Spirit as Comforter and Guide in a Holy Life
The Irving Square Church sermon by Rev. Ira W. Henderson centers on the Holy Spirit's reception in the heart as doorway to God’s kingdom. It argues Spirit-led citizenship, childlike humility, and daily spiritual growth as tests of true faith, with the Spirit described as a constant, personal presence guiding into truth and providing comfort. The message urges open hearts to receive, transform, and sustain life through divine influence.
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Brooklyn
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Ira W. Henderson
God of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Hell
Heaven
Dente
Nature Prepares for Fruitage Enduring Godly Promise
The passage speaks of fruit as the immutable promise and purpose of God, the result of patient growth. Spring returns with new breath and birth, stirring universal excitement. The earth blooms and sings, yet completion lies in producing ripe fruit as the fitting crown of God’s goodness.
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Tke
Songe
John Palaord
Let the Light Shine In and God Within Your Day
Andrew Murray argues that God longs to illuminate and walk with believers but users obstruct the divine presence by filling their lives with other activities including religious ones. He cautions that time and attention are required for God to reveal Himself and take possession of the heart.
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God
Andrew Murray
Charms Against Death in Livingstone Tale
In a tale about Africans asking Livingstone if he has charms against death they wonder where people go after death. He replies by speaking of the great Pathher and life hereafter, which the listeners perceive as a natural view of death and the afterlife.
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Livingstone
Great Pather
Hfe
The Reason is Christ in Massachusetts Schools
Quote from The Rev. Frank Grane contrasts Massachusetts with Turkey noting strong sense of Christ at home and absence there amid asylums and public schools. Insists religion shapes public life and moral order.
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Christ
Massachusetts
Turkey
Frank Grane
The Church Evangelistic Path in Alexander Das Text
An unclear excerpt presents a religious exhortation about evangelism and faith guiding paths, mentioning Alexander Das and a claim that God opens paths though philosophy may be refused. The fragment suggests a sermon-like meditation on belief and divine guidance.
Simple Styles For Young Girls Blouse Trim And Accessories
Fashion notes describe a white Habutai silk blouse with square neck and seam concealing trims inspired by Japanese design. Patterns cover a chemisette, modest sleeves, various fabrics, collars, and tailored shirtwaists with monogramming options and ornate neckwear for the season.
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New York City
The Useful Glove Handkerchief and Womens Fashion Notes
A period notice describes the glove handkerchief as a compact linen accessory sold in linen stores, with fine linen, small size, and optional Armenian lace. It also outlines hats for very small girls with broad fronts and floral wreaths, and details on the Jabot, roll-over, and turnover collars with yardage and edging specifications.
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Est
The Coat Shire Waist Design Description
The newest coat like waist features a double breasted vest with a shawl collar attached to a stiff chemisette. White outline with contrasting cuffs and shawl collar trim in a darker shade.
The Reigning Frock of Parisian Fashion
The gown exalts Parisian style as the premier princess of fashion. An empire line at the back elevates the waist, while the front features flowing folds below the waist, highlighting couture elegance.
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Paris
Hen of Missouri gains fame in poultry industry
New report from the Missouri State Agricultural College highlights the hens profit, noting 63,000,000 dozen eggs shipped from Missouri in 1907 and $2,000,000 in egg sales. It features Ernest Kellerstrass, owner of a vast Kansas City area poultry operation, famed for crystal white Orpingtons and a $5000 hen portrait planned for the State House.
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Missouri
Missouri State Agricultural College
United States
Kansas City
Ernest Kellerstrass
Kellerstrass
Kelleratress
Mme. Paderewski
Kelleratrass
State House
Jefferson City
New York Herald
Electrification proposed for Austrian railways across 2000 miles
Officials study electrical traction due to difficult terrain for steam locomotives. The Arlberg tunnel, seven miles long and handling heavy traffic, will be the first section examined. Government weighing three phase systems for the Arlberg area, with no final nationwide decision yet.
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Arlberg
Epitaphs From New England Tombstones Reveal Sailor Tales
Epitaphs recount vivid fates such as Solon Tyndall killed by a fall from the bark Amazon’s yard in Buenos Ayres on March 12, 1850 and Absalom Petere shot by the explosion of his own gun, capturing seafaring life and peril in poetic memorials.
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New England
Solon Tyndall
Amazon
Buenos Ayres
Absalom Petere
Dollier
Food For May api Beast and a Cabbie’s Common Quips
A brief vignette from Cassell's Saturday Journal shows a lady paying a fare with a shilling and offering two buns while the cabman asks for a wisp of hay for the horse. The exchange captures light urban humor.
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Casseil
Saturday Journal
Grape-Nuts Promises Strength and Brain Power Claim
A testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as boosting strength, nerve and brain power after fatigue from night work. The letter, attributed to a consumer, claims weight gain and sustained energy with travel use and cites The Road to Wellville as reading.
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Postum Co
Batt Creek
Mich
Wellville
Phays
River
Uncertain extract touches zinc mining in Mexico era
Fragmentary report notes zinc deposits near Monterey Calera and San Luis Potosi like Tiro General producing ore. Also includes an eczema remedy anecdote from 1907 and assorted antiquated ads about footwear and horseshoes.
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Inc Mining
Mexico
Monterey
Calera
Tiro General
San Luis Potosi
Five Months in Hospital Levi P Brockway Case
Levi P Brockway of Anoka Minnesota describes five months in hospital with heart and kidney issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he reports full improvement. Ad copy notes pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also mentions diseased pigeons in London.
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Levi P. Brockway
Second Ave
Anoka
Mina
Ave
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Bufalo, N. Z
London
NY — A
One of the Essentials of a happy home health routine
The text promotes a wholesome family remedy Syrup of Figs and Senna as an ethical, physician-approved laxative. It urges buying the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists, emphasizing world-wide acceptance and quality.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Credited With Rescue Of Health
A Manning woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after years of female troubles and costly medicines. She praises guidance from Mrs Pinkham and urges other women to seek advice. The ad-like text promotes multiple remedies and devices with embellishing claims.
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Lydia Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Laws
Lydis E Pinkham
Tahoe
Lydiaham
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London Globe
Kline
H.R. Rhine
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Book Publishing House
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