Pure in Heart See God, Jesus Roots Inner Sin
A sermon on Matthew 5 8 argues the pure in heart must be free from sin and sin thoughts not by self effort but through Divine cleansing. It notes inward sins justify outer crimes and that only God can create a pure heart, maintained by Word faith and confession through Jesus Christ.
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Chicago
Spears
Jesus
Hank Gog
Christ
Solomon
God
David
Heaven
Boe Aba
Paul
Jesus Christ
True and False Toleration and Religious Faith
The piece contrasts mere indifference with genuine Christian toleration that blends deep feeling with faith. It argues that strong conviction about truth should coexist with love, and that true tolerance respects differences while trusting truth to prevail in God’s time.
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Sunday School Times
Massachusetts
Royal authors and editors. Kings edit papers and gifts
Royal figures from Edward VII to William II edit or supervise publications. The king personally revises a Europe tour book, Queen Alexandra acts as subeditor for Highland charity concerts, and Tawhiao in New Zealand and Emperor William direct papers from royal offices. The systems privilege court circles and restrict access to favored copies.
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Julius Caesar
David
Carmen Sylvia
Chicago Chronicle
Edward VII
Portugal
France
Malta
Italy
Charles Hardinge
Chevalier de Martino
Morocco
Princess Victoria
Prince of Wales
Queen Alexandra
Duchess of Sutherland
London
Queen's Hall
Highland Brigade
Russias
New Zealand
Tawhiao
William of
Germany
Ministry For the Interior
Fashion Advice for the Athletic Woman in 1904
The article urges practical, affordable indoor wear for active women, favoring dark colors in city life and brighter tones for country settings. It compares skirts, boleros, and accessories, notes the value of a good belt, discusses fabrics like viyella, flannel, and delaine, and offers children’s frock guidance with gaiters and velveteen options.
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Livia
World’s Fair Statuary How Staff Replicates Large Models
Katherine Louise Smith explains the staff process to create enlarged replicas for the fair. A wood or iron frame supports the figure while a pentagraph ensures exact enlargement. Wet staff is built up, smoothed, and refined by the sculptor, then coated with shellac for a lasting finish.
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Katherine Louise Smith
Pearson
Fifty Year Romance Ends in Belleville Marriage
In Belleville Illinois Christopher Deininger age 79 and Eva Haile age 70 wed after childhood sweethearts reunite after 50 years. They first played as children with him nine years her senior. Separate marriages and moves separated them for decades until a recent meeting rekindled their old affection and led to a wedding and honeymoon.
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Belleville
Ill
Christopher Deininger
Eva Haile
COLD QUICKLY CURED
A humorous vignette from the Chicago Tribune shows Mr Chugwater delaying illness while Mrs Chugwater plans errands from groceries to a plush upholstery color. The diary like scene ends with Mr Chugwater doubting rain and resuming work at his office. Robbers in New Caledonia reportedly use a herb called datum stramonium as a knockout tea to expose hidden money and aid theft.
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Mr. Chugwater
New Caledonia
Annals of Hygiene
Typeless Printing Machine Promises Printing Revolution
Brooklyn inventor W S Timis introduces a typeless printing device claimed to rival type and lithography. The keyboard driven system prints via a perforated tape, can be corrected by pasting, then produces grease impressions on a lightweight aluminum plate for transfer to the press. The design aims to eliminate stereotypers and matrix-makers and move toward automatic operation.
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W. S. Timis
Brooklyn
New Compact Fire Ladder Aids Urban Rescue
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a new compact extension ladder design that folds into a small drum when not in use. The hinged steel sections unfold vertically via a rotary drum and are stabilized by guy wires. A rope and pulley cage can lift at various heights to rescue occupants from upper floors.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Poverty aura prompts new choir outfits at Gorleston
The vicar urged parishioners to fund new cassocks and surplices for the Gorleston choir. A harvest of donations forced a stark display of poverty in the week, as many choir members wore tatters and mixed garments while the church wardens struggled to carry the weight of the gifts. Later the vicar traveled to London to purchase a complete choir outfit.
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Gorleston
East Anga
London
Pretty Home That May Be Built for 2470 Dollars
A Philadelphia Press design outlines a compact green and white clapboard residence priced at 2470 dollars. It features a two sided porch, large dining room, commodious pantry, four second floor bedrooms, attic potential, open fireplace, and stairs with space for furnishings, all using hot air heating and plain plumbing.
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Philadelphia Press
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Nothany
Royal Authors and Editors
Hudson
Nainsook
Valenciennes
Kate Greenaway
Ellen Osmonde
Cregg
Legg
Chinchitia
Guipure
Made
Alno
Chiahood
Vicar of
Switzerland
Wilcke
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