Thematic extracts on faith and education in a New England setting
A mosaic of religious reflections, sermons, and anecdotes from a northern town. It touches on D L Moody and Mount Hermon School plans, pious lessons for children, Sabbath ideas, and accounts of faith in everyday life.
Chicago clergyman funds destitute woman then shuns out of wedlock child
A Chicago pastor visits Phil Armour to aid a destitute young woman with an infant. Armour gives money, but after learning the child was born out of wedlock the minister is turned away. The man informs his wife who brings aid to the woman, exposing a clash between propriety and charity.
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James Martineau
D. L. Moody
Ying Lee
Hartford
Conway
F. A. Byerly
Richmond Religious Herald
Harry
Brethren
the Independent
The
Baptist Weekly
Archibald Alexander
Princeton
Chicago
Phil Armour
Armour
Annd
Man of Sons
Farwell
Texas
Baltimore American
Charles V. Farwell
Idois
Abner Taylor
State of Texas
Farwell Company
Fossa
London
Austin
Shen
Bacely
Vale of the Land
Petersburg
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Forty-eighth
Pennsylania Reserve
Harry Besse
Virgin
Mississippi
Tennessee
Reese
Grant
Forty-eigth
Teall
Otto
Tun Suele
iRecso
Lcht
Har‘dens
Hellers
Peters Vars
Richmond
Neese
Meade
Lee
Burnside
Hey
Ly Iad
George L. Kilmer
Gorge House staff takes shape as Arethusa leads boarders
Aboard the Gorge House Arethusa Allen mobilizes boarders and townsfolk to staff a seasonal kitchen and service team. She hires two daughters of Mrs Binns, Marian Sevier and others, while Mark Sevier and Mrs Ridley arrange cooks and caterers as the season nears end. Arethusa plans Europe next summer with Mr Sevier despite promising to return.
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Arethusa Allen
Groton Gorge
Miss Allen
Joan of Arc
Mrs. Binns
Venus di Medici
Arethusa
Groton
Mrs. Mackenzie
Binns
Aretha
Briste
John
Theo John
Gorge House
Joanna
Fanny
Mesasley
Big Junius
Tam
Susan Rich
Junius
Susa
Tanitn
Epicures
Sevier
Mark
Euphrasia Boggs
Kitty Plume
Miss Sevier
Mrs. Jenkins
Inside a Salmon Canning Factory Breakdown of the Process
A Boston Courier report describes salmon canning steps from dressing and washing to cutting filing and packing. Workers process 1500 to 2000 fish daily per man, with machines for cutting and a brick soldering furnace handling up to 20 000 cans daily. Final tests involve hot water immersion and a nail tap to detect flaws.
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Carrie
Breaat
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William Reaney
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