Wives and Women Shape German Colonial Plans
The New York Press surveys German women’s role in colonization. It notes a gender imbalance in colonies and profiles efforts by the Women’s German Colonial Union led by officials’ wives. The union promotes emigration, education, and household support to settle thousands of families and expand German markets abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forre
United
New York Press
Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
Pittsburg
Germany
Johann Albrecht
Mecklenburg
Kolonia Und Heimat
Cal«Onies
Ufe
Fashions in Silk Stockings Coats and Lace From The Season
The article surveys current fashion trends with Black silk stockings and black velvet slippers, light waistcoats, and bold accents. It notes Eton jackets, Mull ties, chiffon broadcloth, and cretonne coats. Lingerie frocks feature multiple lace types and pastel-blue fabrics with blue and white borders. Collars high at the back and bow details, linen lace cuffs, and braided jackets mimic heavy lace. Ser ges in herringbone stripes offer safe, affordable options for thrifty shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Overcoming Evil in a Boston MOral Clinic Sermon
In Brooklyn, Rev Dr Robert Rogers cites Romans 12 21 to urge triumph over evil with good. He cites Emanuel Church Boston project curing alcohol drug gambling and more through subconscious moral revival and urges building moral foundations from childhood via Bible study church and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Church of the Good Shepherd
Robert Rogers
Rogers
Jesus
Paul
Luther
Emanuel Church
Boston
Lfe
St. Paul
Evangelist Hadley
God
Christ
Confession and the Courage to Admit Error
A fragment from the Christian Advocate reflects on confession as virtue. It cites sayings about admitting mistakes, recalling notable examples from Frederick the Great and Goldsmith, and contrasts boasting with sincere acknowledgment of fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Senate
Goldsmith
Bacon
Threads of Gold in Life’s Quiet Acts
A reflective excerpt highlights small daily deeds shaping character. It emphasizes self-denial, honesties, kind words, nameless kindness, and silent wins over temptation as threads of gold in a life God approves. Canon Farrar’s quotation underscores everyday virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar
Uncomfortable Time in Sermon Sparks Congregational Drift
A minister delivers a pointed sermon about truth prompting some parishioners to feel uneasy and consider leaving church early, while others cling to familiar beliefs, reflecting tensions within the congregation about honesty and moral obligation.
Notable Figures Share Vast Wealth And Global Moves
Andrew Carnegie reportedly earns 71000 daily while Roosevelt campaigns against anarchists. Bavaria's Prince Luitpold turns eighty seven as dignitaries greet Emperor William and Empress in Venice. Evans sails for California baths amid rheumatic relief. Chinese priest Father Chang celebrates mass in Hoboken. Will of plowmaker James Oliver announces estate of 60000000. Rumors touch Senator Dikings and Italian dukedom. Chinese official Chow Tarchi sails from San Francisco to China. Dutult’s heir leaves wealth to kin. court dismisses 747 claimants. Stephenson recalls tobacco vow from youth. now he resumes use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Luitpold
Bavaria
William
Venice
Victor Emmanuel
Evans
Magdalena Bay
California
Peter Chang
America
Hoboken
James Oiiver
Rome
Senator Dikings
Chow Tarchi
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Manchuria
China
Paragraph Pulpit editorial on university reform ends
The Daily Cardinal ran a brief sermon titled The Paragraph Pulpit Unitarian on heaven bribe and reform for students. The pulpit has since been silent, with questions on its impact remaining unanswered. The Pennsylvania speaker’s chair cost $701, which the New York Mail says is not the Chair of Applied Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York Mail
Washing Woolen Garments For Better Shape
A New York article advises washing wool coats and sweaters in tepid sudsy water with borax and white soap. After rinsing, shape and dry on a ground sheet to avoid sagging from weight. For those without a yard, use a slanted cutting table covered with paper and a sheet near an open window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
University
L. Stewart
Denver
Montana
Alice Young
Ars
Nadia Merovitz
Nadia
Jane
Mar' Us
Stratz
Suld
Duke of Marlborough
Disraeli
London
Bunday Bermon
Franklin Sansom
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman and Farmer and Democrat
The
Commoner and Democrat
New York Daily World
Democrat
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American and Democrat
Pittsburg Evening Sun
Pittsburg Evening Telegraph
Democrat World Almanac
the Democrat
Church Street
Indiana
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
J. Hogd Glark
Marabell Building
David Blair
Philadelphia Stree
John N. Banks
Banks Building
Philadelphia
John H. Pierce
Ofiee
Gunningham Builiding
Strest
Joan H. Hill
Ofies
Farmer's Hank Building
Court Prese
Harry W. Fee
Miles
Maraball
George J. Feit
Marakail
M. ©. Watson
Attorney At Law
Meres Ptr Reus Rowe
H. Tomb
Farmer's Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!