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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1893
Page
7
Wilam McKeekan a Boomingdale Mich druggist reports long standing asthma relief after using Boiehee’s German Syrup. Despite fifteen years in retail pharmacy and trying many remedies, he notes marked improvement within a month and no more cough or breathing trouble.
Fashion notes from Maitish Hodien highlight the era’s bloom of independent bodices in white muslin and chiffon, the rising popularity of sun shades and large jeweled combs, and the cape as a staple for travel. New capes in silk linings promise fall and winter use, with parasols and novelty newspaper holders listed among accessories.
A fragmented study note tracing early Christian themes from Romans to habits of faith. It discusses Paul’s apostolic mission, the unity of Christians as brethren, and the call to preach in Rome despite danger, highlighting faith as the path to righteousness and eternal life. The text references key phrases about belief, mutual edification, and the gospel as the power of God unto salvation.
Fragmented schoolroom style exchange mentions Pat and Hestand in a comical telegram misread. Muttered lines hint at family, baby, and vulgar punchlines with garbled phrases. No clear event or outcome.
In a display of rival vanity, competitors strive for top status and envy grows among teams and individuals as rewards loom. Names and places blend with unnamed figures, underscoring a competitive culture where prestige and recognition fuel effort and ambition.
A Baptist deacon in Maine supposedly ties a nose to a hitching post and walks home after a dog chases, then retraces his steps to confront a mistress and a mule in a strange, comical tale. The narrator asserts the story is true as relayed by a local man.
A fragmented 17th century style item details a giant bell site at Dauphine with a brick tomb. It notes a human skeleton and a large skull measurements, plus a Redditch trade claim, an aluminum shell for a World’s Fair voyage, Romanian duties, and various medical and political blurbs from a jumble of 19th century era ad copy and observations.
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