Jesus Heals a Leper and The Sinner's Need
The incident shows Jesus curing a man full of leprosy and offers cleansing to sinners. It stresses that sin, like leprosy, isolations from God, is powerless against Christ who touches and heals. Delayed faith risks missed mercy, for Jesus answers the cry, I will be thou clean, with immediate forgiveness.
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Jesus
Mark
Hell
Luke
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Khizs
Jesus ‘Christ
Palestine
Damascus
Lazaraus
God
Lazarus
Matthew Henry
Mr. Moody
A Word of Warning on Homelessness and Apartment Life
Mrs. Russell Sage argues that rising apartment living and hotel life threaten home life, family unity, and Sabbath rest. She cites long work hours, servant reliance, and lack of moral guidance as leading to weaker家庭 structures and a shift away from parish life.
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Mrs. Russell Sage
Russell Sage
New York
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Feeling and Will in the High Mountains
The piece compares feelings to changing mountain weather and celebrates a strong will as a steady force. It suggests steadfast effort through joy and pain builds character and a personal treasure for the future, urging daily growth in willpower.
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S. S. Times
Gold Hoard in U S Treasury Vaults Reaches 1300 Tons
The United States holds nearly 1300 tons of gold in Treasury vaults, the largest concentration in world history. About 400 tons lie in the Wall Street subtreasury, with a roughly equal amount in circulation in coinage nationwide, totaling over 2500 tons and valued at more than 1.26 billion dollars.
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United States
Wall Street
New York
Treasury Board
Poor Man Owns Costly Tomb in Riverdale Estate
Robert A. Johnson once a prominent New York dry goods merchant now lives in a barn on his Riverdale on the Hudson estate. His tomb, valued at about 200000 dollars, stands awaiting his body as his wealth vanished, most of it now held by the Central Trust Company which has hired him as caretaker.
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Robert A. Johnson
New York City
Riverdale-on-the- Hudson
Johnson
Central Trust Company
Fortune Hunters and the American Bride Abroad
The piece discusses American heiresses marrying European nobles, noting many marriages end in divorce or separation. It cites Margaret Van Etten's Vienna cables naming thirteen cases and contrasts with some successful matches that honor the homeland. The author condemns fortune hunting while defending genuine matches based on affection.
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Europe
Margaret van Etten
Vienna
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Alexandra of Cumberland Might Wed German Crown Prince
Gossip in Berlin says Emperor Francis Joseph eased obstacles between the German crown prince and Princess Alexandra of Cumberland as a potential German empress. Alexandra, tall and pleasant, sails her own boat on Lake Gmunden and is Protestant, aligning with the crown prince’s marriage prospects amid Hanoverian tension.
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Berlin
Francis Joseph
Austria
Germany
Alexandra of
Cumberland
William
Alexandria
Alexandra of Cumber
Alexandra OF Cumberland
Hanover
Alexandra
Prussia
Duke of Cumberland
Gmunden
Hannover
Penzins
Vienna
Gmumden
Upper Austria
Teneriffe Revival Shapes Fashioned Lace Adornments
Teneriffe needlework returns to favor in this region with intricate lace collars linen centerpieces and table coverings transforming dress garniture as cobwebby wheels of thread influence garments anew.
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Teneriffe
David's Flight and Absalom's Fate Recap in Verse Analysis
A Bible study outlines David's retreat from Jerusalem during Absalom's uprising. It contrasts David's measured care for Jerusalem and his advisers with the personal grief over Absalom. The lesson notes how David's choices shaped the tragedy and his eventual repentance.
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David
Absalom
Club Life Spurs Women to Seek Escape from Housework
In a discussion on domestic life, it is stated that club life contributes to many women wanting relief from housekeeping duties and the drudgery they entail. The remark notes social and recreational clubs as a lure for leisure and independence.
Meanest Man in Illinois at Centralia Hen Egg Prank
The Leaf River Mirror claims a Centralia resident is the meanest man in Illinois for a prank involving a porcelain egg, a goose egg, and a whitewashed football placed in a hen's nest. The hen laid oversized eggs and a final egg bore the inscription indicating the surprising outcome. The tale ends with the man discovering the hen still inside the egg.
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Illinois
Leaf River
Centralia
Dressmakers to Race From Paris to Nanterre
Paris dressmakers assistants organize a walking race from Paris to Nanterre about eight miles. Eleven hundred have entered and four thousand are expected to start following the stock brokers example.
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Rue de la Paix
Paris
Nanterre
Law Meme: mince pie accused of causing injury
The Chicago Daily News jokes that bad cooking could invite law action. A woman accused of whipping a pie with intent to injure would face arrest, implying a comical crime scenario where a pie becomes a boarder’s danger under the sheriff.
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Chicago Daily News
Where the Money Goes in Congress Surplus Debate
The Pittsburg Dispatch urges that a busy session will absorb the surplus, arguing an enthusiastic Congress is the most radical remedy for excess funds. Secretary Shaw would be relieved if Congress stays in session and spends the surplus away.
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Congress
Shaw
Pittsburg Dispatch
Law Uplifts Rights and Property in State Decisions
State cases interpret limits on female labor in ten hours daily as not violating life liberty or property. Bakery tenants removal of ovens and shafting is removable as trade fixtures. Riparian log floating rights not state derived and must be compensated. Foreign insurance agency agency rights not an unconstitutional impairment of other states' privileges.
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Buchanan
Wash
Hutton
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