Peage Has Its Victories For Boys Reading For Wealth
Hon. Hoke Smith of Atlanta launches a program to inspire boys through talks by business leaders. J. K. Orr of Orr Shoe Co. and others stress industry thrift and self denial as paths to success, citing Edison Franklin Vanderbilt and others. A final exhortation urges daily reading and self-improvement to advance in life.
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Hoke Smith
Board of Education of
Atlanta
J. K. Ory
Orr Shoe Company
Mr. Orranid
Iin
Liviu Unin
Macy
Adwari Atkinson
Mary
Mion
Edison
Hoya
Moses and Zipporah in a moral tale on work and destiny
The sermon links Moses delivering Israel to practical virtue, using Zipporah and her sisters at a desert well to argue work and responsibility. It recalls divine memory of promises, Moses’ call at eighty, and the need for prepared, capable women and men. It also touches marriage longevity debates with older examples.
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Moses
Jethro
Midian
Arabia
Tathra
Zipporah
Tethro
Hyeuis
Yun
James of
Amorton
Egypt
Imélie
Rayne
Lephoviny
Red Sea
Miriiam
Zeporah
Seush
Jathro
Pills for Pale People claim cure for Vitus dance
A patient recalls gradual improvement after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for St Vitus dance. The boy Karl Wagner from Arkansas City allegedly recovered after five boxes, with the family praising the remedy and noting lasting results.
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St. Vitus
Karl A. Wainer
George Wagner
Big Oth Bt
Arkansaa
Kun
Karl
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schonectady
N.Y
Fragmented 1890s Ads and Quotes Assemble in One Page
A jumble of quotes and advert snippets from 1890s newspapers appears, mentioning a Brooklyn man shot years ago and coughing up a bullet, Spain's sales talk, patent medicines, cure claims, and various odds and ends. The text combines sensational lines with medical pitches and political allusions.
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Wangs Anderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston Transcript
Queen Wilhelmina Oath at Halland Coronation September 1808
The decree announces the coronation of Halland's young queen for September 6 1808. She will swear to defend the kingdom's fundamental law protect public and private liberty and uphold her subjects' rights with the support of the states general.
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Wilhelmina
Halland
Sells 5 000 Pairs of Crutches Annually
A Canada City crutch dealer states that he sells about ten pairs per week and forty monthly, totaling 480 yearly, with 1 500 pairs annually for his firm. He notes several city firms sell crutches and estimates Kansas City annual sales around 5 000 pairs.
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Canada City
Altoogether
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Silk Industry in Russia Uses 7.5 Million Yearly
The silk sector in Russia consumes raw material valued at seven and a half million dollars each year, highlighting the scale of its domestic production and demand.
Quit Tobacco Easily Told by Nolo Bac Wonder-Worker
An advertisement touts a miracle cure to stop tobacco use with claims of restoring nerve vigor. It promises a booklet and pamphlet and lists Sterling Kennedy Co. in Chicago or New York as contact points. The ad also makes broad global claims about Greece and newspapers.
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Registrar-General
Scotland
England
Henry VIII
Scientific American
Eliza Work
Henrietta
New York
Vermont
Miss Work
Jong
William Kinnear
North American Review
Sterling Kennedy Co
Chicago
Gerstle
Joan
St. Joseph's
Sarah Jenkins
L. Gerstle &E cc
Chattanooga
Tenn
Patent medicine and teething remedies advertise in a period ad
An assortment of 19th century patent medicines appears in the page copy. Allen’s Foot-Zase promises fast relief for painful feet and new shoe comfort. Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup targets teething woes. Dr Kane’s nerve restorer sells a tonic for nerve disorders. Various tonics claim cures for constipation and religious sentiment mingles with marketing.
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Allen
Voria
Buntons
No Choice
An excerpt shows Mia urging her husband Lester Giddings to accept his illness as he coughs. Mia pleads gently while Giddings laments his condition, insisting it is the best he can do. The fragment hints at domestic tension and concern within a troubled moment.
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Lester
Mia
Giddings
Harper's Barar
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