Weekday Religion: Talmage Urges Daily Faith in Life
In Brooklyn on September 3 Rev. T. De Witt Talmage preached on Weekday Religion, urging continuous faith over spasmodic worship. He argued prayer, conversation, and work must reflect gospel principles in ordinary life, praising small acts and everyday duties as heartfelt devotion. He cited scripture and stories to urge consistency between life and faith.
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Conference at Treasury Eyes State Bank Reform and Currency
A Washington Treasury meeting with Secretary Carlisle, Speaker Crisp, and Reps Warner and Slall discussed reforms to currency and banking. Proposals include repealing the State bank tax while placing such banks under national supervision and using Treasury securities to back notes. The plan aims to expand bank circulation with elastic, gold-backed notes and to coin seigniorage bullion to ease Treasury needs.
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New Orleans Cotton Crop Report Reveals Yearly Growth and Costs
The New Orleans cotton exchange released the annual crop report detailing a commercial crop of 6,700,000 bales for 1889 90 with a value around 12 50 per bale and total crop value about 284 700 000. It shows state by state production declines and gains alongside rising U S mill consumption and a 55 percent rise in Southern mill use to 744 000 bales. South Carolina Georgia North Carolina and Alabama show notable increases in consumption and output.
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Storm Devastation Across South Carolina After August Gale
Weather Crosp reports the August 27 28 storm ravaged South Carolina causing widespread destruction. Destruction includes cut cotton, shattered fruit trees, washed away crops along rivers, ruined pine forests, and loss of livestock with lives affected. Greenville notes dispensary clerk to be discharged due to low business as part of cost cuts.
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Titi Kvieiw Ask of South Carolina
A fragmentary item references South Carolina figures and titles with unclear names and roles, indicating a local interest or query. The readable portion points to named individuals with initials and affiliations, suggesting a political or civic context.
Treatment Advert for Keeley Cure Methods
Advertisement for treating inebriety opium morphine chloral cocaine nicotine and nervous exhaustion using Leslie E. B Keeley methods by Keeley M D L L D Surgeon Chicago and Alton Railway. For literature or further information please address suitable inquiries.
Machinery Supplies Ad for Columbia S.G. Firm
An advertisement lists wood working machinery and equipment such as engines and boilers, planers, band saws, moulders and grain machinery. It promotes complete wagon factories, sash and door work, plantation saw mills, miscellaneous fittings, and asks readers to write for prices. Manager W. C. Badham, Columbia S.G.
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Ambiguous Request on Machinery Purchases
The fragment asks for permission to make estimates on machinery before purchase. It shows a negotiation context without identifiable people, places, or organizations and lacks clear outcome or action.
Harness and Carriage Goods Store Ad in Columbia
An here offers a wide range of harness and carriage supplies on installments. The ad lists buggies, leather, saddlery items, collars, whips, robes, dusters, nets, oil, soap, dressing, saddles and bridles. Corners at 136 Main Street, Columbia, South Carolina. Trial promises savings.
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