Forgiveness and Glory in the Crucifixion Narrative
Commentary on Luke 23 33 46 notes forgiveness through Christ's death and the crucifixion scene. It highlights the thief's conversion, Pilate's inscription, and the symbolism of the temple veil torn. The piece contrasts earthly vanities with the peace and righteousness found in Christ and references related scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilate
God
Jesus
Christ
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Mary Magdalene
Paradise
Mary
Darkness
The Cycle Makers And Bicycle Jokes Across Papers
A collage of quips and captions from several papers about bicycles and riders. References include a police blotter, a lighted lantern crime remark, one rider quitting talk of piracy, a gentleman test, a mother scolding, and a yellow dog in a night scene as a heavy lady dismounts her bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ware
Della Ware
Buffalo Times
Fido
Philadelphia
Kansas City Journal
Minneapolis
Longtime New York Sexton Ponders New Meeting House Move
Mrs. Maria Garrison, 17 years as sexton of Ebenezer Baptist Church on West Thirty fourth Street, believes divine guidance led her to the role. The brick Meeting House of 1850 is for sale, with plans to build a new church and continue her sexton duties at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maria Garrison
Ebenezer Baptist Church
West Thirty-fourth Street
Garrison
Cozy Boston Teacup Wit Inspires Idle Daytime Scene
A New York Telegram excerpt describes a genteel Boston gathering with repartee over tea. A young hostess in antique dress relaxes in a chair as guests spar with witty lines about heirlooms and social ambition, the lively chatter capturing domestic chic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Boston
New York Telegram
The Wheel Brings Health and Freedom to Women
A 1910s voice lauds women riding bicycles as a public-health boon. The piece celebrates rising production of women’s wheels, promising open air, toned muscles, bright eyes, and improved vitality for women and society.
Young Lord April and Lady May Meet in the Woods
The passage describes a playful scene where the young Lord April and Lady May meet in the woods and share a kiss. They praise each other’s appearance and scent while one narrator notes their dialogue for later poetic quotation.
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April
Lady May
Lawson's Safety Wheel Originator of the Bicycle
The Bicycling News credits H. J. Lawson with originating the chain driven safety bicycle. A Coventry banquet honored him with a testimonial and a gold watch. Lawson humorously notes his short legs inspired the design and that his invention helped supply millions of machines and vast wealth to manufacturers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Coventry
Lawson
United States
France
Germany
New York
The Bicycle Abroad a Society Sport
A survey of cycling trends worldwide notes boomed Ceylon roads in part as paradise for riders Tokyo and London see new midnight cycles and posters. Copenhagen hosts world championships with about 80 000 cyclists. Edwin Dun says the $12 Japanese bicycle is a myth while Brits debate wheel use among plumbers. Bavaria imposes bicycle certificates for women. English society introduces the poster race as a novelty.
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Ceylon
Japan
London
Copenhagen
Edwin Dun
United Plumbers
Great Britain
Bavaria
Extraordinary female bicycle fashion in Hyde Park
The Philadelphia North American notes a new woman who is no longer fatigued and rides with unusual attire. A widow’s bonnet and crepe coat pair with black satin knickerbockers and no overskirt as London’s Hyde Park spectacle. The chiropodist links cycling to a high instep beauty plus similarity to stirrup position. Mrs J M Savage of Boston boasts 383 centuries and nearly 20 000 miles in five years with notable long rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hyde Park
London
J. M. Savage
Boston
Providence
Worcester Triangle
Paris incident ends with suspect ramment and rubber padding arrest
In Paris a fat man was run over by a wheelman and flattened. He rose, fled from rescuers, and a pool of oil was found where he fell. Tax officers then arrested him finding rubber sticks padding and smug gled liquids through barriers.
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Paris
Women’s misjudgment blamed for bicycle accidents
A New York report states more women than men are injured on bicycles, attributed to women misjudging distance and calculating poorly. It claims women cannot gauge whether they are 40 feet or 15 feet from an object, leading to dangerous attempts to pass moving wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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D. M. Stearns
Wichita
Sexton
Woman and the Wheel
the Bicycle Abroad
N. B
C.d.holmes
Maynard, Mass
H.p.n.dahl
Riverside Block
Maynard
James Devane
West Acton, Mass
Hudson National Bank
Caleb L. Brigham
WOMEN
Monumental
Darling's Elk, Cor. Summer and Nason Sts
Quincey Granite
Ss. Fowler
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord
Ordera
J. C. Friend
Henry Mert
George W. Serene
Middlesex South District
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barrett's Mill Road
Joseph P. George
Said George
Daring Merriam
Merriam
George W. Shenerden
Ortgagee
Prescott Parettorney
Tremont Street
THE
Imperial Cloak & Suit Store
Il Bridge St
Merrimack
Parker
Main Street
Mapes and Bradley Fertilizers
Arlington and
Yankee
Bridal Veil
Pillsbury
Washburns
Paints & Ils
Tuttle, Jones & Wetherbee
South Acton
Mass
A.h.haynes
Mississippi River
Asa
Prince of Wales
A. H. Haynes
James R. Bent
Josh Randles
Fletcher’s Corner
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