Our Dress Goods Department Special Bargains This Season
Our dress goods department offers deep bargains this season with black dress goods from 150 to 1.25 per yard. All wool goods at 2 50. Silks and satins for waists and suits. Summer dimities lawn and new silk poupee at 2 50. Silks in wear and look similar to 75c and 1.00. Also Girdle and long corsets, Eclipse shirts for men, and a broad selection of carpets, mats, rugs, window shades, and fixtures. Special rug bargains 60c to 3.75, carpets 25c to 1.25, shades 10c to 2.50.
Broad department store boasts season’s best clothing prices
Clothing for men, boys and children highlights suits from 60 cents to 15 dollars, pants 2.50 to 5, and shoes 1 to 3.75. New York arrivals promise best values this season. Groceries, dishes, seeds and specials in Saturdays.
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New York
Imperial Plot at Warsaw Seizes Power and Lies Exposed
In a Penny Pictorial Magazine retelling, Russian Imperial life faces a staged Warsaw conspiracy against the czar during a royal visit. Catherine, daughter of the Third Section chief, schemes to trap her husband’s rival, Paul Leminskoff, the Red Circle’s president. The plan collapses when Leminskoff is knocked out and the circle’s bluff is unmasked as a web of blackmail and perfidy.
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Daily Herald
London
Warsaw
Reuter
Russia
German Socialist Party
Jung Beershop
Nowy Sviat
Paul Leminskoff
Alexander Vitzerski
Lodzy
Saratow
Catherine
Steel Circle
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Ashe
Tergslof
Oll
Jever
Nicholas
Berlin
M. Leminskoff
Paul Seminskoff
Paul
Red Circle
Scction
Siberia
Alexander Witzerski
Lung
Novvy Sviat
Nul Leminskoff
Dupes
Penny Pictorial Magazine
Exaggerated boasts in parliamentary rhetoric
English pamphlet style voices mock parliamentary debates on economy and abroad. The first speaker warns that vast expenditures will drain Britain’s coffers and force a barn door closure to stem extravagance. The second speaker, derided by opposition, insists enduring experience will guide posterity despite noisy opposition.
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Britain
Mediaeval Preaching and The Vernacular Sermons
The article argues medieval sermons often used the vernacular and were extemporaneous before later Latin translations. It notes strong Latin scriptural knowledge among medieval preachers, compares this to modern clerics, and cites Neale on quotation frequency and method, contrasting daily spiritual reading with modern reliance on concordances.
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Elizabeth
Neale
Pupil Confesses Pie Theft In Quirky Exchange
In a Withington family tale a boy Johnny owning up to eating a second shelf cherry pie and justifying the act by a schoolquiz answer about counting stones. The mother discovers a shortage of pies and questions the child about the missing dessert. The youngster cites a classroom challenge claiming there are 142 stones in a cherry pie.
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Withington
Johnny
Origin of the Yellowhammer nickname for Alabama
Confederate veteran Major C. H. Mutton recounts how Will Arnett of Huntsville coined the term Yellowhammers during 1861 at Hopkinsville Kentucky. The Huntsville company wore yellow trim on their coats sparking laughter and a lasting nickname for Alabama and its soldiers.
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Alabama
Will Arnett
N. B. Forrest
Hopkinsville
C. H. Mutton
Huntsville
Ala
D. C. Kelly
Forrest
Nance
Willi Arnett
Bishop Newman Faces Silent Challenge in India Meeting
During a mission visit in India Bishop Newman sought guidance from native pastors on evangelical work. He faced continual interruptions as converts claimed better methods. Finally he challenged anyone who could run the meeting to rise, and four pastors stood silently.
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Bishop Newman
India
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