Removing Difficulties in the Lazarus Narrative Sermon
The sermon argues Christ works by removing human obstacles to divine power. It urges clearing indifference and sin to let God’s life-giving power reach the soul, comparing spiritual recovery to removing a stone blocking Lazarus’s tomb. The speaker emphasizes personal effort and faith to unlock God’s grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gararne
Mmessinger
Jazarus
Christ
Lazarus
Baerns
Martha
Amy
Acti
Oman
Murses
Odd origins of sea terms unravel nautical etymology
An exploration of how sailor jargon arose from various languages and errors, noting Captain from the Tain Meaputs, coxtwain from the Wye, com mandatore to commodore via Italian, capdet from French, and other terms like starboard, larboard, sheet anchor, and jury arising from mistranslations and usage over centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye
Capdet
Lila Locker
Gan
Jina
The Annual Kansas Wail
Kansas reports a brutal drought season with heat and wind drying grass, burning crops, and cattle starved for water. Farmers fear losses as corn and pasture fail and stock are driven miles for water. The piece notes rising prices, debt, and political overtones amid 184 word of it yes Dorade Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Colorado Tesas
Dorade Republican
Armada Mystery Deepens Under Duke's Search for Wreck
The late Duke of Argyll funds a preliminary dive off Morons to locate the Armada wrecks, led by a Glasgow captain and a famed silver expert. A bronze cane bearing a name and date, a pistol, and other artifacts surface, fueling belief that the Admiral of Florence lies beneath the harbor waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Argyll
Seoul
Spanteh Armaca
Morons
Theodora
Florence
Mer
Purifying Milk and Cream From Weedy Tastes
Alabama Agricultural Experimental Station reports three year trials to remove wild onion and bitter weed flavors from milk and cream. Treatments included water washing, heat treatments, and separator processing. compounds and salts showed limited success and often imparted cooked or off flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookisus Soda
Suleritus
Alabama Agricultural Experimental Station
Smoked Glasses Offered As Hay Fever Remedy
Dr Frank E Stowell of Worcester Mass reports success using colored smoked glasses to block actinic sun rays as relief from hay fever. He notes instant relief, urges others to test the method, and advises varying shade to suit individual sensitivity for early summer hay fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stowell
Worcester
Mass
Colered
Stowell
An Interesting Letter From The Globe Reader
A citizen of the United States writing from abroad discusses future American trade, desire to engage with global markets, and questions about prosperity and policy. He critiques foreign competition, advocates for strategic exports, and warns against overreaching advertising and rash commercial promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
United States
America
New York
Wellor
Amerinita Jn
Krylius
Market shifts raise tariffs on American meats in France
The text notes government changes in tariff policy affecting American cattle pork and other meats. It mentions a new levy of 9.6 cents per 20 pounds and implies France will reduce imports from the United States through indirect measures. The details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setinis
Garmany
United Sheiees
Limpariad
Uhvougi & Ionrapewn County
Irish Gentleman Seeks Infirmary Stay at Doidgal Workhouse
Mr McGrokey, an independent Irish American, resides at Doidgal Workhouse receiving 0 1s weekly for board and lodging. He explains his move is to aid his adviser who visits daily and to ease his emersion, while a successful contractor from Donegal seeks sport and hearth benefits. He plans to return to France once his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrokey
Doidgal
London
Warnfton
McGriorey
MeKinrey
Donegal
Heath
Sean
France
Fragmented Diction Marks Turbulent Scene in Unknown Play
The passage lists a chaotic mix of names and phrases, mentioning Labouchere, Lae bouchers, and Eliane, with scattered references to death, servants, and theatre figures. The text reads like a scrambled draft of lines about actors, roles, and audiences, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raurine
Cnaxianrin
Jean
Eliane
Ely
Mack
O'Connor
Wudy
Interesting Incidents at Waldorf Echoes Webster Visit
A fragmentary account describes Patrick Calhoun recalling prewar days and a visit by Daniel Webster to Calhoun’s grandfather in Columbus. The dialogue hints at wine, political talk, and a staged encounter at the Waldorf, with Webster defending Federalist era ideas amid a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Calhoun
John G. Calhoun
Danial Webstar
New York
Calhoun
Waldorf
Webster
Columbua
Aln
Ewlen
Midelia
Emir Webater
Washington
Wertler
Cathe
Mnold Webster
Lord Roberts Criticism and British Cavalry Reform Views
The London Daily summarizes criticism of Lord Roberts and Sir Evelyn Wood, praising Brigadier-General Scovel and Allied cavalry leadership. It notes army maneuvers in South Africa revealing mobility's strategic value, urging improved reconnaissance, rapid fire, and better coordination to defend London and exploit weak points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.w.walker
London
Evelyn Wook
Mynding
Wrench
Landonavi
Alcralton
Woroh
Scovel
South Africa
Ariel
Africa
Fragmented Text on Early English Interjections and Names
The fragment discusses interjections and names from Norman England and Normandy, noting Jo ves a tradition of exclamations such as Hurrah and wharra. It cites sources like Addison and Evelyn to illustrate imitative sounds and linguistic usage in early English writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Normandy
Atelin
Dex Roe
Dale Rollo
Understanding the Bank of England Discount Rate
A discussion on how changes in the Bank of England discount rate influence global money markets. The piece notes effects on foreign exchange, stock markets in Berlin Paris Vienna and New York, and consumer understanding of these mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
New York
Banc of England
Snk
England
Bank of Agisnd
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Wall Strart
Bank of Enat
Discount Miest
Landon
Rochester Chamber Study Canada Canal Plan Report
The Rochester Chamber of Commerce sent a commissioner to Canada to study canal conditions and waterway prospects. The report notes New York State would face a potential 10 million dollar levy for canal works if the plan advances, with Canadian officials reacting cautiously to the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Canada
York State
Downss
Ganuifan
New York
Tristan island visit yields harsh isolation and barter
The Pall Mail Gaxatwy describes Deugine M. Gane’s account from Tristan D Acunhia mid Ocean, noting whale boats, a wary expedition, and the settlers trading dried fish goats cocoa spirits meat and tobacco. They discuss rugged isolation and limited contact with passing ships.
