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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

6

Hezekiah's Great Passover Lesson For June 1911

A Sunday School lesson on 2 Chronicles 30 outlines Hezekiah's reform era. It traces temple cleansing, priestly purification, a widened Passover invitation, destruction of heathen altars, and fiscal zeal, ending with the king’s wholehearted devotion as the key to prosperity.

Hezekiah Beecher Jotham Ahaz B. C Hoshea Israel Hastings B.C Tél Temple Jerusalem Prophets Hosea Micah Isaiah Managssel Abijah Zechariah Zechariahs Azaiah God Judah Nisan Beer-sheba Dan Peter the Hermit Jenny Geddes Benjamin Ephriam Manasseh House of God

Jesus the Kingly Friend and the Lord of Love

This piece praises Jesus as the kingly friend whose love endures to the end and beyond. It contrasts Jesus with worldly powers, emphasizes friendship with diverse people, and calls Christians to imitate that boundless love through acts of mercy and support for the vulnerable. It concludes that Jesus stands as the world s only king and friend.

Jesus Judas

Fashion Notes on Flowers Eyes and Elastic Corsets

A feature on color matching personal eyes with blooms and Paris dyed artificial flowers. It also covers elastic side gussets on long hip corsets adding slimness, and recommends belt corsets for heavy figures with straight hip-abdomen fit and extra support.

Protecting Furs From Summer Moths

Housewives can store furs and woolens by sunning and brushing them, placing in a five gallon crock, sealing with wrapping paper glued airtight to the crack. Keep in a dry cellar or store in a large tin lid covered with cretonne as a corner seat to avoid moth damage all summer.

Novel Breakfast Cap With Pink Flowers Described

A colorful new nets and crinoline cap described for breakfast wear. One model features a Tom O'Shanter crown with gold tissue ribbon and lace jabot, with pink roses and apple blossoms at each point, framing the face in a sixteenth century inspired style.

Popular Trimming Laces Influence Spring Fashion

Lace dominates new spring styles used on hats frocks and fabrics. Irish lace, inspired by Venetian designs, becomes a favorite for collars cuffs and blouse or coat details, expanding fashion options for day wear.

Pins Handy for the Seamstress Wrist Cushion Method

The Ladies' Home Journal endorses a circular wrist cushion with an elastic band across the hand to keep pins in view. This setup slips over the left wrist, ensuring pins are readily accessible and easy to remove during sewing.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Anthracite Beads Shine In New Varieties

Porcelain wood and rubber beads exist but black anthracite beads catch eyes with flashes of blue and red as light glances off them.

Built Up Their Town Williamsport Revived By Local Manufacturing

Williamsport Pennsylvania rebuilt after its principal industry moved away. Twenty years ago the city had thirty sawmills, now it has one but many new prospects. Residents invested over a million in ventures and promoted local manufacturing, aided by Lycoming county pride and a rising horticultural drive including a major poultry show.

Williamsport Iliamsport Willamsport Wil- Mamsport Lycoming County Pennsylvania Susquehanna Williamsport Board of Trade Pensylvania

Queen Mary's Work for Children in England

The Chil dren's Happy Evening association started 22 years ago to brighten long winter nights for children in poverty. Queen Mary, then duchess of Cornwall and later queen, became patron and often helped in schools without notice. Her gifts and example boosted participation, expanding operations to 38,000 London children and spreading branches across the provinces.

Children's Happy Evening Association England Duchess of Cornwall Princess of Wales Scopsa London

Best and Highest Seller of a Bible Tercentenary Sale

The Gutenberg Bible reached a record price of 50000 dollars in the tercentenary year of the English translation. The note reflects that translating and printing aimed to put books into people’s hands and ponders how future ages will judge us by the value placed on the Bible. It ends with a jab at chasing less worthy prizes like a mock game.

Gutenberg Wiclis Caxton

Unappreciated Troubled Chats Between Pete and Mike

Plodding Pete laments his trouble as Mean dering Mike protests missing money from last week. Pete recalls a lonely policeman met at three in the morning and says he tried to cheer him by singing He's a jolly good fellow.

Pete Mike

Effects of Cocaine Regarded by Medical Record and Advocates

Medical Record praises cocaine for relief from fatigue and worriment but notes after effects include irritative melancholia and exhaustion. The piece warns of rising addiction, calls for stopping sales except for specific uses, and criticizes druggists and soda fountain vendors while urging accountability and regulation.

Higher Education for Girls Urged by Monsignor Bolo

Monsignor Henry Bolo, a prominent Roman Catholic prelate, called for broader higher education for women in a Paris lecture on Young Girls. He denounced cheap novels and limited roles, praised intellectual culture for girls, and condemned Schopenhauer’s view of women as mindless and confined to prayer and cookery.

Henry Bolo Paris Monsignor Bolo Schopenhauer

Dog Count Story From Our Dumb Animals Told Near Neosho

Dan Pierce of Neosho Missouri owned shepherd dog Shep who could count He demonstrated by telling a visitor to capture a sheep while Shep watched The sheep returned and Shep signaled that a theft had occurred by tracking the missing animal into the woods and guiding the owner to the culprit

Dan Pierce Neosho Shep

Spread of Civilization in Pacific Aims Noted

In the 115th annual report of the London Missionary Society the eager exploration of the South Pacific is described. It claims every islet with coconuts is charted and visited, every guano-bearing rock tested, and all pearl shell sites within driving distance discovered and stripped of treasures.

London Missionary Society South Pacific

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