Dealing With The Devil On The Battlefield Of Faith
A Chicago Sunday feature argues that resisting the devil is essential for salvation. It likens spiritual combat to a siege, urging believers to wield faith as armor and the Sword of the Spirit to force the devil to flee.
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Virtues of Ivory as Medicine and Jelly in 18th Century
The piece traces ivory's medical use from 1746 Castel lo references to Schroder's Zoolog, noting ivory as a cooling tonic and stomach aid. It describes preparations Spodium and ivory jelly, with dosage and historic perceived benefits including resolving jaundice and melancholy.
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In Hopes and The Moon Man Laugh Line
A playful exchange about life after death and inhabiting a planet. Madge asserts belief in life beyond Earth, joking she will reach the man in the moon if nothing else. George questions proof, Madge expresses confident resolve in her choice.
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N. Y. Herald
Engaged Twice Over as Secret Fortune Emerges
A witty exchange reveals Miss Mainchance's engagement to Mr Jenks. Her friend recalls a previous vow against marrying for wealth, but Miss Mainchance learns he possesses fifty thousand pounds. The flirtatious payout shifts the romantic contour of their match.
The Sunday School Lesson on Paul in Rome
A devotional study on Acts 28 16 to 31 describes Paul in Rome under guard teaching the Jews and preaching the Kingdom of God from his hired house for two years. It notes his bold witness despite imprisonment and the suggested later fate of Paul after the Roman stay.
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European Rail News and Global Comparisons
The article notes Basle, Switzerland turning out two of the largest locomotives with 1600 horsepower and speeds above 75 mph. It discusses Manchurian rail traffic risks from typhoons, Holland and Natal rail mileage, and a Duchess of Manchester baggage incident at Salsomaggiore showing Italian officials’ blunt efficiency.
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Proper pantry layout enhances kitchen efficiency and cooling
A 19th century Country Gentleman excerpt argues pantry placement near the kitchen and dining room, with a square layout and window kneading board. It describes drawers, flour barrels, movable kneading surfaces, grocer cabinet, dumbwaiter and shelves, plus ice considerations and northern exposure for summer cooling.
Charts Her Figure and Ideal Measurements for a Classic Form
The Chicago Inter Ocean advises young women to possess an anthropometric chart to track classic proportions. It lists standards for height weight waist bust and limb measurements and explains consistent positioning with calipers and tapes to gauge the ideal figure in heads and inches.
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Two Ways of Serving Eggs
Two good ways to serve eggs. For creamed eggs boil four or five eggs hard and cut them lengthwise then pour a white sauce made with one pint of milk one tablespoon flour and one tablespoon butter. For baked creamed eggs poach six eggs place on a deep platter grate cheese over them and cover with a white sauce made with one pint milk two tablespoons butter and two tablespoons flour. Bake five minutes in a quick oven.
East Room piano questioned as gold amid White House tour
A country woman in the East room during a White House tour questions a gold-leaf piano. A railroad guide explains the instrument is not solid gold and points to seals of the original states. The exchange ends with the woman noting the room’s limited furnishings and a fine view from the south windows.
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Dog Outsits Mistress by Hop, Sit, and Bark
A Tiffin Ohio family moved from their old home leaving furniture to a new renter an elderly woman. The dog loved a parlor chair and learned to switch seats by signaling the woman with a bark at the window. In a turn of events the dog entered and found the lady in possession then calmly reclaimed the chair.
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Plan to Save French Babies Polyclinic Opens in Paris
Baron Henri de Rothschild opens a polyclinic on Rue Marcadet to lecture medical students and doctors on newborn treatment. The aim is to reduce infant mortality in France and help replenish army recruitment amid population decline.
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Notable Jubilees and Trials Across 19th Century Headlines
The column surveys church leaders and popes with potential jubilees, mentions Charles Macklin’s stage milestone at Covent Garden, Rosa Brelinger’s unique Chinese language role, Samuel Cupples’s expansion plans for Washington University, Savage Landor’s pirate studies in the Sulu archipelago, Dr. Mann’s ongoing influence after McKinley’s operation, and Dr. Parkhurst’s blunt preaching style. It also notes actress Miles Sarkisova’s railway accident and $50,000 civil court damages in St. Petersburg for lost teeth impairing her singing career.
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