The Coming Sermon of the Future Exhortation
Dr Talmage predicts a future religious sermon will center on a living Christ, use vivid everyday examples of vicarious suffering, be brief and popular, and rely on the press to spread its message. He cites examples of courage and mercy, stressing practical pity over abstract theology and urging concise, accessible preaching.
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Santa Elopech
Wasursorox
D.C
Talmage
Lexington
Rontleman
Dr. Cumming
London
Jonathan Edwards
Banka
Lawrence
Oregon
Oho
Nombigbee
Alabama
Oradie
Bierra Nevadas
New England
Flowilelia
Savanna
MU Pior
Zion
Christ
St. Miltogitns
Jesus Christ
Ust Sigampton
Longarya
Cape May
Lake George
Limelf
Dakota
Anid
Crisia
Teliglonia
Uttle Childian
Pia
Geome
Long Island
Lear Amon
Paul
Eutychna
Cinnel
Eutyphna
Napolson
Europe
Christina Church
Hearst
Bo Grant
Obriat
Shen
Aliureh
Christian Church
Washington
New York
Siva
Silva
Ivy
America
Soama Ag
Do It and Stick to It Highlights Sarsaparilla Claims
An advertisement tone piece touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for sick or discouraged readers, claiming thousands cured and urging faithful, persistent use. It mentions three Canadian peers Lord Mount-Stephen Lord Strathcona and Baroness Earncliffe plus life paths from humble beginnings rising to prominence. The fragment also includes a jewelry claim about textiles and a jokey exchange about dental credit.
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Hood
Lord Mount-Stephen
Lord Strathcona
Baroness Earnscliffe
Sir John Macdonald
Aberdeen
St. Paul's Church Yard
London
Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Montreal
To Breathe Systematically and its Benefits
The article extols thorough chest expansion for full lung air intake, wider blood circulation, and prevention of consumption seeds by reaching lung tops. It notes beautifying effects like broader chest and erect carriage, but warns perfect breathing is uncommon without persistent practice and methods to remove obstacles to air entry.
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Tir
Across the Continent Tetterine Offer Promises Eczema Cure
A letter from KR O Bingley of San Francisco praises Tetterine as a cure for eczema after receiving the remedy and plans to sell to friends. The note asks for a discount on a dozen and requests prompt response at 707 Market Street. Available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents via J T Shuptrine.
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KR. O. Bingley
Market Street
San Francisco
Cal
J. T. Shuptrine
The Boer and His Rifle in the 1879 80 War
An 1879-80 Boer rifle article details a Marti Ni style hammerless arm weigh ing about nine pounds with a 28 inch half octagon barrel. It describes a 5 caliber bullet 405 to 450 grains and 0 charge in brass cases sighted to 2000 yards with a reversible front sight and hooded globe for long range shoots.
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Dundee
Wild Weeds Make Bold Garden Showpiece
A London herb garden idea transforms neglected wildflowers into a striking arrangement. A woman experiments with wild flora, arguing that massing and careful placement elevate weeds into delicate, admired blooms. Also reports a Voxcraft man treating a toothache by tying fish line to a hook and using weights to pull the tooth, contrasted with a Bath neighbor who dental-extracts similarly.
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Loston Herald
Voxcraft
Lewiston
Traveling salesmen sought in southern states amid odd ad text
Fragmentary notice from the New York Press hints at recruitment of two traveling salesmen in each southern state. It mentions expenses and experience not strictly necessary, with a peculiar line about Macahontas and a Bedford City address. An eccentric aeronaut figure proclaims he will continue the activity.
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Macahontas
Toraces
Bedford City
Wax
Extraordinary Flights of Birds and Tartary Taste
The article notes the long migrations of bobolinks from Lake Winnipeg to Cuba and Puerto Rico, the kingbird’s northward nesting at latitude 57, and redstar and hummingbird ranges. It also mentions Tartary customs with onion perfumes, and includes testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women. A humor bit ends with Noggar asking for a parcel and a gentleman replying no.
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Lake Winnipeg
Canada
Cuba
Porto Rico
South America
G. H. Cuarmin
Grant Pani
Inn
Fragmented 19th century patent claims and quack remedies
A garbled article fragment touts an electric brain stimulation device and natural tonics. It cites Meatemetter’s Stomach Bitters, Heal's Catarrh Cure, and various druggists in Toledo and Huntington, with testimonials and dubious claims. The text mixes scientific-sounding bluster with advertising copy and mispelled names.
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Sefentiat
Sefentiata
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Lohmerdgrei
Phe
Fick
South
Ga.Ala. Business College
Macon
Wolfe
Henntifal
Pittsburg Glass Co
Pittsburg
H. M
Atlante
Transvaal
Pretoria
Chicago Tribune
Prince of Wales
Maxmilian
Mexico
Duke of
Saxe-Colture
Duke of Albany
Enid
New York Press
Lydia E. Pinkham
BallypEns AviBy
Jaxsay Crry Hrnaura
N. J
J. Cekry & CO
Propa
Toledo
Cheney
WrenikVax
WrenikVax, Wholneale Drugetata
Walnino
Kinkan
Ohio
Prine
Hall
Pleo
B. Cany
Huntington, Jid
Ayer
Red
Wask
J.k.orr
Atlanta
Areh Street
Philnd
Istaes
Bulta
Malsby & Company
Walter
W. L. Douglas
Shoes Union
Fawarth
Seaton End
Douglas
Livot
Plata
Douglas Shoe CO
Brockten
Mase
Hailey
Rock Hill
Winchester
Repeating Arms
Winchester Ave
Hew Haven
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