Feeding the Five Thousand Lesson for May 27 1806
Jesus and disciples retreat near Bethsaida while the crowd seeks him. He challenges them to feed the multitude, yielding five loaves and two fishes to a divine transformation. The miracle shows God’s abundance when resources are consecrated to his service and urges use of one talent for the Lord.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
Capernaum
Bethsaida Julius
Jordan
God
Christ
Veryone
Postmaster Robbed at River stod In nearly lost life
Riverstod Indiana postmaster G W Fouts reports a violent robbery that left him nearly dead. He credits Eletric Bitters for curing his 20 year liver complaint and jaundice, saying the remedy kept him well for eleven years. The ad touts Bitters as a cure for biliousness neuralgia and all stomach liver kidney and bladder derangements. Henry M Lange rak's Drug Store sells it for 50 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverstod
Henry M. Langerak
Forget It In Friendship Lessons From A Ferry Passage
A writer recalls two girls arguing softly behind a ferry, one urged to forget the hasty words. The tale echoes the value of letting insults pass to preserve long standing friendships. The passage also promotes Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar and Kodol for dyspepsia as remedies, urging trust in digestion aids to relieve digestive disorders.
One Cold One Another and Preventive Scotts Emulsion
The season’s first cold may be mild but could become long lasting and troublesome. Do not take chances on a second cold. Scott’s Emulsion is presented as both preventive and curative. Take it now to support health.
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Scott
Remedy Promised For Colds And Inflammation
A historic ad copy touts a treatment to be taken when a cold is contracted. It claims to check inflammation, heal throat and lung membranes, and drive the cold out. The text reads as a period advertisement urging use during illness.
What an Eminent Judge Says About Crime and Drink
Mr Justice Hawkins sitting at Durham argues that alcohol is the root of most crime. He cites daily observations linking drink to quarrels, dishonesty, and family ruin, claiming nine-tenths of crime stems from public houses.
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Justice Hawkins
Durham
Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King’s New Discovery
An anonymous Missouri writer recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr. King’s New Discovery, praising its power to restore health and prevent relocation to Arizona. The ad touts it as a supreme medicine for coughs colds and throat and lung issues with a guaranteed trial bottle.
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Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Dr. King
Arizona
Henry M. Langerak
Sohrab and Rustum Endorsement in Library Scene
A public library scene notes a boy requesting Sohrab and Rustum in rhyme and a librarian praising its vitality. The piece cites Youths Companion on children devouring classics and a health ad for Kodol Digestive Aid.
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Sohrab and
Rustum
Matthew Armold
Special Homeseekers Excursions to Michigan via CGW
Tickets on sale March 13 and 27 April 10 24 and May 8 22 at greatly reduced round trip rates. For full information apply to any Great Western agent or P we Rau Mpa Blas
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Great Western
Michigan
Chicago Great Western Railway
Ord. P. We Rau
Blas
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