Paradox of Public Feeling and Oddities From The Era
Miscellany of opinions and whimsical notes from Shreveport stories, including remarks on politics, fashion, hypnotism, and social mores. Mentions Miss Thurlow, Gen Weyler, the Vanderbilt case, and New Orleans anti high hat law with satirical observations on fall fashion and public behavior.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Three Medical Books Shown By Peruna Company
The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio offers three medical books for a short-term ree. The Ill of Life covers family medicine and diseases, Hand Book of Female Diseases targets women's health, and a 64 page Catarrh book focuses on catarrhal diseases.
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Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Democratic platform defends silver policy and reform
The 1896 Democratic platform reaffirms free speech press and conscience rights, opposes gold monometallism, calls for free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, and demands treasury issued money, broader railroad regulation, tariff reform, and territorial expansion fairness. It condemns Republican protections and presses government economy, local self rule, and Alaska and Cuba sympathies.
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Witional Doeternity Convention
Democrats of
United States
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Ellver
London
Congress
Jackson
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eudh
Republican Congresses
Jabor
People's Dail
Weelsa
United States Senate
House
Fifty-third Congress
Pacific Railroad
Republican Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
District of Columbia
Alaska
Cuba
Mixsipp
Republic
Interior
Sunday School Lesson on Solomon and Wisdom
The text discusses Solomon’s request for wisdom, God’s reply promising wisdom and riches, and the importance of seeking God’s kingdom first. It cites biblical passages, notes Solomon’s youth, and reflects on the moral of seeking divine guidance over personal gain. The lesson emphasizes wisdom, justice, and faithful leadership as central to governing God’s people.
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Birr
Persia
Jerusalem
Maes Ubehenn
David
Goel
Amlny
Kanin
Abraham
Solomon
God
Ana
Sandy
Rings and Ring Lore Through Early History
The article traces rings as ancient symbols from Cromwell and Roman freemen to ninth century European betrothal rings. It notes the finger ring as the first ornament worn, and mentions wedding rings in Egypt and a ring charm associated with Christ.
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Cromwell
Europe
Egypt
Fragmented Ad Copy on Vices and Remedies
A garbled ad style text promoting various cures and tonics. Mentions devil, religion, virtue, health, and several pharmaceutical names with dubious claims. Includes fragmented phrases about Catarrh Cure and Casearets, with scattered vendor mentions and prices.
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