Two kinds of faith from Samaritans’ two day stay
In Samaria Jesus shows two faiths: head faith believing the Christ as a fact, and heart faith born from personal contact with Jesus. The Samaritans first believed by the woman’s testimony, then by hearing Jesus Himself and inviting Him to abide. The deeper faith arrives when they receive Him, repent, and follow His teachings, transforming their city and lives.
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Cuba's Richest Woman Hosts Havana Salon
Rosa Abreu, Cuba's wealthiest woman with an estimated $2 million, is a social centerpiece in Havana. The widow, born in Cuba with non Spanish ties, hosts famed Sunday salons in Palatino Cerro attended by Cuban and American elites, military officers, and artists, reflecting her charm, generosity, and cosmopolitan hospitality.
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Cuban planter Senora Abreu’s elegant Havana home and vast coffee estate
Senora Rosa Abreu, a handsome Havana social figure under 35, blends artful interiors with tropical palms and bric-a-brac. Her estate centers on a 20,000 acre coffee plantation with a $150,000 mill, employing hundreds when active, though current work halts amid unsettled times. She follows American style with stabled horses away from the house and keeps a refined, tasteful home despite Cuba’s general lack of decorative art.
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Makes Novel Defense Snow Cleaning Ordinance Validity
Budd Norcross of Mount Holly New Jersey challenges a snow cleaning ordinance fine. He argues the township committee lacks jurisdiction over Madison avenue where he lives, noting paving issues long disputed due to a turnpike company ownership. He says if the committee lacks power on one ordinance it cannot enforce another.
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Nellie Grant in Shoe at St Louis Sanitary Fair 1864
The Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair opened May 18 1864 in St Louis to aid the Sanitary Commission. A giant shoe centerpiece featured Nellie Grant Sartoris as a child in a white cap and glasses amid dolls. The event raised nearly $600000 for relief.
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Aided by Beauty Through Clean Teeth and Regular Dental Visits
The piece argues that beauty depends on clean regular teeth and that girls and women should visit the dentist every six months. It warns against indulgent parenting that lets children avoid dental care, noting regular checkups prevent decay, reduce pain, and lower costs. It appears in a weekly column.
Population Prophet and a Screen of Post Cards
A column recalls a 1769 unsigned letter to the Earl of Hillsborough predicting rapid U.S. population growth and eventual American numbers. It also notes a modern craft idea with a picture post card screen and a tip to curb cooking odors by using cedar sawdust and salt on spills.
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Fashion's Realm A guide to hats and veils for women
Advice from the New York Post on extravagant stockings and neck wear highlights shop trends for dress accessories. It notes chiffon and silk muslin pieces, lace, trimming, and preformed shapes that require little ironing, with featherbone as a minimal aid. It covers hat styles, including all fur, beaver, and plumage hats, favoring mid-sized shapes and practical veiling techniques for street and formal wear.
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New York Post
How to Love a Girl and Other Odd Tips
A miscellany piece cites Tom Mason on love advice from Smart Set, with risqué guidance about courting older and younger women, followed by brief notes on cooking turkey with tomato sauce, sewing on a button, a Spanish jambalaya recipe, fruit diet commentary by Prof. Wiley, and a tip on placing shot in vase bases to prevent tipping.
Doers of the word in Jesus Sermon on the Mount
A study guide reflecting on Matthew 7 21 29 and Luke 6 24 49 shows that faith without action fails to enter the kingdom. It cites the warning not all who call Lord Lord will be saved and emphasizes building on a rock as true foundation versus sand. The lesson highlights authoritative teaching and the need for consistent living with Christ’s principles.
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