Sunday School Lesson on Christ Risen From the Dead
The article presents a Sunday school lesson on Luke 24 1 12 and 1 Cor 15 20 emphasizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It outlines the biblical account of the women at the tomb the anointing stones and the discovery that Jesus is not there with notes and comments on the meaning of the resurrection and the implications for faith. It cites the gospel accounts and notes Christ's appearances to the apostles over 40 days including the empty tomb and the victory over sin and death.
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Long row farming for bigger garden profits
The Rural World article argues long rows planted far apart allow horse power cultivation, reducing manual labor and boosting garden profits. Frequent surface cultivation improves air, moisture, and plant nutrient uptake, aiding fruit and vegetable yields and encouraging larger garden areas.
Homemade Land Roller From Farm Wheels
A vintage DIY note explains building a land roller from cast mower wheels, detailing a seven foot length, 1/2 inch bolts, 4x4 framing, and mortised end pieces with tenons. It adds a simple seat from wagon wheel rims, plus brackets and ties for rigidity and longevity.
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Cure for Catarrh Promises $100 Reward
The ad highlights Halle Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages, promising $100 to anyone it fails to cure. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and contact to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and grains coffee substitute Grain-O.
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No Accommodation Train Confuses Passenger on Rail Trip
A rural traveler boards a train to Philadelphia and asks for food cigars a barber and shoes shine. The conductor explains there is none on the short run. The man complains that he was told this was an accommodation train, sparking a humorous exchange.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
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California Special Rates via Southern Pacific Routes
Advertises cheap round trip fares to California with February 12 start and weekly Tuesdays through April. Rates from Chicago 30.00, from St. Louis Memphis New Orleans 27.50, Omaha Kansas City 25.08, plus other eastern and northern points. Includes contact details for SP agents in Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Kansas City. Also contains a humor exchange about stamps and a druggist.
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Southern Pacific
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Chicago
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New Orleans
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Southern Pacific Company
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Ohio
G. G. Herring
Low Rate Winter Tours to the Sunny South
The Mobile and Ohio Railway offers Special Low Rate Excursions through June first, with stopovers at premier hotels en route to Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, Cuba, and the Americas. Homeseeker and settler programs run on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. tickets via Poe, Shepard, Bohreer in Mobile, Chicago, or Detroit.
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Georgia
Florida
Cuba
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South America
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G. T.M
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Detroit
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Georgia Colonel Fines Man For Looking Mean
A Georgia colonel had a man arrested for looking mean at him and fined five dollars for rubbering with intent to scare. The item appears in the Minneapolis Times and reflects early 20th century street justice rhetoric.
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Generalities of Interest in 1790 and Exploratory Costs
A compilation notes New Yorks colored population of 25978 in 1790. It mentions growing athletic interest in European universities and the high costs of polar expedition provisioning estimated at 50000 to 60000 dollars. It notes sunflower cultivation in Russia as a staple crop and its seeds and oil as dietary and cooking items. It reports John Owen, formerly a mill hand at Oldham, becoming a Pembroke college fellow after earning a first class history degree at Hallial College two years prior.
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Near Lose Secretaries: Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised
Owosso study recalls Mrs Julia A Mallahan nearly losing her post as El ite Rebekah Lodge secretary after a winter cold settled in her kidneys. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with her recovery and urges others to seek treatment, noting many Michigan towns have benefited from the remedy. The ad-style piece markets 50 cent boxes or six for 2.50 from local druggists or Dodds Medicine, Duala NY.
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Rebekah Lodge
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Deadly germs linked to spring fever warnings take root
Winter’s snow has sheltered deadly germs that awaken as warmth returns. The piece urges strengthening the body with Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy to ward off fevers and spring illnesses. It cites Sheriff Jonas T Stevens of Hyde Park Vermont praising its benefits for a severe arm itching condition and sleep restoration.
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