Stoking Wild Rose Desserns in Cutwork Pattern
Simplicity of design and needlework blend to form wild rose motifs for cut work. Flowers in applique suit sheets, pillowcases, scarves, towels, and chair backs. Pattern 1337 includes transfer patterns and motif sizes. includes stitch guidance and material needs. Send 15 cents plus your name and address to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. New York.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Life's Harmony and the Tempering of Sound by Love
A reflective thought on life and beauty, noting that discord is tempered by love and beauty guides through pathos, echoing George Henry Lewes on harmony and emotion.
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George Henry Lewes
Indiana Obituaries and Local Accidents Roundup
A long obituary list notes Henry Harsh age seventy six and William Lee seventy eight among deaths from illness, train or car crashes, burns, and heart attack across Indiana towns including La Porte Logansport Indianapolis Rochester and Fort Wayne. Multiple accident items involve pedestrians motorists and railroad collisions with details on ages and locations. A church anniversary homecoming and a college event are also mentioned along with flood relief bills signed by the governor and a local arrest case in Bluffton.
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Henry Harsh
Weseley Callender
la Porte
Mary Shortridge
Logansport
Leslie D. Clancy
Mason
Indianapolis
Anina Leininger
Rochester
Indiana
William N. Lee
Emory
Alexandria
Nancy Showalter
St. Francisville
Sterling Frederick Scofield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plymouth
James McCarthy
Pendleton
W. S. Mathews
North Vernon
Eugene Repberger
Wilbur Day
Wabash College
John Kingsbury
Wabash
Joseph Judnic
Holy Trinity Croatian
Gary
St. Vincent’s Villa
Ft. Wayne
John F. Noll
E. J. Sweigart
Catholic Diocesan
Charles Aker
Bluffton
Roy Aker
Wells County
Louis W. Linker
Frank P. Miller
Miller
Linker
Townsend
Charles F. Lawrence
Leepers Park
South Bend
Lucinda Parr
Alton
Crawford County
Percy Parr
E. E Parr
Lindot’s View On Spain's Plight and Global Complicity
Everly Hills California columnist Irvin Cobb laments Spain’s devastation caused by hostile powers, questions ransom laws amid kidnappings, mocks optimism and exploration excess, and riffs on music aging spirits, noting tangled international blame and human nature. The piece blends satirical musings on geopolitics, crime law, and cultural curiosities with Cobb’s signature wry tone.
Mount Vernon Story Ties Washington Era to Modern Shrine
A Washington Star account recounts Mount Vernon as a national shrine. It notes the estate’s 1858 drive led by Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham to purchase the mansion for preservation, the Civil War era’s cautious guardianship, and the site’s enduring preservation as a plantation complex with historic trees and buildings.
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Eorge Washington
Mount Vernon
Washington
Washington Star
Eleanor Washington Howard
John Augustine Washington
America
General Washington
Bushrod Washington
John Augustine Washington Bushrod
Old Manor
Washingtons
George Washington
Jesus
Martha Custis
John Augustine Washington Jr
George
Ann Pamela Cunningham
South Carolina
John A. Washington
Washington Post
Virginia
When Jesus' Friends Stopped Crying: a Lazarus Tale
A Sunday school lesson centers on John 11 23 28 32 44 the resurrection power of Christ and the comfort of his friendship. It contrasts Death sorrow Faith Hope and Christ resurrection with the need to trust God beyond full understanding. It notes Jesus delays and strengthens faith before raising Lazarus.
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Jesus
Lazarus
Jesus Christ
Judea
Job
Christ
Martha
Mary
God
Paul
John
Happiness and Love in Faithful Service
The text asserts happiness arises from loving and serving God rather than pursuing happiness directly. It argues dissatisfaction follows when people seek joy as an end, rather than through devotion and service in faith.
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South America
Life and Freedom That Life Is Only Truly Tree
A compact epigram reflecting Bulwer’s thought on autonomy and self sufficiency, asserting that life flourishes when it governs itself and stands complete within its own bounds.
Avoid Unhealthy Dry Air Keep Radiator Humidifier Pans Full
Winter colds stem from hot dry air in homes as furnaces run. Heat dries moisture from air and can damage furniture. A simple pan humidifier uses water in radiator pans to humidify rooms, helping prevent dry air and reduce cold spread. Keep pans filled with fresh water for continuous moisture.
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WNU
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Everly Hills
Calif
Irvin
Cobb
East River
French Riviera
Grand
Pennsylvania
WNY
Washington’s Colonial
Harold L. Lundquist
Jean
The
Moody Bible Institute
Hicrga
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Channing
Dia Tollei
Manamar
Philip R. Park, Inc
South Dearborn
Chiceze
Miners Manufacturing
San Pedro
California
Bey
Allcock
Beckachez
Sr Me
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Michwald
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Mlaery
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