Lost Saviour Sermon by Dr. Chapman on Mary Magdalene
The sermon centers on Mary Magdalene’s cry they have taken away my Lord and uses the moment to urge faith and fellowship with Christ. It links the theme to related biblical figures like Adam and Eve, the Ark, Josiah’s found Bible, and the lost fellowship, warning of losing Christ in life, art, music, and home.
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Louvre
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Magdala
Simon
Calvary
Jerusalem
Cleophas
Saul
Targus
Peter
Adam
Eve
Paradise
Fiden
Garden of Eden
Israel
Les
Jordan
Jericho
Eli
Benjamin
Israel Hay
Old Ali
Hophni
Phinehas
Josiah
Hilkiah
Shaphan
Moses
Mary
Lord
Jesus
Joseph
Galilee
Judas
God
Hoffman
Pilate
Henry van Dyke
Hermas
Demetrius
John
Vermas
Apeech
Ile
Hess
Emergency Woman pioneers a new vocation for self support
A Chicago interviewee describes becoming an emergency helper for households and events. She details starting from domestic work, charging fees to manage homes, children, and errands, and aiding brides and families in crisis with refined service.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
California
Jewels of Mine Humbert draw Paris crowds
Curious visitors throng to admire the jewels of Mine Humbert placed on exhibition in Paris. The displays echo a tale of a clever woman influencing a nation through splendor and intrigue as crowds marvel at the famed pieces.
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Paris
Humbert
Madame’s Fugitive Jewel Collection Draws Paris Interest
The narrative details a fugitive Madame who abandoned a vast trove of jewels and eccentric items. The collection includes two pearl dog collars, a mage lantern ape, enameled brooches, diamond birds and animals, a horse and rabbit in gold, a horn of plenty ornament, and rare gold scarabs. Rich silver pieces from churches, Venetian ware, Olidian jugs, and royal tableware augment the display attracting eager Parisians per the New York Press.
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Venice
New York Press
Modish Jewelry Sparks Nettle Finger Style
The Philadelphia Record notes Marquise rings and fresh water native pearls, avoided paved stones, with a seel-shaped na yette set among brilliants. Chrysophrase in rich green cabochons and jade allure, though imperial jade origin is concealed. A jeweler markets a sixty eight inch pearl necklace of 20,000 pearls for $1000, tassels knotted in varied designs.
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China
Philadelphia
Subtle Changes in Styles Find Favor in Sleeves
The Delineator notes fashion shifts as sleeves evolve from puffed to tight and now to the bell style. While popular, the bell sleeve can enhance a stout or short figure, but offers room for delicate undersleeves and lace trim while prioritizing comfort when not overdone.
Descriptive Guide on Lifting a Long Coat
Amodiste instructs how to raise a long coat by grabbing a big handful at the center back of the skirt and lifting, noting that the action wrinkles the fabric but there is no other method. The guidance emphasizes preserving the garment’s silhouette while adjusting its length.
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Amodiste
Watch fob of leather and pearl in gold frame
A small watch fob is described with soft leather bands, an inverted pointed lower edge, and a turned over edge finished with a mother-of-pearl insert set in a gold frame. The design includes a 1 ping-pong racquet motif as a decorative element.
Fashionable Extremist Attire and Early 20th Century Accessories
The article lists eclectic garments and adornments such as fashionable feilleg shoes with aluminium heels in Louis XV style, pearl-pated ping-pong shirt waist sets, and white embroidered gowns. It notes hats with bright green crowns, musling ribbons, burnished parasol handles, silver belt buckles, and white felt hats. It also describes light silk gowns with seven to nine gore skirts, horizontal tuck blouses, bishop sleeves, and Porto Rico belt styles worn by young girls attaching with gall knots.
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Porto Rico
Pension list additions and regional notices in Keystone State
The week’s pension list includes Jos Daugherty Benedett Elisha Lutz Samuel Gephart Adam Park George Carl William Fitzgerald John Stusk Charles Headrick Henry Duck John Anderson Jane Willard Mary Hess Margaret Shoemaker Eleanor Porter Starriett Bennett Mary Breckens George Moore Joan Schaffer Thomas Kuhn JS Hofford. Shenandoah offers 500 reward for murder info 200 for police assault and 200 for rioters. Presbytery declines resignation. Altdona plans a military troop under State Guard. 25 deputies at Warnke washery released on 10000 bail. Maine battleship moves to NY yard for trials. McKees Rocks wins at Jeannette Firemen’s event. desertion cases in Lisbon. Altoona streetcar strike ends after 10 percent raise. Mrs Mackay near Clayton sneezes 500 times in an hour. YMCA towns planned for Western PA coal towns. Ol City engineer Roess acquitted. mail pouch missing near Frantlin. toadstool illness in Baret family. Henry Jones killed at Vanderbilt. new blast furnace in Sharpsville. Union Holiness camp at Bentleyville continues. wreck blocks traffic south of Clearfield. Charleroi plaster room fire. Cornerstone laid for Kee port congregation.
