A Memorial Day Sermon on Patriotism and Deeds
A minister gives a Memorial Day sermon praising Mary’s ointment as a symbol of devotion and arguing that true patriotism lives in living deeds. He credits national cemeteries and living citizens for preserving liberty, urging unselfish service and steadfast loyalty to sustain the nation.
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No Condemnation for Those in Christ Romans Text
A teaching excerpt from Romans 8 outlines life in the Spirit over the flesh, the freed from sin through Christ, and the believers as children of God. It discusses the law versus the Spirit, the mind of the flesh leading to death, and the Spirit giving life and righteousness.
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British Notes and Economic Snatches From the Era
A roundup notes about 90 000 tons of butter produced yearly in the United Kingdom and a Glasgow arrest count for obscene language. It cites US and UK life insurance at 10 billion dollars, beef origins in Britain, coal export totals, football salaries, and W T R Preston as a busy emigration commissioner.
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Glasgow
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A Seasonable Digest of Summer Fashions
A seasonal digest highlights tucks and plaits as in vogue, with lace as a dominant trim on skirts and bodices. Navy marine blues, gray, pink, emerald greens, buff, and chamois lead color trends. Lace borders canvas and voile, sleeves range from long lace to mitten-like cuffs, bell sleeves remain popular for dressy wear.
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Teneriffe
Ellen Osmonde
Summer Fashion Tends To Heavy Lace Domination
The piece highlights fabrics like woollen canvas hopsack and various laces for summer wear. It notes heavy lace dominance in collars and cuffs, yokes and plaited skirts, fringe and chenille trims, and warns against garish color clashes while praising tasteful accessories and simple, well cut gowns.
Man Finds Diamond Hidden in Salve Box Profit Reported
William Crimes, a Chicago bookkeeper at Union Stock Yards, earned a net $149.75 from a six cent investment in salve. He found a stone later valued at about $150, suspected to be planted for advertising. The diamond likely originated from a factory worker and was lost by an employee of Walter Bros.
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William Crimes
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Stork Experiment Traces Winter Migration Tales
A Warsaw journal recounts a Polish nobleman’s experiment tagging a stork with a neck plate stating it comes from Poland. In spring the same bird returned, bearing a neck bundle of gifts and a plate reading India sends him back with presents to the Poles, illustrating surprising exchange folklore.
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