
Falling Bank Cashier Jest Sparks Town Talk
In a Somerville Journal exchange a bank cashier jokes about overdrawn accounts while a public figure jokes about taking a wife next week. The bemused banter features Miss Gadd and Mr Batchellor as the witticisms pass between residents.
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Miss Gadd
Jack Poorsley
Batchellor
Siga Iam
Somerville Journal
Peculiar Disappearance Claim A New Life Pills Remedy
J D Runyan of Butlerville Indiana reports his painful symptoms of indigestion biliousness dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation disappeared after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. Henry M Langerak drug store guarantees them at 25 cents.
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J. D. Runyan
Butlerville, C
Dr. King
Henry M. Langerak
They Appeal to Our Sympathies Digestive Health Remedy Advised
The writing promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for biliousness and dyspepsia, claiming they invig orate the stomach and liver, regulate digestion and bowels, and are sold by F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Chamberlain
F.D. Stubenrauch
A Touching Story of a Saving from Death
Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Maryland recalls his baby girl’s bout with throat trouble at 11 months. Two doctors gave her up but after four bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds she recovered and is now in perfect health. Henry M Langerak’s drug store offers a 50 cent and 1.00 dollar bottle with a free trial bottle.
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Geo. A. Eyler
Cumberland
Dr. King
Henry M. Langerak
Trail Signs Used by Indians and Hunters
A Country Life In America writer details trail signals used by Ojibways and other woodland tribes with ax blazes and twig signs, and recalls mountain guides and buffalo hunters signals. It notes the two rapid-fire shots and a single reply as a distress call, plus the Assam 1807 earthquake aftershocks lasting years.
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America
Public trust in Electric Bitters cure celebrated
Public is aroused to the curative merits of Electric Bitters a tonic for sick stomach liver and kidneys Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus writes I was dying with fever ague wrecked nerves sleepless stomach weak from useless drugs after starting Electric Bitters I found relief and was cured Henry M Langerak guarantees the remedy at his drug store price
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
Henry M. Langerak
Balloon trip typo clears wish to end life distress
A woman known as Mme X faced distress after her husband left a farewell note claiming he would quit the world. Two days later he returned in good spirits, having been up in a balloon. Ill health is blamed on a disorder of the stomach and quickly cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Bowels medicine.
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Mme, X
Adelaide
Thia World
Nervine Advertisement Claims Quick Nervous System Relief
An adorial note promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve food and medicine to restore vitality. It cites Otto Kolb of Evansville Indiana and a wife recovering from typhoid fever, claiming rapid sleep improvement after three doses and full cure with continued use. The Miles Medical Co advertises guarantee with refund if not benefiting.
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Miles
Otto Kolb
Evansville
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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