The Ark And David The Lord's Way Not Man's
A sermon notes how David failed by using a cart to bear the ark, moving from God’s command to human wisdom. Urges adherence to divine method, warns against worldly methods in church work, and highlights the Obed edom blessing and joyful restoration by proper Levitical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palais
Israel
David
House of Ee
Bie
God
Holy
Lord Jesus Christ
Uzzah
Lord
Goliath
Jerusalem
House of God
Jesus Christ
Obed-edom
Jesus
John Ige
Moses
Christ
First Woman Offered Public and Real Estate Role in Lake County
Mrs Emmons, wife of Rev AH dxem, operates as a fire insurance agent in Lake County. She began eight years ago, canvasses Lake County each spring and fall, and would be the first woman to hold a public and real estate insurer position if she accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Lake
Bicycle Groom Emerges to Aid Women Riders
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a new social role as women on bikes face hazards when alone. It suggests a male escort, a bicycle groom, to pump up tires, mend punctures, and handle maintenance while women ride in safety and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Wedding Hall Décor Idea From The Ladies' Home Journal
Bell Bayless suggests a home wedding decoration using a cut curtain net as a drapery, looping it from a curtain pole and letting it fall to the ground. White flowers woven through the mesh with ferns form a fringed border, with a flower rope border. White narcissus lilacs honeysuckle clover ropes and seasonal blooms provide color, while asparagus vine serves as a green background.
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Bell Bayless
Ladies’ Home Journal
Miss Ida H Hyde Earns Doctorate in Philosophy
Miss Ida H Hyde of Chicago earned a PhD cum laude at the University of Heidelberg. One faculty member refused summa cum laude for a woman, though no one challenged her right to the honor. Hyde held the European fellowship of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae during part of her German studies.
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Ida H. Hyde
Chicago
University of Heidelberg
Association of Collegiate Alumne
New York Times
First woman conductor in Denmark Mrs Sophie Keller
Mrs Sophie Keller, the first woman conductor in Denmark, retired from opera in 1895 after a 25 year lyric career and turned to teaching. She founded the Women’s Private Society For Concerts, now numbering about 1000 members, and is forming an all girl orchestra to accompany the concerts. The initiatives attract strong interest and the music presented is of high character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Keller
Denmark
Women's Private Society For
Delft Blue and Delft Bedroom Decor Trend Noted
Seasonable furniture enameled in gray green or darker greens suits country parlor rooms. Summer bedrooms feature Dutch Delft scenes with delft blue. Blue and white counterpanes once woven by grandmothers fit the Delft themed bedrooms.
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Delft
New, York Post
Bloomers Fade From Fashion On The Boulevard
Report notes a steady decline of bloomers among women cyclists as spring arrives. High wheel restrictions and costier bikes with low frames prompt some former bloomers to return to skirts, while observers recall a morning rider in a neat suit replacing her previous blue bloomers with a dress.
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Claremont
New York Sun
Wit and Wheels Jape Across Papers
A mosaic of old jokes notes bicycles and Angora cars as chic curiosities. It lampoons cyclists and pursues humor in fashion dogs and pants with era wide quips from multiple papers.
Yellow tandem riders flee as bicycle cop tails pair
A gay young couple on a bright yellow tandem speed through the Boulevard. A bicycle cop calls to slow down, the riders dart toward Sixty-seventh Street and into the park where the chase ends without incident. The pair quip that the moment won’t appear in the papers, noting times when they escape.
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Sixty-seventh Street
New York Sun
Cycle racing among women condemned as unwomanly spectacle
The New York Sun criticizes the January women’s six day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden, recalling exhausted riders helped by trainers and doctors. It argues moderate wheeling is healthy but excessive racing injurious and unbecoming.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Sun
Turning Corners Law Enforcement Tightens Speed Rules
The New York Times reports that a city will strictly enforce a speed limit for teams and cyclists turning corners after multiple accidents. Police are preparing an order, aiming to curb fast driving around corners. Some cyclists are reportedly more careless than drivers.
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New York Times
Rear view checks prevent crashes warn rider in Pawtucket death
The American Cyclist cautions cyclists to look rear before turning to avoid accidents. It cites a Pawtucket, R. I. wheelman killed when a reckless rider struck from behind, underscoring the danger of neglecting rearward awareness.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Highwaymen on Wheels and a Hosiery Pocket Idea
A quirky note suggests adding a pocket to golf stockings, placed inside and just over the calf to store valuables and plump the calves, inspired by highwaymen taking to wheelmen and their hold ups.
Will and probate notice for Frances E Haynes estate
Middlesex probate court calls heirs and all interested parties to appear July 21 1896 in Lowell to contest the will presented by Ella Stearns as executrix without bond. Public notice to run three weeks in Concord Enterprise and mailing to known heirs. Witness Charles J McIntire clerk. Prescott Keyes attorney for petitioner.
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Frances E. Haynes
Lincoln
Ella Stearns
Lowell
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Guarantee of Lowest Prices for Summer Coal Purchases
Party guarantees never to miss the chance to secure coal at the year's lowest rates. Readers are urged to compare and buy now to lock in the best prices before others.
Notice of Probate Administration Hearing in Concord
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and creditors in the estate of George Bartlett to appear July 21, 1896 in Lowell Middlesex County. Edward J Bartlett seeks administration without bond and must publish weekly notices in Concord Enterprise for three weeks. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire. Register H Folsom. Attorney Prescott Keyes.
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Middlesex
George 3
Bartlett
Concord
Edward J. Bartlett
Lowell
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Prescott Keyes
Petitioner
Tremont Street
Boston
Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate in North Sudbury
Public auction of Elizabeth Coughlin’s Sudbury property on July 6 1896 at 2 PM. Parcel includes dwelling, barn, hen house on about 4900 square feet bounded by County Road and land of Abel B Jones. Terms require $100 cash at sale, balance within ten days. sale under Probate Court license.
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Sudbury
North Sudbury
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of
Norsherly
Aard Sudbury
Abel B. Jones
Daniel Coughlin
Thomas J. Sawyer
Maynard
Nathan Derby
Benjamin Derby
Concord
Walden Street
Thoreau
Frank BE. Foss
Middlesexnstitution
Joseph Derby
Benjamin. Derby
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Memwey Weren
Wit OF the Wheel
New York Recorder
Mrs. Farmer
Watkins
Indianapolis Journal
Philadelphia
Scorcher
Mr. Scorcher
St. Joseph
Prof
Dix Gromby, M.D
Nature’s Cure
New Hampshire
Dixd Crosby
Gaear
Faeta
Secretary of State
R. R
Merrimac Co
Treas. Loan and Trust Savings Banks
Puritana
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Probate Court
William F.litch Field
Maynard, Mass
Massachusetts
Hugh H. McGrail
Thomas Hillis
Maynard “Mass
H.p.n.dahl
Riverside Block
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