Philadelphia and Its People in a Broad Chronicle of Faith
A long fragmented reminiscence from Philadelphia discusses city character, charity, and public institutions, contrasting urban progress with rural piety. It touches on housing, markets, wells, and public works, then shifts to a North Carolina revival tale of a misguided prayer and a teacher’s arrest, framing faith, community, and reform.
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Wile
Lara
Ted Meek
Falcon
Sulurbe
Amy
Teg
Leon
Wil
Sladden
Dineer
Weill
Noah AP Rive Roel
Tie Manufacturec
Philadelphia
Chmmeree
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Ile
Expurse
Samratie
Abraham
Ely
Isle
Ty &Dagros
North Carolina
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Reheleos
Pat Els Ueeteane Uepfe Neaver Maton
Episcopal Church
Apts
Grave
Ella
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Coal Town Incorporations Reported In West Virginia
In Cuantestox West Virginia October an incorporation named Hope Splint Coal Co was formed with principal office at Fergusno Wayne county 10000 capital authorized to rise to 100000 Samuel Hope Sr of Montgomery and others named as incorporators The Coaldale Mining and Manufacturing Co also incorporated to operate coal coke and timber at Coal dale Wayne county with 25000 capital authorized to 100000 Henry J of Coaldale and Pittsburgh parties listed as incorporators.
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Cuantestox
W. Va
Hope Splint Coal Co
Furgusno
Wayne County
Samuel Hope Sr
Montgomery
Coaldale Mining and Manufacturing Co
la Coal
Coaldale
Henry J
Pittsburg
Glimpse of the New York Academy of Medicine
A report on the New York Academy of Medicine describes its red sandstone building on West Forty-third Street. It outlines the library, Hosack hall, Woerishoffer and Du Bois rooms, and the various sections for medicine, surgery, neurology, and pediatrics. The piece notes open access for use by nonmembers, the role in advancing medical knowledge, and a history of funding and architecture.
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The
Register
New York
City of
Fifth Avenue
Great Reservoir
Forty-third Street
New York Academy of Medicine
Umsof
Academy
Medical Society of the
Stan
Ks Hobertson
Walter
Woerishoffer
Charles Woerishoffer
Steaif
du Bois
Dr. du Foss
West Thirty-first Street
Dental Society
Ster
United States
A. N. Loomis
EB. Herrick
F. A. Castle
de. GA. Peters
Abraham Jacot
Thirty-first Street
Ring
Bis County’s Wounds Fealed in Address
Sir William Vernon delivered an address on October 9 praising a great figure who has passed away. He urged ending bitterness and disputes, hoping memories will be buried as the country moves past recent divisions and honors the deceased’s renown and services.
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Bis County
Glasgoyw
William Vernon
Voicea
Fremont Resident Describes Quick Relief From Blood Disease
A damaged text fragment reports a Fremont Nebraska citizen suffering from BOROFULA for years and claims swift relief after using a remedy called Mmn Bos writes. The passage references swift blood detox or treatment and a community figure praising the cure.
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Mu F. Z Neseom
Fremont
Nebraska
Mmn Bos
Woman's Realm Fashions and Home Comfort Hints
A long fashion column outlines home décor tips and feminine style notes. Emphasis on comfortable seating, bric a brac, candlestands, and floral bedroom schemes with cretonne fabrics, yellow tones, lace, and braided trimmings. Includes jackets, capes, and new fall dress ideas.
Local social notes from Hannibal area society page
October 10 report from Hannibal Tasman Ohio lists visits by Chas Braunlich John Seedrack from Cleveland and Dr Ferguson from Sistersville. Mrs Selma Bee of St Louis departs for Omaha to visit her sister Mrs Dick Homan. Miss Lina Fisher hosts a gathering. Miss Mollie Cline and Miss O Neill assist. Public school to open Monday with Prof Isaac Suter in charge.
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T . the Balanes
Gail Miobant
John Jordan
Mordacei
Hayman
Geo. E. Elles
Eli Perkins
Wheeling
Tasman
Chas, Braunlich
Unie Place
John Seedrack
Cleveland
Porty
Omaha
Neb
Aho
Dick Homan
Lina Fisher
Minnia O'Neill
Alex, Woegthy
Bellaire
Mons
Mons Scorning
Isaac Suter
Pri Pal
Mollie Cline
O'Neill
Local notes from Wanustox and vicinity
October records of residents and events in Wanustox including shopping trips, visits, hunting plans, school visits, miners injured, infants’ deaths, funeral services, illnesses, orchard activities, a coal works resume, and local tax collection. Notable names include Mr Sailley, Miss Breard Thornton, J B Neely, George Clow, L Y Ridgely, Maud Cooper, Carrie Youngman, and Sheriff Joe Curtis.
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Wanustox
R. MeAdaws
Wheeling
Kert Sailley
Piegsant
Mr. Salley
Yost
Mra. Horning
Morgrove
Lydia ‘Tabolt
Clow
Bowers
Laurelton Mines
Dottie
Dave
Low Claw
Harold
Lucy McElfferd
Swort
Zitten Orchard
Eiming Folxs
Short Creek
Dimney
Lou Ridgely
Lizzie Ridgely
Maud Cooper
Carrie Youngman
Ertle Dats
Y. Cooper
Om Nora Wolfe
Maria Emal Cox
Jobo Lazear
Harry Cut Jemes Ormon Ue Wolfe
Pressure Gauge and Nervous Debility Ad Claim
An old advertisement explains how nerve power weakens under overwork and stress. It links pressure and steam force to health, urging readers to take a tonic called Dee Greene's Nervurs for renewed nerve strength and energy. The copy uses dramatic lines about vitality and bodily functions to promote the remedy.
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Dee Greene
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