Things Not Worth While Sermon by Rev Hepworth
The New York Herald summarizes Rev George H Hepworth's Sunday sermon on unfair conduct and duty. He urges living by action not beliefs, stressing patience, self control, mercy, and humility while condemning fault finding and vanity. He likens life to a scene where suffering refines virtue and faith guides conduct, warning against anger and self righteousness.
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George H. Hepworth
New York Herald
de. Talmage
Atgata
Mike
Enn
Qader
Toledo
Groaan H
Heeworti
Measured by Your Own Yard Stick Sermon
Sermon on the Mount discourse by a preacher, describing how the measure used on others returns to the self. Notes unfairness in human conduct, degrees of culpability, and the need for mercy. Reflects on criminal tendencies, universal moral responsibility, and the call for Christian restraint.
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Mount of Olives
Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Southern Cotton Mills Growth Through Years of Change
The report by North Carolina’s Labor Statistics Commissioner tracks cotton mills from 33 in 1870 to 207 by 1888, with loom and spindle totals rising from 618 and 99,497 to 25,009 looms and 1,055,895 spindles. New mills and expansion drive expectant operation before the new cotton crop, with nine mills nearing completion and ten hosiery and lanning mills under construction.
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Commissioner of Labor Statistics
North Carolina
Leiters Borrowed 9,000,009 For Wheat Deal Preparation
T Z Leiter and son Joseph, dubbed the Chicago gear specialists, have borrowed nine million and prepared to push through a major wheat deal. Wheat contracts from Chicago aim to Europe within four months as railroads shift to new shipping arrangements.
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T. Z. Leiter
Joseph
Chieigo
Europa
Maret
Hound Roads
Syalonia Ulta
San Francisco Laundrymen Face City Water Sprinkling Ban
The San Francisco laundrymen spray water from their mouths to clean clothes. A March ordinance bans this method as primitive and unsafe. Several Chinese laundrymen were arrested for violating the decree. A writ of habeas corpus was sought but denied. The judge remanded the defendants to jail for trial.
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San Francisco
Cook
Unusual grafting experiment yields large sweet potatoes
Superintendent J W Milla of the Pomont Cal Agricultural Experiment Station reports a unique grafting trial between morning glory and sweet potato vine. Both plants grew vigorously and the sweet potato crop weighed about twenty one pounds from the experiment.
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J. W. Milla
Pomont
Cal) Agricultural Experiment Station
Lis
Women and the Wheel in The Gazette Delaware Ohio
Healthful outdoor riding for women sparks debate among physicians and reformers. A Delware family’s account of Bertha Reed’s recovery after using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People illustrates claimed blood and nerve benefits and renewed strength and vitality.
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the Gazette
Delaware
Ohio
Milas Bortha Reed
J. R. Tool
Lake St
Mire
Reed
Wheeling
Willams
Bertha
Ohie
de. Williams
Cominiind
Baronet's Yorkshire Cunning Gift to Beggar at Sledmere
A St James's Gazette tale from the East Riding recalls Sir Tatton Sykes famed for practical Yorkshire wit. The baronet helps a tramp who mistook him for a farmer by sending him to dine, then rewards the man with cash and directs the butler to donate £2 plus £50 to York Hospital.
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East Riding of
Yorkshire
Sir Tatton Sykes
Sledmere
Sir Tatton
Tatton Sykea
Tatton
York Hospital
St. James's Gazette
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises and Patent Remedies
A garbled ad filled with patent medicines promises quick cures for colds and digestive issues with Cascarets and Tonics, citing assurances of safety and various price points. It meanders into unrelated quips about blood, manners, and a joke about Easter bonnets, reflecting miscellaneous historical filler.
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Bornos
Fooling the Detective at the Glove Counter
A detective in a crowded store was duped by a smart stranger posing as a fellow detective. The man advised following a shoplifter to her home for a joint haul, leading to the theft of two or three hundred dollars in goods. Both disappeared and the detective reflects on the ease of the deception.
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Philadelphia
Famala
Simmons
Isvalie
Blan
Gerstle
St. Joseph's
Anyou
Gerstie
Stephens. L. Gerstle & CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nonsension cures and tonics hawked in old era ads
An OCR fragment advertises cures for itching and skin troubles with Potterine and No-To-Us tobacco substitute. Mentions drug stores and mail orders from Savannah Ga, Sterling Kennedy Co Chicago or New York, plus Lyon & Co Pick Leaf tobacco.
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Taber
Sterling Kennedy Co
Chicago
New York
Lyon & Co
Cured by Antidote, A Letter From a Suffering Patient
A Ga. man writes from Atlanta praising a doctor's morphine antidote. He describes fifteen years of severe rheumatism and morphine addiction, his emancipation after treatment, and gratitude for restored health and renewed life. He asserts there is now no need for opiates and credits spiritual and medical aid for his recovery.
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B. M. Woornrr
Atlanta
Ife
Loanno
Dagte
Bell
Pew
Howe
Ani
Heaven
Biden
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Geo. Hepworth
Talmage
Lin
Atip
Ninbascude
David
Goliath
Parmeteen
Dylog
Loula XI
France
Louis XI
Eaven
Southern Cotton Mills
Leiters
Noman Arvostoil Bor
Baronet and
Beggar
Des
Kilne
Mill
Winslow
Tiso
Denecon St
Buttulu
N.Y
Chappie
Wito Delleves
Savannah
Wizle
Georgia-Alabama Business College
Macon
Geonaia
Og Nassau St
Jackson
Jackson African Limbless Cotton Co
Atlanta, Ga
Putalena
Pavlen
Lombard Iron Works
Augusta
Mead Cycle Company
Rae
Obborne
Dro. L. Stephens
A. Selmoon
Georgia
Simontia
Bevidle
Sayu: LE
M. A. Simmons
Thedford
Teball
ST. Andrew's
Brixtol
Whitehall Street
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