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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
3
A verbose feature describes bordered fabrics and trims for year round use, noting bordered lawns and tucks for effect, plus clever shapes, collars, and cuffs. It discusses short dresses, tank skirts, and overwaists made from bordered material or ribbons, with emphasis on simple, elegant silhouettes and coordinated accessories.
The article describes a waist finished with bems instead of a box pleat and intricate seam work including fronts back upper waist and lower over waist with hidden closures. It notes fabric needs for sizes, trims with cretonne and buttons, and mentions fashion currents such as colored rib bon and straw hats with white wings amid red and blue cloth suits and white footwear.
The Brooklyn Pulpit reports Rev Dr Robert J Kent preaching on All Fullness in Christ from Colossians 1 74 That fullness resides in Jesus as power wisdom and love He is the center of Christian history and practice inspiring devotion and leadership for believers today.
The Rev. George Matheson speaks to the soul about sorrow as a training ground for a higher song. Suffering educates, deepens, and refines expression, preparing thy voice for the choir invisible beyond earthly limits. Despise not sorrow, for it shapes thy unique part in the universal song.
A Brooks quotation urges workers to view their deeds as part of a larger divine plan. It stresses faithfulness in small tasks and directs readers to the master who holds the plans, while they continue their daily service.
A devotional reflection on God’s omnipresent gaze as tender guidance rather than mere judgment. It asserts that divine watchfulness helps believers resist temptation and seek comfort, framing God as shepherd, father, and feeder of souls who even sacrificed his own Son for humanity.
A reflective piece argues that a good life hinges on recognizing there is always something more desirable than Mong. It contrasts personal contentment with endless longing, exploring how Henown shapes the quest for fulfillment and meaning.
A feature blend of devotional musings and moral exhortations. The article cites spiritual reflections on worship in nature, magnifying God through humble service, and duty as part of a universal Christian mission. It includes quotes from W F Turnbull and Edward Everett Hale urging steadfast faith, growth, and doing right because it is right.
A fragment notes how Wesleyans called Bible moths for their devotion to sacred study. It highlights Wesley as Oxford educated, gifted actor organizer logician and powerful speaker. He is quoted saying he will speak for one and that much of his late life rests on Bible learning.
Quote attributed to Ruskin on false shame as a tool of the devil. It contrasts false pride and false shame, noting shame can paralyze good while pride provokes evil, framing shame as a powerful yet harmful social weapon.
Fragmentary cry from a historical page citing a call for men to live near God, suffer for Christ’s sake, and abandon pride, attributed to Alouiram Hudson. The readable text emphasizes devotion and sacrifice as the virtue sought.
A paralytic stroke followed Howard Roberts’s desperate attempt to stop his brother Wond Roberts from suicide. Within two days Howard, aged twenty eight, regained speech after two years of dumbness at Timer Missouri. He rushed in as his brother shot himself and then described the circumstances of the tragedy.
A Milan society operates the Albergo Popolare hotel for the poor with a seven year history and a four year dormitory program. In 1907 the venture showed a net profit of 4228 on capital of 982955, with daily earnings of 861 for the hotel and 40 for the restaurant. The dormitory housed 358 daily, averaging 21.19 dollars in earnings, beds priced at 4 to 6 cents. Foreign visitors from many nations were among guests as similar hotels spread to other Italian elites.
Washington Herald quotes Bradder Jack and Bradder Simmons arguing that style and forceful delivery mislead audiences. The piece notes that claiming black is white and pounding a table with fists can persuade some, deeming it a form of oratory.
A testimonial from Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan dated October 20 1907 describes a severe facial and scalp eczema that covered the head, caused great pain and itching, and was cured after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with unspecified amounts. Also included are brief notes on a New York Press slogan and ad copy for Dr Kline's nerve restorer and a stray line about tropical deities.
A letter from Mrs. E. Hanson of Columbus Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life describing improved health and renewed ability to work. The notice reiterates the product as a standard remedy for female illnesses including displacements inflammation and nervous prostration and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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