As One Who Serves in Christian Life Column
A devotional piece by Ellen Hamlin Butler recounts a revival night four years ago. The narrator recalls a stormy walk home, the pastor's crown of past days, and the call to service through daily home life. She longs to be a minister through ordinary acts, sensing a celestial star above after seeking divine guidance.
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Ellen Hamlin Butler
Brother Hall
Paul
Jacob
Ant
Martha
Chris
That Blessed Hope in the Christian Faith and Death
A sermoniscussion on the second coming as a consoling hope for Christians, quoting Baxter and Rutherford to urge readiness and faith. It contrasts longing for Christ's return with a tragic maiden's funeral and a pastor's penitence, then presents Six Short Rules For Young Christians emphasizing prayer scripture daily effort and personal accountability.
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Saya de. Hodge
Cariel
I. Barnis
Saye Baxter
Henry
Jesus
Christ
Rutherford
Cross And Crown The Believer’s Salvation In Christ
The excerpt emphasizes the theme of Christ’s two appearing in the New Testament. It states that the first advent brings grace through faith while the second advent brings salvation through hope. The cross and the crown symbolize the believer’s complete salvation and fulfilled desires.
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Marvin
Fragmentary religious quotes and scripture references
A collection of biblical verses and exhortations about truth and belief. Includes Janu 10:27 28 and Rom 3:4 along with 1 John 5:10 and a call to align feelings with God's word. The text reads like sermonette rhetoric with fragmented quotes and Bible citations.
The Challenge to Honest Balloting Across Parties
Correspondence argues that Republican frauds dominated ballots in 1860s elections in Kentucky and Maryland, alleging Hayes and Tilden were counted improperly. Cites reports, names several figures, and condemns ballot-stuffing as a grave danger to democracy, ending with satirical quips from readers.
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Progressive Farmer
Kentucky
Thos. E. Bramlette
Rpublican
Maryland
Amos Kendall
Gen. Jackson
Kendall
Congressional Library
Washington
Hayes
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Oregon
M Lynn
Tilden
People’s Party
Vanderbug
Indication of Good Times and Jobs Opening Abroad
An optimistic note says foreign demand will raise farm product prices and boosts to domestic employment. The Big American Woolen Mills Co of Fulton St Chicago offers $40 monthly work for every man over 18 in good standing who applies, promising steady pay after writing for a starter line and assignment in the county.
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American Woolen Mills Co
Fulton St
Chiago
Webster as a Worker Story of Noah Webster and his dictionary
The Chicago Record recounts Noah Webster’s quest to create a comprehensive American dictionary begun in youth, detailing years of study across twenty languages, earnings from spelling books and grammars, and perseverance amid discouragements. It notes his time in England finalizing the work and the enduring lesson of pluck and persistence for readers.
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Nash Webster
Webster
Noah Webster
Hel
England
Lightning Butter Maker Promises Quick Churns
A new machine from W H Baird & Co of Pittsburgh promises to churn butter in two minutes. Easy to operate and selling itself, the device claims buyers can earn five to ten dollars daily. Full details available by writing to the company at 1408 Highland Avenue, Station A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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H. Baird & Co
Pennsylvania
W. H. Baird & Co
Highland Avenue
Station A
Pittsburgh
Poultry for Profit Touts Clean, Busy Chickens at Clarkeville
At the Farmers' Convention in Clarkeville Tennessee M M Kline president of the Tennessee Poultry Association outlined a practical plan for profitable poultry keeping. He urged weatherproof sheds clean floors dry nests lime whitewashing and regular droppings removal plus a four step setup and a daily feeding schedule to keep forty hens busy and laying through winter yielding about ten dollars profit per month per forty birds.
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Farmers’ Convention
Clarkeville
Tenn
M. M. Kline
Tennessee Poultry Association
Poultry Keeper
Parkersburg
Long Island
Daniel Boone
Some Excellent Literature and Farming Alliance Ads
A letter from N C Baueiau offering pamphlets on Marion Butler Cyrus Thompson and State Alliance proceedings at low postpaid prices with comment on their distribution value. Also an endorsement from J H Gil Raleigh praising The Progressive Farmer as best advertising medium and promising future patronage.
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Baueiau
N. C
Marion Butler
Cyrus Thompson
State Alliance
Greensboro
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Poos
Rutter
Thompson
Alliance
Barnes
Sec’y-Treas
Advertisement Payment Letter From The Progressive Farmer
A June 28 1894 letter from Philadelphia settles a 55 dollar advertising account with The Progressive Farmer of Raleigh North Carolina. The writer praises North Carolina trade and says they will continue using the paper for ads in the future.
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Philadelphia
The
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
N. C
Gentlemes
North Carolina
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