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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
7
A lengthy discussion contrasts Spanish women's limited public role with other Europe an nations. It notes the domestic focus for women, limited intellectual pursuit, and low exercise culture, while highlighting shifts via travel and foreign influence and the enduring ideal of a serene, motherly woman. It also touches on fashion trends and social expectations in 19th century society.
The piece describes quaint parasol designs with lace, tucks, medallions, and rosebud handles. It notes detachable covers as impractical, jeweled handles and Dresden figures as stylish, and grass linen shades as fashionable with colored tassels. It also highlights lingerie hats as the season’s sweetest midsummer accessory using batiste, lawn, and English embroidery.
A parade of 1920s style notes describes sail cloth fabrics and bright green bands replacing black in women’s sailor hats. Watches show old-time simplicity with diamond dust and snake skin finishes. Pale blue petticoats with black velvet ribbons, fuchsia pendant details, elbow sleeves, gold snake motifs, and floral fans on sticks are featured. Collars use heavy lace, chiffon frills frame the throat, and ribbons finish the look.
Rev Ded Wilbore Chapman presents a New York sermon on Rabboni from John 20 18 focusing on Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb The talk links Christ burial to rest and resurrection, highlighting angels Marys tears Marys recognition of Jesus as Master and the privilege of love in faith urging readers to keep in the love of God with Marys example as a model of devotion and trust
The passage urges making Jesus master of mind will and body, citing a covenant to let Christ rule in thoughts actions and words. It describes naming Him as Master, surrendering all faculties to His influence, and likens regeneration to a temple veil rent, with believers crucified buried and risen with Him.
An excerpt from Mr. Way's Western Barbary recounts a scene where Arabs surround two travelers and mock Christians. A companion uses the Lord's Prayer to convert hostility as an elderly priest vows to remember and record the prayer in letters of gold. The account emphasizes Christ's word over a degraded people.
Dean Harrar says progress hinges on preserving noble thoughts and setting a high example for others. By safeguarding great ideas and remaining steadfastly faithful, both distinguished and average people contribute to the world’s advancement. He frames this as following a path laid by past greatness and sustained by daily virtue.
A young man taunts a quiet woman named Christian about religion. She remains silent, unmoved, while his infidel objections fall flat. He reflects that her calm restraint demonstrates the folly of his conduct and the power of quiet virtue.
A fragmented philosophical piece discusses God's glory, mercy, and true consecration. It argues adversity tests patience, lifelong faithfulness matters at life's end, and doctrine must align with duties to people. It asserts believers live as demonstrations of the Holy Ghost in daily conduct.
A reflective meditation notes that each day moves us closer to the grave and adds to the life record. It emphasizes diminishing opportunities, the need for prompt action, and the increasing importance of making good use of time.
The piece urges strict adherence to promises as a daily duty, noting the harm from broken words and the relief people feel when others keep their word. It emphasizes personal integrity and the social impact of reliability.
A compilation of notes reports 28 000 cholera cases in the Philippines. Mrs Neal Campbell arrested in Chicago on charges tied to trafficking in infants. Baltimore orders underground wiring within six months. Richard Henry Stoddard delivers a funeral eulogy for his late wife. Antitrust talks at a conference faced broad Italian and Anglo-American resistance. Imperial Tobacco plans a massive Richmond plant to combat the American Trust. Archbishop Islam cautions Catholics on islaind agitation and backs the administration. Mrs Anni V L Pierson dies by suicide in Glen Ridge New Jersey. George Robinson faces hanging at Wise Court? Virginia as rope breaks. Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford to visit the United States this fall to study the Navy and Morgan’s Trust. A circus for convicts is staged at the State prison in Tucson? North Carolina? with a one-and-a-half hour show hailed by inmates.
Labor actions ripple across Ogden and Pittsburg with wage cuts and demands. Miters in Mitchell B C settle with unions, while Troy street railway workers reach arbitration. Kingston Kingston machinists replace strikers with Scottish workers. Buffalo carpenters resume at 33 cents hourly after a 37.5 cent demand. Northumberland miners face further 3.75 percent pay cuts. Louisville railroad workers push to join United Brotherhood. Baltimore carpenters reject contractor terms seeking 3 dollars for nine hours.
A Chicago physician claims a novel pneumonia cure by lung injection of an 8 percent sodium chloride solution using a machine he invented. He asserts bacteria causing pneumonia perish in such salinity at temperatures from 120 to 130 degrees.
Schedule notice listing Blairsville routes to Salizburg Paulton Kisk line Springdale Allegheny City and Bathe Branch and other connections with times for weekdays Sundays and intersections. Notices directed to agents and conductors with names Watt, Watchinson and Wood as officials.
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