Reverend Dr Thomas E Green Declines Iowa Bishop Post
Rev Dr Thomas E Green of Cedar Rapids declined the appointment as Bishop of Iowa until election is ratified by a regular convention. Born in 1857 in Pennsylvania, he studied at Princeton and served at Eighth Presbyterian in Chicago before joining the Episcopalian ministry. He led Parace Church Cedar Rapids for ten years, building the state's largest parish.
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Iowa
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Pennsylvania
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Chicago
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St. Andrew’s
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Rapids
Moody's Faith: Root and Flower of Confidence
Dwight L. Moody argues in the Ladies' Home Journal that faith is a universal root from which confidence grows. He calls faith essential to business and economy, noting its role in banking, markets, and trust in individuals and nations, and describes faith as the bond binding families.
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Reflections on Faith Morals and Courage in Life
A compact meditation on faith and virtue noting that adversity reveals character, education is a wise investment in children, and meek preaching can move souls. It contrasts worldly pursuits with spiritual goals and highlights gentleness, mercy, and divine guidance as keys to influence.
Achells GLOBE LIGHTS Quips and Rural Anecdotes
A collection of quips about social pretensions, business, and small town life. A South Atchison woman is timid, a Atchison girl gains notice for looks, and a farmer's son reveals a simple country scam. The pieces mix humor with Everyday ethics and reminiscences from local life.
Toleration and fidelity in religious service
The late Archbishop of Canterbury embodied tolerance toward other religious workers. He recalled a traveler from India to illustrate how long exposure to diverse worship diminishes sectarian controversy. He urged fidelity to principles while showing courtesy to those of different denominations serving the same God and Father.
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Heroism Without Suffering and Quiet Fidelity
The text argues that merit lies in patient steady fidelity to Christ in small duties, not only in grand sacrifices. Daily acts of teaching and guiding a child, done with wisdom and perseverance, can save more than dramatic martyrdom. Conscientious living is valued as a powerful witness.
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Meeting Trials Imagination The God-stayed
The fragmentary text hints at a discussion or column titled Meeting Trials imagination. It mentions God-stayed but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to identify a specific historical item.
Young writer taunts Dr. Holmes over poetry book
A young man boasts of editing a poetry collection and his efforts, claiming perfection and research, only to face harsh criticism for omissions and a mere hundred dollars in reward. The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table reacts with sarcasm as a passerby drags filter.
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Confession of a Millionaire Promotes Stomach Bitters
A millionaire credits hard work as the secret to success. He spent years earning dollars and sacrificing health, now investing to recover it. The ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as restoring health by aiding the stomach and curing dyspepsia and indigestion.
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Working overtime after buying the shop
A worker with a dinner pall confronts a fellow worker about long hours. The owner explains he must work more than eight hours a day to run the shop after purchasing it, while the outsider notes the union schedule. The tale echoes changes in work norms after ownership shifts.
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Time and Money Save with St Jacobs Oil Advice
Delightful weather prompts fresh air and wellness tips yet warns about lumbago. The passage urges using St Jacobs Oil to address back pain promptly.
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World Missionary Societies Reach Global Reach
Statement by Rev. Dr. Strong shows 249 missionary societies across United States Great Britain Continental Europe Asia Africa and Australia. They run 4 694 stations 15 200 out stations with 11 695 missionaries 65 000 native workers and about 1 250 000 communicants. Combined income approx 13 000 000 dollars.
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Grain-O A Grain Beverage for Children
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a nutritious coffee substitute for children. It claims Grain-O consists of pure grains, tastes like coffee when prepared, and costs about 44 as much. Available from grocers in 15c and 25c sizes.
Queen of Holland Receives First Herring by Parcel Post
During a Swiss visit the Queen of Holland was presented with the season's first herring by parcel post from a Dutch fisherman. The note stated it as the gift and Her Majesty had it cooked and eaten promptly.
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Promises One Day Cold Cure
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee. Claims the genuine product bears L B Q on each tablet and notes a 25 cent price.
No Objection to Children. A Colored Girl in New York Weekly
A brief dialogue notes an employment agent stating one girl does not object to children. The Madam questions origin asking if from Virginia. The agent answers no, saying from the Cannibal Islands.
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Coughs and Consumption Promises and Advertising
A collage of old ads touts Kemp's Balsam as a cough cure with free sample bottles and small price sales, plus St Jacobs Oil for muscle distress and Pico's Cure for Consumption praised by a La. reader. The text notes Rochefoucauld on management, a joke about grass seed and a Norwegain note on corn use.
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Unclear Short Text Fragment Urges Reassessment
A fragmented line shows a speaker addressing someone as they are, mentioning not quite seas and a close approach to a chair. The readable portion hints at dialogue or stage directions but lacks clear context or attribution.
Avoid the Night Air and Neuralgia Cured by St Jacobs Oil
A vintage advertorial warns against damp cold night air and neuralgia. It claims St Jacobs Oil will cure neuralgia regardless of cause or duration. The copy stresses relief from lingering pain with this remedy.
The Magazine Trade and Public School English Debate
Notes on magazine publishing trends and the claim that public schools have improved English writing. The text contrasts current wording with past dialect stories and suggests schools now enable nearly everyone to write English correctly.
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies
An old health notice warns against Mercury based catarrh ointments and extols Ball's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It stresses using prescribed medicines from reputable doctors and offers Ball's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
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Col Frank J Queen Dies at 92 in Birmingham
Col. Frank J. Queen aged 92 died in Birmingham Alabama. He was married to Daniel Boone’s daughter who died ten years ago. Queen helped Boone drive Indians out of Kentucky.
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Try Grain O a grain drink like coffee for all
Try Grain O offer to grocers shows Grain O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. Claim it has rich mocha like color, gentle on stomachs, and is priced 15c and 25c per package with widespread grocery availability.
Elephant beetle of Venezuela largest insect weighs half a pound
The elephant beetle of Venezuela is cited as the world’s largest insect with a full grown specimen weighing about half a pound.
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Lane's Family Medicine Promotes Daily Bowels and Health
A historic notice describes Lane's Family Medicine as aiding daily bowel movements for health, with gentle action on the liver and kidneys. It claims relief from sick headaches and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents.
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Spain's Origins From Fourteen Kingdoms Revealed
Spain formed from fourteen medieval kingdoms and grew into a modern nation with an area around 196 thousand square miles and a population near 47 million.
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North Western Line to California Announces Favorable Travel Rates
Excellent service on the North Western Line to California with low single and round trip rates for the season. First class and tourist sleeping cars available daily year round. Weekly personally conducted tourist car parties to California and Oregon. Multiple routes offered without extra charge. Details from Chicago and North Western Railway agents or connecting lines.
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Home Seekers Cheap Excursions on North Western Line
On December 6 and 2 the North Western Line will sell home seekers excursion tickets to Western and Southern points at very low rates. For tickets and full information apply to agents Chicago & North Western Railway.
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Florence A Wolfe Recalls Womb Inflammation Cure
Florence A Wolfe of 5 St Lancaster Ohio writes that for years local doctors said she had inflammation of the womb and that after following your advice she is now perfectly well.
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Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for Health Change
Mansfield Louisiana resident Tirs. W. R. Bates reports relief from painful menstruation leucorrhea and lower bowel discomfort after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes friends asking why she looks so well and praises the remedy highly.
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Russians Lead Holy Land Pilgrimage Traffic
Russians undertake the largest pilgrimages to the Holy Land with an annual visit count estimated between 30,000 and 40,000. The figure reflects ongoing religious travel patterns among Russian pilgrims to Palestine.
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Palestine
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