Patience The Virtue That Surpasses Impatience
A reflective sermon extols patience as divine virtue and exposes impatience as ruinous in faith and daily life. It traces Scriptural patience from Genesis to Calvary, contrasts spiritual and fleshly impatience, warns of home and church discord, and urges reliance on God’s grace to endure until promises are fulfilled.
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A. N. Kelloge
Christ Jesus
God
Rome
Tience
Thuman Dynamics
Peter
Jesus Christ
Job
Paul
Ephesus
Thyratira
Philadelphia
Carpenter Bench
Jesus
James
Christ
Cep Valley of
Death
Sin
Garden of Eden
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Moses
David
Calvary
Bethlehem
Hve
Eedesire
Ater
Pandora
Nashville Christian Advocate
Rest and Milk Cure and Hetty Green’s Plucky Story
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt traces Hetty Green of Hoboken and Flatbush, famed as the wealthiest woman, endorsing a milk diet cure and recalling her frugal, shrewd nature. It recounts her rise, love of a bargain, and a notable episode where she secured a seat on a railroad reorganization committee after confronting bondholders.
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Hetty Green
Hoboken
N. J
Flatbush
L. 1
New York
Rhode Island
United States
Chicago
Conset
New Bedford
Sar
Jersey
Brooklyn Eagle
Stoga
Old Green
Bellows Falls
Mrs. Green
Dainty Handkerchief Work Bag Idea
A stylish handkerchief work bag is shown using three hem stitched handkerchiefs with embroidery inside the hem. Lace joins the pieces, a circular pasteboard bottom, linen backing, and colored silk lining. A ribbon trim sits near the top for washable, practical use.
English Phrases and Papuan Elopements Highlight Language Curiosities
A New York Times report notes M le Comte Robert de Montesquiou Fezensac’s surprise encounter with a woman reciting English phrases. The tale includes odd translations from English to French and a Papua New Guinea elopement custom involving a bride’s family guarded by perched tree-top sleephouses.
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M. le Comte Robert de Montesquiou- Fezensac
New York Times
Engineers
M. le Comte
Papu
Papua
New Guinea
Ansland
Pacific
Turkeys and triumphs in a secretary's rush tale
A New York Tribune feature recalls 1688 when Secretary Whitney rushed a government printing report. He ordered 3 000 to 5 000 turkeys for staff, but 55 women in the bindery sparked a famous plea. The secretary then abandoned the turkey plan, ending the holiday generosity. Also notes lamp care and a Russian Jewish woman engineer.
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Navy Department
Whitney
New York Tribune
Peters
Government Printing Office
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Homemade brooder method doubles hen’s broodings
An inexpensive two part device using a cracker box and a tin tank enables an early sitter to hatch chicks. The setup keeps warmth via hot water under the tank, with chicks fed inside the box then outside as they grow. Resetting the hen allows up to three broods in nine weeks, boosting utility.
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Orange Judd
City Officers and Council Members Listed in Late Spring Session
City officials include Mayor J A Evans and Council President J B Beardsley with officers such as City Clerk W H McClintock, City Treasurer G W, City Engineer, City Marshal Thos Buchhol, and Ward representatives Wert Beardsley Bohannon Helmick Tuttle Jaeger Grow. Standing committees cover Finance Light Street Bridge Public Debt Fire Public Buildings and Grounds Sidewalk Sewers Judiciary.
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ITY
J. A. Evans
Corncil
Wm. Helmtel
W. H. McClintock
F- 1. Hay
G. W
Thos. Buchhol
Guy
John ¥. Ham- Wy Batenant
Pottee—Daniel She Gmstor
Gauncant Chetoire Deparment Sohn
Ealth Omeor
FB. Stevens
Onik
Afi. Wert
E. Beardsley
B. Pe
W. J. Bohennon
C. E
Wm. Helmick
Andy Tuttle
Harmon Jeager
A.grow
Hooker
Helmick
Chenevert
Tuttle
Groweg
Aoeoweg
Chenevort
Avert
Growes
Jaeger
Bohannon
Kindness That Pays to Warm Horse Bits in Cold Barns
A Humane idea from Scientific American suggests warming horse bits in winter. Hang the bridle on a cap fitted over a barn lantern to warm the bit uppermost. The plan is simple and adaptable with minor detail changes.
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Scientific American
N. Y. Tribune
Where the Kaiser Rules in Domestic Science Bids
A condensed survey lists Germany with over 400 trusts and 100 factories employing about 35,000. It cites 806 orchard trees per square mile with 332 plum 251 apple 9 pear and 104 cherry. The Kaiser expels palace pets to curb microbes while Germany builds fast vessels amid material dependencies.
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Germany
United States
Growth of United States Prosperity Across Decades
Boston Budget notes rapid U S development from 1850 to present with total wealth rising from 7 billion to 100 billion and bank deposits multiplying sixfold. Farm values soar from 1.009 billion to 21 billion, farms and factory outputs expand dramatically. factory count grows from 123 thousand to 525 thousand and workers rise sixfold. All classes share in national growth and prosperity.
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United States
Boston
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Bets
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Paul Hagen
Mark Center
I. Gruner
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Benjamin B. Kingsbury
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Chinwoe St
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