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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1896

Page

2

King’s Highway Sermon By Talmage On Paths To Heaven

Rev Dr Talmage delivers a vivid sermon on Isaiah’s highway of holiness. He contrasts right and wrong roads, portrays Christ’s road as safe and plain, and extols Zion as heaven where the redeemed find rest, joy, and eternal security.

Ashington Dr Talmage Nubtion Zion Bernard Pass Alps Earth Heaven Simpson Italy Christ Faraday Sharon Christ Jesus Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven God David Heavenly Securities Chamounix Mont Blanc Montanvert Jerusalem Ayul Child of God King's Highway Israel Miriam Terminus King Hell Gibraltar Sebastopol Babylonial King’s Highway Southey Dr. Dick Garden of Light City of Light Palace of Rest

Never Without Help Quote by Elizabeth Charles

A concise quotation attributed to Elizabeth Charles on perseverance and moral effort. It emphasizes that no good work, sorrow, or habit is insurmountable with support and resolve. The passage exhorts humility and determination in facing challenges.

Elizabeth Charles

Up-to-Date Hints On Cultivation And Orchard Care

An Indian agricultural column reviews plant growth basics, soil humus, and sun moisture needs, citing Genesis on seed bearing plants. It notes drought damage in Iowa past summer, advises pasture management, shading effects on leaves, and cautions on sun exposure. It also covers pest control debates, spraying, fruit growing practices, and irrigation success at Kankakee.

Iowa Richard Baker Augustine Gilbert Zonis Ilinois Morrill Michigan Insane Asylum Kankakee

Pasture Management Notes From Indiana Farmer

O Dinwiddle of Lake County Indiana details pasture layout from five to two hundred acres. He groups stock by species, favors horses and sheep together with occasional cattle and hogs, and warns cattle do poorly with sheep. Pastures mix wild mucky loam and tame black loam with June grass and old timothy meadows. Fodder straw and damaged hay fed on pasture near barns. barn yard manure used when needed. Prefers tile drainage, ditches, windmills with tanks, and multiple fencing types including woven wire for winter.

Rheda O. Dinwiddle Lake Co Ind

Cure for Consumption Promoted by T A Slocum

An advertisement by A Slocum M D of 184 Powel street New York offers free bottles of a claimed cure for consumption and pulmonary ailments. Readers are urged to mail address and pay only delivery charges. The note promises many cures and cites religious duty, with the only cost being express charges. Also mentions Teething Syrup and social party commentary.

T. A. Slocum M.D Pearl Street New York

Colorado Gold Mines and The Gold Miner subscription offer

An advertisement dense with various product pitches and tips including a call to subscribe to The Gold Miner, a Denver illustrated monthly. It comments on teachers and children, weather forecasters, cures for health issues, and multiple patent medicines, ending with Syrup of Figs manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company.

Colorado Gold Miner Denver California Fig Syrup Company

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Remedy

An old claim argues catarrh is constitutional, not local, and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo as the only constitutional treatment. It states the remedy is taken internally, offers $100 for any uncured case, and cites testimonials and druggists selling the product.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Chenny & CO Hall's Family Pills

Salzer Earliest Potato and World Heaviest Tomato Claim

An advertisement extols Salzer’s Earliest potatoes with a 28 day readiness and claims a 4000 bushel yield at $1 per bushel. It promotes Salter’s Earliest and Salter’s Champion tomato as the world’s heaviest yielder, inviting readers to order grains and grasses with a 10¢ postage offer for a mammoth seed catalogue. It notes a market statistic that only three in a hundred businessmen survive this period.

Salzer Salter

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