The Sabbath Was Made For Man Lord of the Day
The article argues that the Sabbath exists for human need not as a burden. It cites Jesus saying the Sabbath is for doing good and that He is Lord of the Sabbath. It condemns both strict Pharisaic rigor and modern liberal neglect, urging rest growth Godward and acts that aid self, God, and others.
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Jesus
God
Church of the Gospel
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ITH
Chicago University
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Godforsaken to God-filled Desert Redeemed Message
A Baptist Union plea frames slang as a marker of unsacred lands. It argues that desolation yields to divine irrigation, turning barren hearts into gardens where joy and affection flourish again through faith. The tone blends spiritual metaphor with a call for revival.
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Baptist Union
Pacific Coast Lumber Exports Threaten Forests in 40 Years
Unofficial figures place the three Pacific states combined annual lumber and shingle cut at about 4.6 billion feet with California at 860 million, Oregon 740 million, and Washington 2.3 billion. Seattle led water shipments totaling over 564 million feet in 1902 and 506 million in 1901, while inland rail shipments rose from 364 million in 1901 to 563 million in 1902. Portland shows rails close to Seattle in interior traffic with 11 cars shipped in 1900, 13 517 in 1901, and 15 876 in 1902.
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Pacific States
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
Constancy and Courage in Divine Guidance
A devotional exhortation urging the soul to constant perseverance, promising protection, enrichment, and divine love from the greatest Good. It frames steadfast faith as the highest form of sacrifice leading toward perfection through love, even amid self-torment.
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Miguel de Molinos
Eternal life and nature on my side quote
A compact quotation from Edward Everett Hale highlights life’s enduring gifts and human aid. It emphasizes eternal life, human help at peak effort, and nature’s supportive powers as guiding forces.
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Nature
Edward Everett Hale
Arnica Town Compared With Medicine Lodge
The Chicago Tribune lauds Missouri's Ar nica as a compact town, noting it is shorter in name than Medicine Lodge and likely just as good. The remark frames Arn ica as a curious comparison in print.
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Arnica
Medicine Lodge
Chicago Tribune
The Sunday School Lesson on Psalm Fifty One
A devotional note on Psalm 51 1 17 emphasizes mercy cleansing and repentance. It links David s confession to God s mercy and suggests how contrite hearts inspire praising God and teaching others.
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Tales of Royalty and Octogenarian Rulers Across Europe
The emperor of Germany sets fashion smoking a French briar pipe while Abyssinia faces succession issues as Menelek ages and health declines. With fears of European intervention upon his death, the map could shift. The duchess of Modena joins a growing list of octogenarian royals, now 4 among 17 octogenarian rulers.
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Current wit and wisdom aphorisms from various papers
A collection of short quips on thinking and philosophy. The quotes attribute observations to Ram's Horn Chicago Journal Nova Scotia and Round Anvil Rock, noting how simple minds and youth perceive life and ideas differently.
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Chicago Journal
Jason Nova Scotia
Ethics of Widowhood in New York Society
A Chicago Record-Herald survey describes New York widow fashion and etiquette. It notes mourning stages from black crepe to white and violet trims, the rejection of a white bonnet edge, and the use of a lit mourning lamp as a unique memorial in a society matron’s home.
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Brussels
Chicago Record-Herald
Wanted Ideal Ministers Demand Common Sense and Energy
A Methodist Recorder advertisement by President Gladden calls for three or four pastors for circuit work. Requirements include no hobbies, a small or no family, able to furnish a horse and work unassisted, under age 50, willing to begin for a nominal salary of 400 to 500 dollars, likely a parsonage, and a firm grounding in holiness doctrine.
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Methodist Recorder
Methodist Church
Gladden
Methodist Protestant Church
Neurasthenia and Its Causes Mentioned in Chicago News
The term neurasthenia, though common, lacks a precise definition and is linked to nervous exhaustion. Causes cited include wear and tear, stress, and poor life regulation, with nutrition and even cooking playing roles in the condition. Mrs Carlyle is labeled neurotic by Sir James Crichton Brown.
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Carlyle
James Crichton Brown
Chicago News
Fog Cures Claimed To Improve Complexions
The piece discusses a belief that persistent fog in England gives English women a finer complexion. It notes American women consider wintering in England for the same reason and mentions the fog’s lack of dust as a potential beauty preservative for the skin.
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England
Improvised Music Back From Broomsticks to Rack
A woman shares how to craft a music rack from broomsticks to save money. She details lengths, assembly, and finishing, showing a clever, low cost solution that yields a pretty piece of furniture for parlor use.
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Ion
M. Estelle Smith
Beauty Feet Rules from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Practical advice on foot care including stocking hygiene, shoe fit, ventilation, and manicure limits. Emphasizes avoiding tight shoes and rubber overshoes, proper nail care, and keeping feet warm to protect health. Ends with guidelines on foot proportion and elegance.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Plea and Threats Over Romance End in Tragic Resolve
A melodramatic exchange ends with Parewell vowing drink and self harm after a rejected love offer. The fair girl pleads for reversal but he remains resolute, warning of drastic action before any change. Philadelphia Ledger notes the scene.
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Parewell
Philadelphia Ledger
Had a Visitor Who Sat On My Hat
Tess recounts that a clumsy man called on her last night and, believing himself bold, acted foolishly by sitting on her hat while Jess notes she knows him as a self styled bird.
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Him
Philadelphia Press
Vacation reception of Chesterius McRanter noted
The Boston Journal recalls public reaction to Chesterius McRanter the tragedian’s vacation, asking if he enjoyed it while leaving the opinion undecided.
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Chesterius McRanter
Boston Journal
White Spots on Furnitzere Furniture Care
Polished furniture with white spots may be restored by rubbing the spot with spirits of camphor until the color returns.
Missing Man Mystery Shocks Maud in Towa Topics
In a terse Towa Topics note Maud reports chasing a man who vanished after a drive to a distant location. Alice dashes hopes that he saw her approach as the search unfolds.
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Alice
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