Resurrection Day Beautifies Cemeteries in Easter Sermon
Brooklyn Easter sermon argues resurrection will beautify cemeteries by restoring departed loved ones in radiant form after death. Dr Talmage compares recollections to revived voices and bodies, notes graveyard renewal, and depicts a vivid ascent to heaven beyond earthly decay.
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Talmage
Hebron
Machpelah
Mamre
Abraham
Conservatories
Holy Land
Beyrout
Dr. Post
Tropics
Palestine
Jesus Christ
Greenwood
Aberdeen
Mary
Charley
Earth
Renan
Christ
God
Mary Magdalene
Cleopas
Jerusalem
Ernest Renan
Jesus
Darling
Heaven
Father Abraham
Lady Huntington
Miscellany of quirky notes and curiosities from around the country
A collage of odd facts and vignettes. Charles Griswold, a skilled bicyclist from New Britain, is praised amid jokes about manners and marriage. Roberta Georgia youths discuss a five dollar club scheme as spouses arrive. Tales include a Buffalo burglar, a Pa. groom missing a train but making church in time, a 100 year life fact, a piano key discoloration device, a San Francisco duck exhibit, and a Regent diamond tale. Frank Fitzgerald of Marlborough becomes blind after long cigarette smoking.
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Charles Griswold
New Britain
Conn
Miss Catchem
Roberta
Arnot
Towanda
San Francisco
Burmah
Frank Fitzgerald
Marlborough
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Tailor Made Girls of New York Fashion Life
A fashion column profiles gentlemanly and tailor made girls in New York, detailing their dress sense, clothing choices, and the sharp, precise style they demand. It highlights their impact on merchant tailoring, noting Estelle Clayton as a leading example of modern couture and a society standard.
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New York
Legion
Estelle Clayton
America
Delury
Marriage Rules for Home Life
A compact domestic guidance piece urges couples to nurture harmony at home. It prescribes affectionate greetings, mutual support, and sincere, respectful communication while discouraging gossip, unnecessary worry, and loud disputes. The text emphasizes homemaking as a shared, stabilizing goal.
A Daughter's Strategy in a Remarkable Paralyzing Case
In Red Oak Iowa during 1892 a respected Mrs. J A Shankland suffered sudden paralysis ending in blindness from eyelid weakness. Her daughter, prompted by a New York article, secured Dr Williams Pink Pills and saw her mother recover with renewed vigor. The pills, offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co, are touted as a universal remedy for nerve and blood disorders and sold 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 with warnings against bulk sales or substitutes.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Red Oak
J. A. Shankland
Williams
The Heel of the Shoe Myth Warns of Death and Love
A German mother warns that if she loses the heel of her shoe a child will die within the year while a French lady losing a high heel risks disappointment in love, reflecting a superstition linking footwear misfortune to fate.
Doubtful About It Life Exchange Between Women
The dialogue reveals a woman doubting an immediate decision and suggesting interviewing a man, Papa, at his office tomorrow. She notes a potential obstacle to mobility and asks to be informed of the outcome after a walk around the area.
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Sixth Avenue
Delmonico
Papa
Eruption darkens ports as Cabuco pours ash across Chile
Volcanic activity blinds Varas Octay and Osorno ports forcing use of artificial light for daily work. World population now estimated at 1.5 billion amid ash cloud. Sawmill at Tupper Lake, New York, boasts $150000 in machinery. Connecticut case debates whether oysters are real estate or personal property. Ajax, famed strongman turned New York police officer, started by carrying a drunk to the station.
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Connecticut
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