The Tabernacle as Pattern of Christ and Church
A Sunday School reflection on Exodus tabernacle and temple as types of Christ and the church. The piece links Moses guidance, Solomon's temple, and New Testament teaching, noting the Spirit’s sevenfold anointing, the ark, mercy seat, and oil of daily cleansing as symbols of salvation, intercession, and guidance.
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American Press Association
Israel
Solomon
Ishron
Jesus Christ
Earth
Christ
Moses
Jesus
Felhole
Tim
Yas
Calvary
Moriah
Bolomion
Abraham
Isaac
Jer
Montaigne and Wordsworth Echo on the Ball Field
The piece riffs on literary giants and baseball superstition, likening reading Montaigne Wordsworth and others to the coaches shout Hun on anything. It humorously notes how poets might have written playful lines if certain scenes had occurred. The tone blends literary allusion with sports banter.
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Montawne
Montaigne
Wordssworth
Landerlam
Wordsworth
Montaigue
Birds Crossing Seas As Habit Drives Flight Patterns
A London Outlook writer argues birds rarely cross deep seas and only do so when paths exist or memories persist. Narrow seas like Madagascar’s barrier and archipelago islands show limits, while birds rely on wind weather and food cues for movement. Ravens reuse ledges, and birds of prey push off young as they migrate.
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Sena
London Outlook
Madagascar
North Seas
Nile
Norfolk
Girl Slaves In China A Native Writer Comments
A Chinese publication notes that when a girl is sold she becomes her owner's property deprived of freedom and rights. She receives no compensation, must accept her master's provisions, cannot appeal abuse, may be resold or discarded, and remains a tool until death or sale ends her fate.
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China
Origins of the Black Maria term debated in historic lore
The piece traces the term Black Maria to possible roots in mari nated meaning transported or married, or to a Boston boardinghouse keeper who assisted in detaining sailors. It notes the phrase Send for Black Maria as a traditional cue to jail a suspect.
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Boston
Black Maria
One English Seal Shows Parish Roles in Symbols
The Rudgwick parish council in Sussex England keeps an official seal where each member’s occupation is depicted. The vicar appears with an open Bible, the farmer with trees, the coal dealer with a sack, the miller with a mill, the inn keeper with a bottle and jug, the boot maker with a boot, the auctioneer with a hammer, the doctor with a medicine bottle, the carpenter with a plane, and the baker with a loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudgwick
Sussex
England
Violin Outshines Others In Its Own Ground
The violin excels in its own domain with passages that other instruments cannot match. While the piano, harp, mandolin, and banjo shine in their specialties, much violin music cannot be played on any other instrument, proving its unique versatility.
From Flowers to Bugs a Rose Grower Turns to Entomology
The Detroit Free Press quotes a man who abandoned rose culture after insects ruined his blooms. He did not quit and instead found new fascination in bugs, becoming equally passionate about entomology and its varieties.
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Blank
Detroit Free Press
Nothing Doing Miss May Kiss Rebuff at Philadelphia Press
A brief exchange unfolds as Mr Thamley asks Miss May for a kiss and she gently refuses, declaring she would be mad to allow it. The Phila delphia Press records the flirty dialogue as a light society moment.
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Mr. Thamley
Philadelphia Press
New bonnet goes unnoticed at church in Enid
A brief comic note from Enid mentions a girl wearing a new bonnet that drew little attention while her companion’s new shoes sparked more chatter among the girls. The light verse reflects small town social wit.
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Enid
Ehurch
Pdna
Puck
Remark by Jenn Thgclow on prayers answered
A fragment quotes Jenn Thgclow expressing gratitude that not all prayers were answered, framing the comment as a testament to faith and providence.
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Jenn Thgclow
Daily Journal Delivery Pricing
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for 10¢ a week.
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the Daily Journal
Humphreys Medicine Ad Promises Broad Pet Health Cures
An old Humphreys advertisement touts cures for lameness, distemper, worms, bots, pneumonia, diarrhea, and more. It claims prevention of miscarriage and offers a book mailed free, with the medicine sold by Humphreys Medicine Co. at New York addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É&C
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Col. William and John Streets
New York
Christian Endeavor Focuses On Body And Soul Consecration
The weekly Christian Endeavor meeting led by Rev. S. H. Doyle centers on bodily consecration as part of a vacation series. It argues religion must care for body and mind alongside the soul, urging health, cleanliness, and faith, with Bible readings from Leviticus, Psalms, Corinthians, and Galatians.
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H. Doyle
Tople
Ife
Church
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Faul
Toun
Christ
God
Monotony in Prayer Meetings Warned by Doctor Cowann
Dr John F Cowann argues against fixed routines in worship noting some repetition is good but strict sameness dulls interest. He cites prayer meetings as needing varied order for engagement, while stressing that essential elements like prayer singing scripture reading and testimonies remain constant.
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John F. Cowann
Golden Link
How to Help the Pastor and Prayer for Clergy
Francis E Clark urges lay support for pastors through Christian Endeavor type committees and pre service prayer. He stresses private devotions aid pastors, not just formal committees, asking readers to lift their spiritual petitions for their spiritual guide.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Lfe
Ley
Francis BE. Clark, D. D
LL. P
Christian Endeavor’s Moral Force Inspires Youth
A rallying call extols Christian Endeavor as the world’s greatest moral force for the young and urges earnest participation by Waileuvecers. The message encourages prayer and labor in the movement as a key to spiritual uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waileuvecers
Lyman
Stone
Cascasweet Baby Remedy Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascasweet as a gentle stomach corrective for babies and children. It claims no harmful drugs and lists Wim. Fr. Jungkung at 55 Stephenson St as the seller.
