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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
The article reviews two striking fashion promenades in New York highlighting wool velvet ensembles and new silhouette features. It notes wide velvet bands, short skirts, and French flair influencing American designers while describing a dark overcoat and velvet tailored suits as examples of evolving winter style.
The era sees ostrich plumes and soft aigrettes dominate hats with wings and coronets. Designers showcase tufted feathers on turbans and veiled veils, creating dramatic, asymmetrical arrangements suited for mature women, with velvet tones and brocade accents across collections.
Recounting Jesus preaching in Galilee, this lesson highlights why he moved from Judea to Galilee, the gospel message of the Kingdom, and the calling of Simon Peter Andrew John and James to become fishers of men. It urges prompt obedience and explains the disciples’ shift from fishermen to workers for Christ.
A sermon extols Jesus Christ's crucifixion as the finished work that ends sin's power. It cites the vail rent, rocks split, graves opened, and Christ's cry It is finished to urge believers to rest in faith, not works, and trust the completed atonement for righteousness.
The text urges the church to send fit men to tell the gospel and to support those who cannot preach. It echoes the marching orders to go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.
A devotional line extols the vast care of Christ for every soul. It reminds readers that the body of our Lord Jesus Christ was given for thee, urging personal contemplation and faith.
A preacher extols infectious heavenly atmosphere in churches. He argues that visitors should carry a fire from worship to kindle their home altar, urging contagious devotion to spread beyond church walls.
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