The Great Oil Versus Sunday Discourse Sermon
Talmage extols the Good Shepherd the text from Psalms 23. He likens Christ to a plain garments shepherd crook and dog watched flocks and declares God’s care through trials. He urges listeners to renounce sin, accept pardon, and follow the shepherd into his fold.
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Gail
Shephord
Kingdom of Heaven
Judlia
Heavenly City
Westasy
Jordan
Ghenherd
St, Suimes* Square
London
Pringe
Ospisios
Harry Torcy
England
Sin
Hell
Amos
Isla
John Abetter
Popular Science snippets on science trends and discoveries
A survey of global science topics notes muscular work limits, naval gun wear, UK deaths from incurable diseases, France's gender balance, steam power, calcium carbide demand, meteor speeds, pebbly meteors dissolving in atmosphere, and early electrical power plans for St Petersburg. It also mentions marine studies in Naples, leprosy patient cases, ventilation schemes, and experiments with firefly light used for photography revealing X ray like effects.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
France
St. Petersburg
Russia
Narowa
Tmatra
Wuozen
Naples
Lancet
London
Castaing
Prenehavinivs
Huntington grocer vows warm welcome to robbers after string of thefts
After thirteen robberies in three months, a Huntington Indiana grocer sold his store in disgust. His successor says he is prepared to greet any future robbers with warmth to make them remember him as well as they remember the store.
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Huntington
Hii Ag
Brass Collars For Drankarde
In a reported tale from the Chicago Chronicle and a Tit Bits note from Wandsworth, a hotel bridal couple is surprised by a prank, while a colonial board member recalls a Manitoba plan to curb drunkenness by brass collars on repeat drinkers, a bold mark of punishment and probation.
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Buttons 10
Wandsworth and
Clapham
Seven Wonders of the World Mentioned in Fragments
The reader is shown a garbled list of classic wonders. The lines include references to Egypt, Babylon, a tomb, a temple at Ephesus, the Colossus of Rhodes, Phidias, Pharos of Egypt, and a final grand structure, all jumbled and incomplete.
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Egypt
Babylon
Amytis
Dion
Ephesus
Colossus
Rhodes
Jupiter
Phidias
Pharos
Ald
Gyrus
Cause of Dyspepsia From the Republican Scranton Pa
Article discusses dyspepsia as a vitality deficiency and blood nourishment issue. It cites Joseph T D Vandyke of Scranton and his stomach troubles, then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health by rebuilding blood and nerve strength.
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Republican
Scranton
Penna
Joseph TD. Vandyke
Hickory Bt
Vandyke
Thomas Campbell
Williame
Honally
Williams
Night meals questioned by Italian writer quoted by National Druggist
A writer in Italia Termale, cited by the National Druggist, argues late suppers are not harmful. He contends that ongoing bodily waste after dinner requires continued nourishment, and that even when the stomach is empty at bedtime, assimilation continues, reducing strength and wasting the system. He notes that other creatures eat before sleep due to a natural instinct.
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Italia
Termale
Hazards in Golf Highlights Multiple Engagements
The Chicago Post notes a playful exchange about golf hazards and cites three marriage engagements announced after the last match, reflecting social interest linked to sports events.
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Chicago Post
Tracing a Patent Tonic’s Claims in Wrens Ga
A rough claim letter from Wrens Georgia discusses obtaining a tonic named TRITErine for five years, spending 890 on remedies and doctors with no relief, and noting recovery after using TRITERINE. The misspelled text mentions a Savannah printer and a local response.
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WRENS
Tmanter Dé Wright
Loulaville
W. Atesa
Ly Mall
Stampa
J.T. Shuptitne
Questionable Advertisements And Patent Medicine Claims
A fragmented OCR sample shows old time patent medicine pitches and dubious quackery lines. It includes promises of cures for tobacco habit and nervous disorders, with various product names and dubious testimonials. Several phrases imitate medical claims, linking tonics to vigor and permanent cures, typical of era ads.
Man Leaps From Third Story in Flight Delusion
In New York, George Erb suffered a brain trouble and believed himself an angel with fully grown wings. He jumped from a third story window, expecting to fly to heaven, but gravity saved him, sending him to a hospital. The incident reflects recurring oddities in a large city.
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New York
George Erb
Eric
Heaven
New York Herald
His Own Logic Turned Against Him in By Election
A North of England paper recounts a Liberal aligned candidate at a late 1892 by election who advocated flogging in the army. He faced a hostile crowd as a rustic challenged him, and he claimed he had been flogged himself for telling the truth, a defense greeted with skepticism.
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North-of-England
A Dalit Dictionary Hoax Promises A Slim Volume
A garbled ad notices a dictionary titled A ood Dictionary Vor Two Cente claiming to offer 10 000 words, with promises of completeness and accuracy. It describes a low price edition, suggests mailing a response with a two cent stamp, and hawks miscellaneous items like a tobacco habit card.
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Pe. Williams Meller Co
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised for Relief
A woman writes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from migraines and severe back and head pains. She details relentless headaches, chills, and weakness before claiming full recovery and strong health after using the remedy.
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