Life Stages Sermon urged for twenties to seventies
Dr Talmage’s 1902 sermon surveys life by decades from twenties through the eighties urging ambition, work and faith. He cites historical ages, notes the thirties as a trial, the forties as discovery, the fifties as jubilee, and the sixties as a call to action before old age, ending with a call to seek divine help for all ages.
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The Sunday School Lesson Text Acts Four
The article presents a scripture lesson from Acts four detailing Peter's bold defense before the Sanhedrin, the emphasis on the resurrection, and the early church's growth. It explains the Sanhedrin's questions, Peter's faith filled reply, and the ongoing struggle between early Christians and Jewish authorities.
Hints for Housewives From Frugal Living Page
Practical tips for household tasks including cooking, cleaning and care of fabrics and footwear. Advice covers avoiding covering pans, washing dishes promptly, testing nutmegs, prewashing new stockings, using glass covers, shoe cleaning with ink and oil, repairing scorches, cleaning black cashmere with borax blue water, and brightening gilt frames with spirits of wine or turpentine.
Comedy of Errors Over a Milk Bottle and Dog Chase
A New Orleans Times-Democrat reader recounts a humorous incident on St Charles Avenue. A frightened woman mistook a man with a milk bottle under his coat and a pursuing dog for a mad duo. a host calmly explained the dog was sick and the man harmless, ending with polite exchanges as the woman withdrew.
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St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans
The Art of Conversation From a N Y World Editorial
Practical guidance on becoming a skilled conversationalist by directing talk, reading nonverbal cues, and keeping one’s own chatter minimal. Emphasizes drawing out others, avoiding showy wit, and using few words with measured, effective impact.
First Lady of Iowa Mrs. A B Cummins Leader in Des Moines
Mrs. A B Cummins wife of Iowa governor is a prominent Des Moines social leader. Born Ida L Gallery of Eaton Rapids Michigan she married Cummins in 1874 and moved to Des Moines in 1878. She leads clubs and social work while serving on church and settlement boards.
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Iowa
Des Moines
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Cummins
Ida L. Gallery
James Gallery
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Daily scalp massage makes hair fluffy and manageable
New York women embrace a simple daily scalp massage to fluff and tame even straight or stiff hair. The method requires only fingertips to knead the scalp at the temples and forehead, offering results rivaling shampooing with less neglect of health.
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New York
Laxakola Company
Nassau Street
Nice Way to Cook Bacon
Thin sliced bacon with rind removed rests close on a fine wire broiler above a dripping pan. Bake in a hot oven until crisp then turn and drain on brown paper. Fat drips clear and rich, ideal for frying, bacon stays crisp and easily digested.
Good Housekeepers Prepare for Married Life
The article argues that every girl should learn all duties of a housekeeper before marriage. It says competence in managing a home, cooking, and serving meals is essential, and a man has reason to doubt a match if she is unwilling or unable. It urges girls to ready themselves for intelligent housekeeping to foster happier homes.
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Romance and Misery Marks Paths of Adele Preveau
Adele Preveau, once a Paris countess, married twice and moved in Washington diplomatic circles before dying in a New York shelter. Born near Paris seventy two years ago, her former husband the Count de Doreau was killed in a Paris duel over a gambling debt. Her second husband Henri Preveau died in New York, leaving a vanished fortune. Abandoned by poverty, she died in a shelter cared for by a Black woman in New York.
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Adele Preveau
New York
Paris
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Henri Preveau
Washington
Women draughtsmen entering granite yards in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen, Scotland granite cutting yards hire female draughtsmen showing women taking on roles formerly held by men. Similar trends appear in England and France where women architects are increasingly common and skilled in monumental drawing.
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Scotland
England
France
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