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Dion
Wim
Jungkung
Stephenson St
Burdett Pianist Sought by Brown & Dollmeyer’s
W. J. Burdett is listed as pianist for hire at Brown and Dollmeyer’s. A phone contact is provided for orders and bookings.
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W. J. Burdett
Pians Cuner
Brown& Dollmeyer’s
Harriet M. Burbank Piano Teacher at Studio 85
Harriet M. Burbank is listed as a piano teacher at Studio 85 located at Grove Street, G-4dtf. The entry provides contact and address details for prospective students seeking instruction.
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Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St
Woman’s Ailments Targeted by Favorite Prescription
An ad describes period pain backache faint spells irregular and painful menses with or without catarrh and pelvic distress. It claims the medicine strengthens and normalizes the female system and stomach nerves while warning miracles won’t occur and surgery may be avoided with timely use. Free consultation offered to women by letter to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Notable Women of Wealth and Culture Across Nations
A compiled portrait of prominent women including Elizabeth Espenak a Bergen councilor and honorary secretary of a Norwegian society Baroness von Eckhardstein a botany authority Jane Lucas a deaf pianist HM A Montgomery a San Francisco heiress and coffee colored diamond owner Thomas F. Ryan's charitable impact and Mrs William Howard Taft's musical studies are noted. A London poll names Lady Pole Carew as the most beautiful woman in England with six others noted in popularity.
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Elizabeth Espenak
Bergen
Norway
W. Ch. Aw
von Eckhardstein
Royal Botanic Society
Jane Lucas
New Flaven
Conn
HM. A. Montgomery
San Francisco
Thomas F. Ryan
New York Traction
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati Conservatory
London
Lady Pole Carew
England
Welen Vincent
Princess Henry of
Pless
the Duchess of Sutherland
Julian Neilson
Evelyn Millard
Readings of Scriptural Chapters for Comfort and Insight
An exhortation lists Bible passages for various life concerns. It recommends John fifteen for kindness, Psalms twenty seven thirty seven nineteen, Hebrews twelve, first Corinthians thirteen, Psalm one hundred twenty six, and James three to address feelings, confidence, and self-control.
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James
GLEANINGS: Economic and social curiosities noted
A survey notes the south grows richer by 7 million dollars daily. One ton of gold coin circulates against fifteen tons of silver. A scientist estimates color blindness affects 4 percent of civilized people. Phylloxera ravages cost France 1,900,000 acres of vineyards. A 37-letter Mexican post parcel sat 30 years, finally received in Washington. A Brentford defendant argues nine teen children distract from schooling.
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South
France
Dand
Washington
Brentford
England
Woman's Realm: Women Work in Diverse Urban Trades
The piece notes women earning livelihoods as barbers in Los Angeles, harness trade workers in New York, a girl jockey in Kentucky, and signs painted by a Jersey City worker. It cites a St Louis worker as a packing trunks specialist, two sisters running a large New York typewriting firm, and women as fashion consultants and servers in major cities.
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Los Angeles
New York
Kentucky
A. Focuisimua
Jersey
Nouth
St. Louis
New York City
Tavo Sisters
Puzzle Riddle Narrows On Wary Files In Chicago News
A fragmented item from Chicago News centers on a puzzling riddle about a muzzle and wary files. The verse hints at a mental stumble and perceptual distraction as the speaker contemplates knowledge and vision.
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Chicago News
Caribou Parade Highlighting Newfoundland Migration
The Empire Review chronicles Newfoundland caribou migrations with 4000-plus deer crossing the Exploits river in autumn, their annual trek southward, and the wolves and lynx that prey along the route. It notes antlered males, the caribou’s paddle like hooves, and their remarkable swimming to cross lakes and steep terrains.
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Newfoundland
Exploits River
St. John's
Belle Isle Strait
Labrador
Tie
Empire Review
Eating Fruit and Diet Opinions in Health Advice
A health note argues for a mixed diet over fruit only plans, praising fruits for salts water and digestion while warning against fruit misusage. It endorses DeWite’s Carbolized Witet Salve for piles, sold by Wm. PF. Jungktuz at 35 Stephenson St.
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Iealth
DeWite
Wm. PF. Jungktuz
Stephenson St
Vacation paper forwarding service offered by Journal
Subscribers planning summer vacations can have the Journal forwarded to any address by calling phone 25. Addresses can be changed as often as needed at no extra charge. Half the pleasure of a vacation is reading happenings at home.
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Journal
Fear of Ghosts and the Call for Open Inquiry
The essay argues that fear of ghosts stems from the unknown and urges a measured scientific approach. It notes that traditional Cockney specters lack factual basis while acknowledging intriguingphantoms supported by extensive testimony and calls for curious firsthand observation rather than avoidance.
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Lippincott
Prescription for Stomach Troubles in Simple Formula
A simple stomach remedy proposes Compound Tincture of Cinchona Prosene Compound and Sherry Wine taken before meals and at bedtime to tone digestion. The Prosene Compound is described as a digestive ferment and tonic. This prescribes a drugstore fill and trial for digestive relief.
Exchange In Neckties By a South Penn Buisnessman
A South Penn businessman plans to dodge his wife over neckties. He wears her chosen tie to the office each morning then secretly swaps it for a quieter one kept in his desk. The piece invites the wife to visit the office or await another swap on a future trip home.
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Martha Baker Dunn
Atlantic
Ayet
South Penn Square
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