The Gospel of Giving and Free Will in Nature
A 1902 sermon extols freely receiving from Christ and freely giving to others. Nature, birds, and streams echo the creed that spiritual abundance increases with generosity, citing II Corinthians and the widow’s mite as models. The author recounts bringing grace to poor outcasts and children, urging readers to practice abounding generosity in Jesus’s name.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Nahere
Fanny J. Crosby
Rockefeller
Morgan
Europe
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Christ
Palestine
Paul
The
Corinthians
Ephesus
Jerusalem
Samaria
Peter
Asia
Christ Jesus
Elaborate Fall Fete Gown Attracts Attention In Lenox
A vivid description of a white satin mousseline gown for Lenox fall society events highlights out door fetes. The dress features white Irish crochet lace, tea rose yellow chiffon, and decorative cloth applique with wreaths of white roses and satin ribbons. The bodice has a short bolero, a deep draped waistband, and long lace coat tails revealing yellow chiffon lining.
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Newport
Lenox
Latest Novelties in Coiffures and Transformations
An article discusses the shift from wigs to transformations as fashionable hair solutions. It describes three modern coiffures, noting a popular evening style with a side part, loose forehead drape, low neck coil, and a single curl over the shoulder, finished with a blossom wreath for opera-ready elegance.
Palm in Brazil used for many common purposes
The palm in Brazil provides extensive uses from medicinal roots like sarsaparilla to fibers for joists and building materials. Its fruit feeds cattle, the pulp tastes pleasant, and the nut yields oil and emulsion. Straw products include hats, baskets, and thatching materials.
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Brazil
Boston Transcript
Europe
The Author's Power in Creating Interest From Commonplace People
The piece argues that novelists like Thackeray Scott and Eliot transform ordinary characters through patient exposition and moral struggle. It notes that even dull personalities gain dignity as they grow and reveal inner conflict, shaping the story’s total effect.
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Atlantic
Antiquary
Thackeray
Scott
George Eliot
Pretty Modes in Early Fall Hats
Ellen Osmonde notes early fall hat trends influenced by Paris palettes and designers like Caroline Reboux. Black hats with Lamballe shapes and white underbrims, white plumes, and velvet borders dominate. Mushrooms with roses, bows over left brim, and lace veiling enhance the chic Parisienne style.
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Paris
Parisienne
Caroline Reboux
Louis Seize
Puteaux
Ellen Osmonde
Rumor of Heir’s Favor With Lord De Broke
The Way Now reports a likely marriage link to Lord De Broke. An expert accountant reviewing her father’s books has allegedly given a favorable report to his lordship.
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de Broke
N. Y
Spooning on Campus Provokes University Note
The University of Chicago campus is described as a hotbed of spooning during the summer term. Students roam Cobb hall corridors and landings, with co-eds and male friends gathering under oaks to whisper, snack, and flirt as professors teach. A campus rule bars marriages during study, but authorities struggle to curb affections.
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University of Chicago
Cobb Hall
Cobb
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
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