Great Faith From Gentile Woman in Matthew Lesson
The lesson contrasts religious formalism with real faith as Jesus refuses a Gentile plea at first then commends the woman's persistent trust. Her daughter is healed after she calls Him Lord and accepts the lower place of a dog, illustrating that faith, not lineage, brings mercy. The dialogue highlights humility, dependence on Christ, and the power of prayer.
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Jesus
God
Isaiah
Paul
Christ
Tyre
Sidon
David
House of Israel
John
Meissen Pottery Secrets Guarded Like Fortified Vault
In Meissen Saxony the royal pottery works were sealed tight with a fortresslike guard against disclosure. Sworn silence reached all levels including the chief inspector with a motto Be Secret Unto Death. A foreman escaped to help set up a Vienna factory and secrets spread across Germany.
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Meissen
Saxony
Koenigstein
Vienna
Germany
The Guarded Gift That Became a Cautionary Tale
A narrator recounts Brown who insures his life and gifts his wife a diamond necklace each birthday, each stone marking a year of her life. He has failed to deliver the ninth consecutive present, prompting speculation on when greed and pride will collide, as discussed in Pearson's.
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Brown
Mrs. Brown
Salt Blessing and a Lesson in War’s Shadow
Count Seckendorff accompanied King William II to Napoleon III and joined a luncheon at Fontainebleau where William passed salt over his shoulder to ward off bad luck. The empress dismissed superstition, saying friendship would not be endangered. Within three years Germany crossed the Rhine.
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Count Seckendorff
William II
Napoleon III
Pavilion de Diane
Fontainebleau
William
London Spectator
Why Not Pass the Plate at Church Weddings
A Life magazine idea proposes passing the collection plate at church weddings. It argues ushers could collect cash, noting weddings now cost much and money is easier to store than gifts. The piece imagines headlines like four million dollars raised.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy after operation avoidance
Elwood Indiana woman recounts rapid relief from three months of illness and severe pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement touts the product as a long standing cure for female ailments including displacements, inflammation, irregularities, fibroid tumors, backache, and nervous prostration and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sadie Mullen
N. B. St
Elwood
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clyde Fitch Comic Wit on Brain Work and Health
The New York Times recalls Clyde Fitch as a tireless worker who labored over plays day and night, risking his health. When warned by his doctor to rest, he quipped that he was writing a musical comedy libretto instead.
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Clyde Fitch
Players Club
Harry B Smith
Smith
Fitch
New York Times
Frightful eighteenth century coiffures sparking theater row
The Chicago News describes Marie Antoinette era high coiffures worn by ultra fashionistas. Creations reached four feet tall and eight inches wide with ships perched atop waves. Hairdressers spent hours mounting ladders as theater disturbances rose until an ordinance barred tall styles from the floor.
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Marie Antoinette
Chicago News
Man Tricks Passenger Over Stolen Package On Train
A passenger on the Fifty-eighth Street elevated station train handed a package to another man, who claimed it was his. The true owner protested as the scene escalated, revealing a $15 bundle of laces and ribbons taken for his wife.
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Fifty-eighth Street
Chicago Tribune
All Things Come Recollection Demands Debts From Hank
A rural man confronts Hank, now a magnate, about a 73.62 grocery debt from their earlier town days. The caller recalls shared past where Hank moved on to a bank job while he stayed in the gro cery trade, pressing for payment.
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Hank
Cleveland Leader
Perfumes In Ancient Days
The article notes ancient Greeks and Romans valued roses highly at feasts and ceremonies. It mentions Falernian wine perfumed with blooms and Spartan soldiers rejecting unperfumed wine after Cirrha. It also recalls the Baiae regatta where Lucrine lake was strewn with flowers.
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Cirrha
Baiae
Making a Lawn
An American on an English tour admires a sword and asks how to create a perfect lawn. The head gardener replies that removing stones plowing, sowing grass seed, and rolling for 300 years achieves velvet smoothness, implying a long effort beyond wealth.
Our Friends Remembered in Memory’s Amber
A reflective adage on choosing friends by virtue, not wealth, and cherishing enduring bonds beyond life, as Cicero notes with enduring wisdom about memory and affection.
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Cicero
Couldn't Talk
A brief humorous note from the New York Press describes a loving pair of deaf mutes in the parlor who could not converse because they were holding hands in a witty exchange.
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Gunbusta
New York Press
Addison Quote On Honest Lifelong Effort
A trimmed reflective motto on diligence and prudence credits an early rising, hard working, money mindful, strictly honest man. It commends steady earnings and resilience without murmuring at misfortune.
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Addison
Root Juice Complaints and Remedies Stir Local Praise
A local booster style notice extols Root Juice as a cure all with many residents reporting improved appetite sleep nerves and general health. Batterton the local druggist notes high satisfaction and testimonials pour in from respected citizens while claims of cures for stomach ulcers catarrh and digestion are claimed. The piece ends with unrelated musings on Neptune and North Carolina mineral variety.
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Batterton
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Editor
E W Tardy editor of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tenn calls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the best on the market. He says it relieved his baby’s colds quickly and he recommends it whenever possible. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
E. W. Tardy
the Sentinel
Gainsboro, Tenn
I C Traction Time Table April 1910
I C Traction Line timetable in effect April 1 1910 shows Greensburg Express stopping only at Shelbyville and Indianapolis with local stops between Shelbyville and Indianapolis. Express service operates 15 trains daily. Freight service arrives 5 00 am and 3 20 pm with departures 5 45 am and 4 10 pm.
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Shelbyville
Indian
Apis. S
Indianapolis
Mailand Express Eee
Mailand Express
Hwan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Knickerbocker “Ee
Chicago Mail Steeee Saaee
D.C
St. Louis Mail
Chicago Mail
Columbus
Time Cara Co W and M Branch Train Schedule
Train timetable notes list several routes between Louisville Greensburg and Washington D C. Main line trains run daily while branch services run daily except Sunday. Express and accommodation trains operate on specific numbers with limited Sundays service.
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Louisville
Greensburg
Washington D.C
St Vis
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