Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you sermon call
Dr. Talmage argues the Golden Rule is the cure for labor troubles. He portrays capital and labor as a looming war and urges Christian self restraint, shared sacrifice, and human empathy to bridge divides. He warns supply and demand are failing without moral action and calls for mutual aid and fair dealing to avert societal collapse.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Antonio
Portia
Washington
Plato
Proserpine
Supply and Demand
Allegheny Mountains
Henry Clay
Christ
Klondike as a Place to Live In
The Klondike climate and resources compare to Hammerfest with harsh winters averaging 23 degrees below zero yet tempered by Pacific winds in summer. Abundant white spruce forest yields two foot trunks where not crowded, and salmon-filled streams promise fall provisioning if miners use prudence.
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Klondike
Dawson City
Hammerfest
Pacific
Pointed Paragraphs on Reputation and Charity
Maxims on reputation and divorce courts. A wry look at gender roles, ambition, nerve, charity, sales of liquor, fame, artistic success, horse sense, and the revolving fan that gathers no flies. Contains biting, ironic statements.
Reflections on Love and Quarrels in Old Papers
A compact collage of aphorisms and quips on love, loyalty, and gender relations drawn from 19th century newspaper snippets. It touches on jealousy, flirtation, marriage dynamics, and sociological questions about longing under the stars, with humorous asides on measuring feelings.
Cigarettes and Health Question Sparks Trade Reply
A Washington Star exchange quotes a trust official asked if cigarettes hurt health. He replies the answer hinges on whether one smokes or sells them, highlighting a trade angle in the cigarette industry through a cautious, wry remark.
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Washington Star
Shoes for dress styles described in fabric tone range
A New York Commercial Advertiser piece outlines colored kid shoes replacing satin in fashion. Descriptions include a god leather band on instep, black and gold slippers with gold heels, embroidered crystal toecaps, and styles like harlequin and gypsy shoes. Patent leather faces heat concerns, with glace kid bands and polished flaps noted.
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Scientific Shoemaker News
N. Y
Accidents Card Aimed at Quick Help For Children
A Philadelphia Times reader recalls a wall card titled Accidents that lists common child injuries and remedies with a doctor contact box, designed to guide calm action until professional help arrives. The piece praises practical, preparatory care and contrasts it with the impatience of others. It also notes a domestic ideal where tact and restraint spare family distress.
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Philadelphia Times
Women as Diplomats in Daily Life and Politics
The article extols women as natural diplomats in both public and private spheres. It argues they avoid conflict, smooth daily life, and steer conversations away from tensions. It highlights the feminine instinct for tact, discretion, and harmony, shaping quiet influence beyond formal politics.
Pretty Picture Cot Cover For Summer Children
The Gentlewoman describes cot covers and embroidered quilts as quiet morning entertainment for children. Pongee silk makes light washable covers with delicate floral motifs in silk floss. A pale yellow silk cover with carnat ions and pale green piping features cream lace frills and silk folded edges tied with ribbons.
Modes for Summer Days in 19th Century Fashion
Modes for Summer Days describes exclusive veil borders for walking hats, bold kid and leather belts in red and green, white hats with green leaves and white viglets, plaited mousseline midsummer collets, surplice waist muslin bodices with fichu, apple-green chiffon trim on black Milan straw hats, and new silk linen gloves with white tan and black colors, plus lisle gloves in fresh styles.
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Milan
Chicago Chronicle
Alaska coal and oil fields firm organized in Seattle
A company has been organized at Seattle Washington to develop coal and oil fields recently discovered in Alaska about 350 miles west of Juneau. Three thousand feet of pipe has been ordered for the district to support exploration and development activities.
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Seattle, Wash
Alaska
Juneau
Bargains in Chamois Gloves on Weather Wear
Glove shoppers seek chamois gloves described as the only option for this weather. Prices run under a dollar for brief wear, but they lose shape after one day. A good Biarritz glove may cost $1.25, sometimes 98 cents during good sale.
Gloves That Fit All Summer Clean and Smart
A warm weather comfort with no buttons allows easy on and off wear. Washed in warm water with castile soap, one pair can be worn all season and stay fresh and neat from start to finish. N Y Commercial Adviser notes durability and practicality.
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N. Y
Mining licenses rise in Rossland region last year
Over 400 mining companies were licensed to mine gold in the Rossland region, D. C., last year. One of the best known loan agents in the state is authority for the statement that the people of South Dakota in the last four years have paid off $50,000,000 of their obligations.
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Rossland
D. C
South Dakota
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Dawson
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago
Wensip
Suaeen
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