Sundays in the Country and the Sabbath Peace
The piece recalls rural life on Sundays with quiet fields, churchgoing, and family visits. It contrasts Sunday rest with weekday labor, notes church bells, open church windows, and gatherings under trees after services. It highlights country customs, prolonged visiting, kinship ties, and the communal rhythm of old settlement life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knes
Meg
Niles
Billy
Billy Wag
Matt
Bip Gay
Ther
Fer
Tim
Uncle Billy
Sunday in the Countryside From a Farmhouse Life
A vivid Sunday in the country describes a tranquil farmhouse scene with flowering yard, drowsy sun, and the hush of birds and insects. Latore naps in a hammock under maples while visitors arrive casually and camp meetings bring renewed excitement and fervent rural religious gatherings.
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Latore
Wsom
Wsat
Atren
Jaunty gun metal gray pongee tile costume for Miss 15 years
Detailed description of a gun metal gray pongee jacket and striped taffeta vest with cream embroidery and silver buttons. Skirt is seven gored with side plaits and inverted box plait back. Includes fabric yardages by width and trims for a miss of 15 years and suggested suitable fabrics.
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Ag Illustrated
MUST SUIT THE FACE HAIR DRESSING RULES
Hair styling should complement the face not fit a fixed mold. For Greek profiles a back knot follows the profile line. puffed brows and crown filling ribbons suit certain shapes. broad noses suit top arrangements. thin cheeks benefit fluffier locks and a crown braid.
Weight Loss Persists Across Cultures and Habits
The article surveys global weight loss ideas from cooling homes in England to outdoor living in Denmark and a Colorado outdoor sleeping trend. It mentions methods like fresh air, walking after meals, mind distractions, and cultural remedies such as hillside sheep herding and open-air sleeping parlor beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Wall
Hanary
Denmark
Colorado
Exorcize in necessary terms of body and decay
A concise warning on how neglecting exercise weakens the body and leads to degeneration. The text cautions against neglect and emphasizes the importance of activity to maintain form and health.
Loyalists vs Revolution Leaders in Early American Debate
A city clerk discussion recounts figures like Adams Hancock and Hutchinson. It contrasts loyalists Winslow Coffin and others with revolutionary leaders, noting motives of the wealthy and educated and their exile, confiscation of estates, and death penalties for return.
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John. Palicock
Stark
John Hancock
College
Adams
Hancock
Winslow
Copley
Hutchinson
Bir
Issac Coffin
America
New
Massachusetts
Isaac Coffin
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Amusing Oyster Anecdotes From Thackeray to Longfellow
The reminiscence wanders through remarks on oysters by Thackeray and Howells. It recalls a Cambridge circle supper where James Russell Lowell joked about pepper on oysters, followed by an anecdote of a red pepper pulled from a basket with oysters, as Longfellow calmly objected.
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Philoss
Pher Thackeray
William ‘Dean Howells
Longfellow
Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Ransom Blake’s Reform Through a Shoe Shop Lesson
A small town tale recalls Ransom Blake a delinquent who after a penitentiary term was sent to learn a trade. A friendly white man asks what they taught him and Ranse replies they put him in the shoe shop to make an honest man by making pasteboard outer shoes for soles.
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Ransom Blake
Ranse
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Joseph B. Bowles
Leghorn
Ransom
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