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Tristan
Deugine M. Gane
Pall Mail
Gaxatwy
Tristan D'Acunhia
Cape Horn
Ione
Thair
Muinbar
Ani Aipalnied
Moslem Unity Threat Seen As Christians Face Rising Sect Conflicts
Historical commentary warns that pan-Islamic movements across Europe Asia and Africa threaten Christian communities. Scholars argue that stronger intercommunication among Muslims and renewed rhetoric could foster a united front against Christianity, with fears of a coordinated uprising from Atlantic to Malayan regions.
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Fedt
Asia
Africa
Christendom
Taliginda
Te Thom
Algor
China
Marth Atella
Morea
Atlantic
Malayan
Christiane
Prison system reform tainted by counterfeiting scandal
The Mississippi and Philadelphia papers report convicts at the state penitentiaries engaging in counterfeit operations. A new plant in the Western frontier produced dimes and half dollars spent in Philadelphia, while inmates allegedly learned plumbing to aid the scheme. Critics link prison mismanagement to broader state corruption, with the Washington Post noting inmates robbing the state as boldly as officials outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monard
Literary Digest
Mississippi
Betastask
Lanin
Priauners
Artera Aed
Philadelphie Mat
Piladelphia
Philadelphia
Ju Hlican State Administration
Bute
Washington’ Post
Pennsylvania ‘Penitentiary
Dutch Proposal to Reclaim Zuyder Zee Across Ocean
The long article outlines a Dutch plan to reclaim virtually all of the Zuyder Zee from the sea, creating vast new farmland and homes. It compares the project to a U S size undertaking, suggesting a new state like Missouri or Texas would be formed to absorb millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duteh
Zuyder Zee
Walter Wellman
Mon Clure
Jathminn Canal
Butch
Holland
Netherlands
United States
Freedom of Women at Girls Friendly Society Meeting
A London gathering of the Girls Friendly Society featured speaker Miss Bishop of London who urged women from all classes to recognize increased freedoms and shared responsibilities. She warned that liberty misused could erode moral standards and affect future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
London
Creighton
Mita
Indieiduil
Hite Herlot
Discovery of a new metal called rellum reported
Edward Mollard, a Frenchman, informs the United States State Department of a new metal rellum. The alloy is claimed to be about one twelfth as dense as aluminum, lighter and more workable, usable for shinbuilding pipes and railroad construction. Its strength is said to exceed lead and tin, slightly below iron, with potential similar to steel in some properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mollard
United States State Department
Sys Engineering News
Discverer
Irott
Tron
Waldorf-Astoria
Gurcon
New, York
Dowie Plans Eight Special Trains for Madison Square Garden
Eight special trains, from many railroads, will carry John Alexander Dowie and his Restoration Host to New York for a mission at Madison Square Garden from October 18 to November 1. Dowie will be recommended by Zion White Royal Choir, Zion City Brass Band, and Zion Restoration officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dowle
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Dowle
Zion White Royal Choir
Zion City Brass Band
Zion Restoration
Health Boost for Nervous System Promises Rapid Recovery
An advertisement touts South American Nervine and Kidney Cure as nerve food and tissue restorer. It cites a Strathaven Ontario businessman and a sensational anecdote about tipping at the Waldorf Astoria to imply broad health benefits. The copy promotes cures for nervous debility and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Stephens
Strathaven
Ont
Catarrh Remedies and Medical Advertisements Notes
An assortment of testimonial and pseudo medical ads tout Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as a cure for catarrh and throat diseases. It features Rev J Laser Grimm endorsement from Springer Pennsylvania and mentions other health claims about liver health and patter about doctors. The items resemble late 19th or early 20th century humor and advertising language.
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Agnew
Dr. Agnew's Cure Promises Heart Relief and Remedies
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heart and a healing salve for nervousness sleeplessness neuralgia hot flashes and general debility. It claims rapid relief for heart disease and urges use of the ointment as a pure medicinal salve with a 35 cent price noted.
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Ayan
France
America
America, But I Could Not Even Obtain Temporary Relief. I Tried Dr. Agnew
Dr. Agnew
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