International jubilee for Christ would crown the 1900s
Rev. Dr. Talmage proposes a world celebration of Christ’s birth set for December 25, 1900, in a grand expo across a coastal city cluster. He envisions a massive architectural hall, orchestral and sculptural displays, and global participation to promote Christ’s gospel and missionary work.
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Zion
Christ
India
America
China
Academies of Music
Scribonius Curie
Vespasian
Colosseum
Verona
Pompeii
Capua
Puzzuoli
Tarraco
Boston
Parepa
Moses
Paul
Someonelse
Philharmonic
Handel and
Hadyn
Haydn
John
Handel
Bethover
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Antioch
Coronation
Ariel
Phidias
Parthenon
Carrara
Thorvaldsens
Chantreys
Acropolis
Hercules
Neptune
Ceres
Jesus
Angelos
Rubens
Raphaels
Chreet
The
Jordan
Morans
Bierstadts
Yosemite
Emmanuel
International Jubilee Proposal for a Christ Born Century
A preacher urges a worldwide convocation from December 25 1900 to January 1 1901 in New York City and nearby ports to celebrate Christ’s birth with a global festival. He envisions free meals for the hungry, universal religious lectures, and a massive distribution of sacred literature in a nonsectarian, inclusive event.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Washington
United States
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Christ
America
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hoboken
Christendom
Immanuel
Heaven
Earth
Bethlehem
Africa
Lucknow
Religion That Goes No Deeper Than the Head
A concise critique argues that religion without personal depth benefits few and remains shallow if it restricts belief to surface level awareness. It emphasizes inner conviction over mere outward form.
Royalty and celebrities in public life and odd tastes
The duke of Cambridge cares for private soldiers and the duke of Westminster rebuilt Eaton Hall to rival Chatsworth. Mme Melba thrives on big audiences. Dean Stanley hosted a world religions lecture in Westminster Abbey. A Belgian king judges a bicycle race and prizes a Paris to Brussels event. The Chinese emperor’s daily menu features exotic dishes and rare delicacies.
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Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Westminster
Eaton Hall
Chatsworth
England
Duchess de Maille
Bois de Boulogne
Mme
Melba
Max Murier
Dean Stanley
Westminster Abbey
Brussels
Paris
China
Simple Chick Coop from Rough Lumber and Barrel
A brief farm guide describes building a cheap chick coop. It details dimensions of 3 feet by 14 inches by 30 inches, an A shaped frame, nailed end boards, a full length hinged door for cleaning, and a front boarded down to 12 inches with lath for an outdoor run. It notes a single essential feature for easy chick management.
Building and maintaining barrel and netted chicken coops
The article explains designs for movable coop structures using a mule shaft barrel and salt barrel frames to allow hens to pass through and vent. It covers ventilation, sliding passes, whitewashing, cleaning routines, and seasonal storage, noting many chicks suffer from lice.
Boiled Okra And Other Household Recipes From 19th Century Papers
A collection of recipe snippets from Harpers Bazaar N Y Ledger and other periodicals. Boiled okra with cream and butter. tomato ketchup with ripe tomatoes and spices. hash with baked eggs. redgred the Danish dish using currant juice and rice meal. peppermint candy method. Bearnaise sauce with onions wine vinegar and butter.
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Harper’s Bazar
N. Y. Ledger
N. Y
Henry of Navarre
Bermuda
End gate hinge and brace mechanism for bin
Describes a bin end gate hinge assembly with a 114 by 44 inch iron hinge, brace E bolted to cross pieces and bin, side lock lever D with lock nuts F, a supporting rod G, and a release action to remove the end gate by turning D left. The setup includes a guiding button H to prevent lever drop, from Farm and Home.
Secure Fastening Gate for Corral Against Swine and Cattle
Instructions describe a corral gate design from American Agriculture for West farms. The gate uses one inch by four inch lumber with diagonal brace if over three feet wide, sliding bar with peg, double side cleats, and a drop catch enabling the bar to lock in a post mortise to prevent cattle or swine from opening.
Tact elevates the woman of the world in social life
The piece argues tact is the key to social success for women, equating tact with goodness of heart and innate kindness. It claims tact secures a firm foothold, hides missteps, and enhances beauty and presence, even for those lacking wealth or beauty.
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Chicago Tribune
The Prevailing Colors and a Father Son Exchange
The excerpt notes new color trends with blue and brown dominating while green remains popular. It mentions six or seven yellowish browns and navy influenced blues. styles lean toward greens or grays. A dialogue between a father and son ends with a witty line about writing in a checkbook.
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Chicago Tribune
Dialogues on feats and fables echo through Berlin and beyond
A speaker recounts tall tales of fish twenty seven feet long and a Berlin man with a mouth able to hold three potatoes. He notes cousin Jim Hankinson alive, Samson's word about his truth, and asks questions about Chaos Nebulae and nature’s underpinning, concluding with a calciminer remark on slipping food.
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Berlin
Jim Hankinson
August Flower Cited By Satisfied Users In Testimonial Line
A series of testimonials claim August Flower cured dyspepsia headaches and constipation. J B Young of Harrodsburg Kentucky reports relief after a fair trial. J W Smith Townsend Ontario and C Rough Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania endorse its value in medical care and sales.
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August Flower
J. B. Young
Daughters College
Harrodsburg
J. W. Smith
P.M
Gem Merchant
Townsend
Ont
Mechanicsburg, Pa
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Toledo
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Washington Star
Somerville Journal
Lowell Courier
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Ress
U K
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Western Creamery
Beeves
Omaha
J. P. McAdams
Elonow
N.C
Dr. Pierce
J.P. McAdams
Pierce
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
Dearborn
Dataloeee Ree
Loomis & Nyman
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Ome
Ceoich Farms
H. Norton
M&lnogz
Iowa
Gms
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Hartford
ELY Brothers
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Plug Tobacco
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