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Jos
KE. Daugherty
Benedett
Elisha Lutz
Energy
Samuel
Gephart
Newville
Adam W. Park
New Castle
George K. Carl
Corry
William M. Fitzgerald
Nef’s Mills
John Stusk
Deauville
Charles C. Headrick
Johnstown
Henry B. Duck
Reyer
John A. Anderson Washington
Jane Willard
Drennen
Mary J. Hess
Satinesville
Margaret Shoemaker
Swanville
Eleanor Porter
Oil City
Starriett J. Bennett
Sayre
Mary Breckens
St. Clair
George C. Moore
State Soldiers' Home
Erie
Joan H. Schaffer
Wilmaport
Thomas McC. Kuhn
Brookville
JS Hofford
Point Pleasant
Naval Compansion
Admiral Taylor
Michigan
Paylor
Erle
Shenandoah
Joseph Bedall
J. H. Wallace
Lake Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
Conneaut Lake
Jamestown Church
Presbytery
Ben
Altdona
Philadelphia
Harrisex
Theodore Burchfield
Fifth
State Guard
Warnke ‘Washery
Duryea
Halsey
Maine
Cramps
New York Navy Yard
Boston
Massachusetts
McKees Rocks Company
Jeannette
Independence Company
Sarah Mackay
Clenton
Pennsylvania
Young Men's Christian Association
GF. Roess
Ol City
Cornells
Big Rock Bridge
Frantlin
Rank Ballet
Bharen
Paul Mines
W. J. Tainey Company
Vanderbilt
Richard Anderson
Henry Jones
North Side Iron Company
Bessemer Iron
Sharpsville
Newly Gleanings From A Turbulent Era Headlines
United States apple crop valued at 34 million dollars. An American buys the Dom Hotel in Cologne for 1,184,000. German society offers prizes for trains reaching 75 miles per hour. Italian emigration peaks at 638,245. Meinley Memorial fund nears 326,900, half the goal. Osage leader in Oklahoma opposes land allotment. Philadelphia trolley consolidation nears completion. London coronation stirs greater royal greetings. Viennese famine deaths average 50,000 yearly. South Africa trade controlled by trusts. Italy plans to curb continental armaments to curb U.S. competition. Chicago reports packers' combines may set up yards, aligning with Vanderbilts’ Union Stock Yards.
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United States
Cologne
Germany
Gerimman Society
Italy
Meinley National Memorial
Osagending
Oklahoma
Severnity
Philadelphia
London
Viedna
Astern Galich
South Africa
Itome
Packers’ Combine
Chicago
Vanderbilts
Union Stock Yards
Baseball News Roundup From Early 1900s City Leagues
The National Game reports midseason moves and standout performances across teams. Degnan and Demontreville sign with clubs, Lajoie and Hogers in trade talk, Chesbro leads in win percentage, Larkins hailed as rising talent, and Dobbs signs with Chicago. Several pitchers noted for records, with limited southpaws in the American League.
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Utica
Dean
Cincinnati
Burkett
Beaumont
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Leon Demontreville
Lawrence Club
New York
East Place
Long
Boston
Griffith
Chicago
Horace Togel
Lajoie
Colonel Hogers
Chesbro
Pittsburg
Larkins
Meriden
Johanny Dobbs
Loole’ Bruce
Philadelphia
Buffalo
John J. Brush
New Yorks
Theyar Platt
Chicagos
Siever
Ostroit
Plank
Waddell
Wiltse
Philadelphians
Lee and Patten
Washington
Shields
Baltimore
Peach State leads in bearing trees and fruit region status
The report lists Peaches, Georgia as the great peach state with 7,660,000 peach bearing trees, followed by Maryland 4,015,000 New Jersey 2,700,000 and Delaware 2,400,000. It notes the South becoming the fruit region of the country and Georgia rising from a decade ago when it was at the bottom of the list, with Alabama and Mississippi also increasing their peach production.
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Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule May 26 2002 Weekdays
Rail timetable lists departures from Blairsville for Belteburg Paulton Klokinthatas Duneton Reedport Springdale and Allegheny City. Weekdays show multiple morning and afternoon times including 755 am 1040 am and 700 pm with additional midweek nodes and branch services. Details reference station Blairsville intersection and Pittsburgh connections.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jude Bo de
Agant
Blairsville
Belteburg
Paulton
Klokinthatas Duneton
Fittsburg
Blalravine
Altoona
Indiana
Blajiravine
B. Watt
Western Distriet
Pitty Avenue
Smitthfeld Street
Pittauurg
J.B. Hutchinson
Wood
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George Abiot
George Eliet
Miss Evans
George Eliot
Hayrper's Weekly
Modish Jewetry
Keystone State News
Union Holiness Association
Bentleyville
Clearfield
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Charleroi
New United Presbyterian
Keeport
W. E. Purvis
Bats
Sanith
Blilray
Bhairsville
Cokeville
Nortiuward. Nau
Vokeville
Was & Bu If Dd Rugh
Venee
Bart
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