Nervous mothers urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A promotional piece argues nervousness in mothers harms children and self. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best cure, sharing testimonials from Mrs. Chester Curry and Mrs. Charles F. Brown. It invites women to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Chester Curry
Charles F. Brown
Mothers' Club
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Battle for Self Conquest and Comforted Faith Revelations
A religious meditation contrasts self conquest through humility and prayer with comforting faith. The article cites Biblical ideas and sermons by Phillips Bronx and Robert F. Sample D D, urging believers to endure inner battles, seek divine strength, and find hope in God as mortal trials recede. It frames ongoing struggle as part of a higher spiritual ascent toward consolation and eternal joy.
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Ministry of Angels
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Elias
Robert F. Sample
D. D
The Ideal Christian Life and its Daily Call
The text describes the ideal Christian life as knowing God and seeking to do His will, accepting joys and sorrows, trusting God, serving others, avoiding sin, guarding speech, and loving even those we dislike. It links this life to Jesus’ outline of the Beatitudes and to being salt of the earth through humility, mercy, and peace.
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Jesus
A Song in the Night Reflects on Death and Afterlife
Fragmentary prose contemplates Christian views of death as a summit, with the soul crossing to an intervening beyond. It describes saints awaiting resurrection and general judgment, with imagery of rain, glades, and shadows lingering in the night.
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Eloyion
Faiths Aid to True Living by Rev A A Planstiel
A sermon emphasizes faith in God as the source of dignity and noble life. It argues doubt dims the heart, while eras of faith uplift humanity, shaping individuals into better lawyers, politicians, ministers, and Christians. The speaker calls faith the path to the Christlike life on earth.
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Rev
A. Planstiehl
Gods Purpose Warnings Save Lives and Souls
The article argues that gods warnings exist to save life and soul life, rooted in love for humanity. It cites Calvary as the peak of divine compassion and notes moral restraints and motives presented to prevent sinners from ruin, emphasizing mercy over judgment.
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Calvary’s Cross
Succeta Craze Does Good
A reflective piece from the Exchange argues the success craze shifts habits away from drinking. It concedes the drink evil isn’t stamped out but notes increased mercenariness and graft possible. It claims improved physical and mental health may benefit future generations as coarse habits decline.
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Allie
Need of Sense of Sin in Gladstone Sermons
A fragmentary reflection notes Mr. Gladstone’s reverence and a deep sense of sin, claiming the modern world lacks this awareness. It quotes his belief that revival requires reclaiming reverence for the Almighty and lifting eyes toward the hills to discern one’s own depravity.
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Mr. Gladstone
The Necessity of Giving and Christian Character
A fragment reflecting on giving as essential to complete Christian character. It frames giving as the crowning grace and highest excellence, tying generosity to true sympathy and selflessness in faith.
How a Friend Ship Grew
An old Sapolio advertisement describes evolving household reception as Sapolio shifts from familiar to novel. It notes rapid, thorough cleaning benefits for various surfaces, making stubborn stains vanish and complexions appear clearer. Children tolerate scrubbing as the process becomes easier and more effective.
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Sapolio
Sapolio in kitchen myths and a quirky engagement joke
A quirky fragment shows Sapolio used for many tasks from hands to faces and pans. A bold shopper brings home a cake while neighbors compare Sapolio for cleaning, then a playful exchange ends with a joking marriage proposal in Town Toples.
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Jane
Baby Eczema Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Brooklyn mother describes severe infant eczema on her ten month old daughter, with the ear turning black and the face raw. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the skin fully healed without a scar. Signed Mrs Rose Ether 291 Eckford St Brooklyn New York.
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Rose Ether
Eckford St
Brooklyn
Acetylene Jones Investigation Sparks Train Conduction Disarray
Storekeepera and Hotelkeopera urged to probe acetylene gas after a day of great commotion aboard a train from Liverpool to London. The agency brake triggered by rapid jerking, the conductor responding as the communication cord pulled. A passenger named Jady was seen at the window amid the disruption.
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de Thoro
Liverpool
London
Jady
Quarrel Over Marriage Sparks Quiet Domestic Note
A fragment from Philadelphia Press reflects a marital quarrel and the wife seeking support with her mother. The exchange reveals romantic neighbor intrigue and a light, candid tone about domestic life.
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Philadelphia Press
Expenditures in the Purchase of Votes Debate
A fragmentary dialogue questions a candidate's fitness for the U S Senate citing expenditures on vote buying. A father and son discuss work, happiness, and self-denial, while a St Louis Gibbe Democrat remarks that money buys popularity but markets fluctuate.
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United States Senate
Uck
St. Louis Gibbe, Democrat
Australian Leaf Remedy Ad by Mother Gray Co.
An old advertisement describes Australian-Leaf as a monthly regulator for women. It claims to cure female weaknesses backache kidney and urinary troubles and offers free samples by mail from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York.
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New York
Dra
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
Unclear 1900s text fragment on branding and deception
Fragmentary 1900s clipping mentions products like Binder, cigars, and pipes, with commentary on stereotypes and scams. It references Lois, a Peoria factory, and J. W. O’Brien in Minneapolis. Odd ad-like prose touches on trust, blushes, and trickery in labeling without coherent narrative.
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