Inaugural Parade Honors Wilson With Pageantry
George Clinton reports a grand Washington procession for Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration. Military divisions led by Maj. Gen. Woth Spoon and Brig. Gen. Mills blend with civic groups, college cadets, and Hunt Clubs as spectators fill Pennsylvania Avenue cheering from capitol to White House.
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The Face of Jesus Christ Lights a Dark World
The essay extols Jesus as the revelation of God’s glory in the face of love. It contrasts divine light with natural wonders and pagan awe, arguing that true faith seeks God through Christ’s warm pity and undying love. It cites Dante, Tennyson, Augustine, and Newman to praise Christ as the Light of the World.
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Daily Life With Christ Shapes Our Living
The passage urges daily companionship with Christ as the saving power of life. Starting with prayer, consulting his words, and viewing all problems through his eyes cultivates the mind of Christ and draws others to him.
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Infidelity and belief in eternal things cited by Rev Simpkin
A fleeting remark on infidelity and agnosticism by Rev. P. A. Simpkin of the Congregationalist church in Salt, describing agnosticism as a passing form of old infidelity amid a push toward eternal truths.
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Salt
Sad-Looking Man Invades Shanty With Powder Threat
A distressed man enters a worker shanty with a red powder can and threatens to blow himself up. The foreman orders him away, he ignores the warning, and he stuffs the can into a stove. The workers flee, ten minutes later the can is found in the fire and the man and lunch pails are gone.
Cuticura Cures Eczema on Mrs. Mary Taylor’s Hands
In St. Clair Missouri Mrs. Mary Taylor recounts years of watery blisters cracking and bleeding from eczema. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a doctor’s advice and reports a complete cure with no remaining symptoms. The ad notes Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples and a Skin Book.
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Boston
Plants Need Nourishment Investigates Cold Resistance
A German investigator finds plants resist cold better with special nourishment. Sugar feeding strengthens their ability to endure low temperatures, though less strongly than animal food.
Quotable Lines and Teething Syrup Ad Preview
A fragment features Henry Thackeray quotation on love and an 25c bottle advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain. The clipped note mixes proverbs with a child care product pitch and a pay-as-you-go joke.
Atlantic liners surge to serve Canada trade growth
Eight new Trans Atlantic liners are planned for exclusive Canadian trade use. The two cabin ships will cater to second class and steerage passengers, not luxury cabins. Canada aims to become a shipping hub with immigration drawing from Northern Europe, while Panama canal traffic lags behind future Canadian routes.
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Not in Sight Not So Long as Women Play Bridge for Stakes
Communications in a humorous dialogue feature Pokus asking if universal peace is possible. Hokus answers that peace remains distant while women continue to play bridge for stakes.
Allen’s WFoot Ease Ad Claims Shoes Fit Easier For Women
An advertisement promotes Allen’s WFoot Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes for a better fit and comfort. It promises rest and relief with a free trial offer mailed from Olmsted Le Roy, N.Y. The text contrasts with a generic proverb about men and popularity.
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le Roy
Farm Canning and Factories Offer Bargain Equipment
A terse ad outlines four acres and canning facilities with $8 per ton pricing and a $830 outfit. It promotes a free booklet detailing earnings, testimonials, and a lending plan with a 3 percent installment option. The message targets small farmers needing help to start canning at home.
When a Man Thinks About Marriage He Sees No Church Wedding
A humorous remark notes that a man planning marriage rarely imagines a church ceremony, suggesting different expectations about wedding plans and traditional rites.
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