The Queens of Home Rights of Woman Sermon by Dr Talmage
The sermon argues women hold highest moral rights to comfort the sick, aid the poor, and lead in Christian influence. It cites wartime nursing, home care, and religious roles as proof of women's unique power, urging active duty and faith to shape society and eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Louis Klopsch
Asurxdrox
D. C
Talmage
Solomon
Atrus Lristian
Ministries of
Lils
Heaven
Mrs. Brady
Uncle Ress
Copper Shop
Lome
Leaven
Boaln
Dorens
Helen Chalmers
Dr. Chalmers
Edinbury
Qheislain
Laimufraid
Cas
Anili
Retief Society
Tsay
Agate
Erlain
Heda
Christendom
Christ
Olirlat
Dany Now Na Phul
Rebecca
Tin
Lhou
Clirlat
Mary
Gurlst
Elizabeth
Charlotte Elizabeth
Augustine
Countess of Huntington
Tilsingel
Angel
Pirates of the China Sea and the Salt-Water Century
A vivid account recalls the Chinese pirates or Vikings who troubled the China Sea and the Philippine Islands. The piece recounts fortresses at Boca Tigris, brutal clashes with fleets, massacres, and the ever shifting fortunes of pirate and imperial forces amid long wars at sea and raids on villages. A later note covers a new French coin, the Louis d Or, praised for beauty with France’s head on the obverse and a proud rooster on the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Sea
Philippine Islands
John
Sewall
Red Rovers
Canton River
Boca Tigris
France
M. Chaplain
Remarkable Wheat Yield Led by Oliver and Charlotte Co
Mecklenburg County leads the nation in wheat growth with 366 acres under Mr. Fred Oliver and the Charlotte Oil and Fertilizer Co. The worst winter conditions trimmed yields to 69 percent, yet an average of 20 bushels per acre was achieved, with some protected plots yielding over 40. Oliver believes 40 to 50 bushels per acre is possible in favorable seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oliver
Charlotte Oil & Fertilizer Co
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
United States
Charlotte Oil and Fertilizer Co
Oliver
South
Charlotte
Elephant flesh as meat and the elephant foot delicacy
A survey of elephant meat opinions notes natives in India and Africa favoring the flesh while some European travelers describe it as leathery or glutinous toward the end. It ajours that baked elephant foot is a kingly delicacy and is cooked by digging a deep trench and sealing the meat with earth and wood fire. The article also briefly mentions the French president’s simple Elysee lifestyle and a dental medicine advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Africa
the Elysee
Mme. Loubet
Tino& Small
M. Loubet
Paris
Rambouillet
Montelinay
Republic
Anarchic patent remedies and oddities from Norfolk ad copy
A garbled early 20th century page lists patent medicines and quack cures for constipation catarrh and nerves. It promotes Ceccarete Candy Cathartic Hall's Catarrh Cure and No-To-None tonics, with claims of universal cure and dubious testimonials. The text also mentions a Omaha fruit export figure and unrelated vaudeville style lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riine
Bentle
Capable Mother Hood and Varied Consignments to London
The notice lists consignments of birds for London including 8 000 Paradise birds 4 000 Impeyan pheasants 400 crested pigeons and 900 small birds. It mentions government land offers in Yellowstone Valley and various consumer tonics and quack cures with testimonials. The fragmentary text also references a plan to save the Palisades by Japanese subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yellowstone Valley
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the Tree Methodist Societies of Christian Endeavor
Mr. Comrox
Washington Star
Walt Rheam
Tetterine
JP Shuptrine
Manut R
Bavan ‘ Boh
Norfolk
Hall
Fr. Cheney & Go
Toledo
Ohio
Chenry & Co
Toleio
Weal Wren
Omaha
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thetford
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Chas
Gerrig
Monroe St
Baltimore
Manburg
Germany
Kittrell
Boston
Pino
F.M. Ananry
DAL Con Wonst
Buffalo
N.Y
IMM
Wintersmith
Mise Lule Vertrees
Tueemith
W. J. Mobberly
O Aurooh Persa
Upton
Addrouthville
Mankonna
Lim
Palisades
Japan
Ayer
Mate & OO
The
Sunny South Pub. Co
Atlanta, GA
Malshy & Company
Atha
Luckr
Koight
AL Andington
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Brockton, Macs
Woullry
Moe
N. Pryor
C. J. Mopfett
Jos.s. Key
Conrad
St. Louis
Winchester
Grae
Winchester Repeating Arms
Winchester Avenue
New Haven
Conn
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