Sermon on Walking With Jesus and Personal Vision
Brooklyn church discussion on Luke 24 31 32 and Emmaus. The pastor argues for direct personal experience of Christ through inner awakening over mere scriptural knowledge, urging believers to seek a living God present today. He criticizes overreliance on tradition and calls for modern faith that makes hearts burn within as they walk by the way.
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Pelnta
Fear of Sunshine Sparks New Human Apprehension
In The Reader, Major Charles B. Woodruff warns that sunlight harms health and promotes disease, urging defense against night. He claims sunlit climates suit some ethnic groups while others thrive in shade, advocating a pivot back to darkness and subterranean living.
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Woodruff
United States Army
Tropics
New York
United States
Woodrutt
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Major Woodruff
WISE WORDS From Chicago News Aphorisms on Love and Life
A collection of humorous and moral quips about home, love, honesty, and social manners. The notes critique jealousy pride and gender roles with wry insights and old fashioned common sense, reflecting evolving attitudes in domestic life and personal conduct.
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Chicago News
Riches of English Dialect From Country Life Note
A brief note blending dialect meanings with a 1550 word entry on life and death. It mentions thrashing a person as meaning life action, a tool definition, a slattern term, and an almost infinite sense of dying and drinking. It also includes a geographic comparison stating North America averages 1350 feet and South America 1200 feet.
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North America
South America
Luminaries, Gardens, and Odd Names in a Directory
A mixture of anecdotes and lists from a newspaper page notes an eighty six year old singer Mrs Lucy Perkins in a Bangor jail aid meeting. It then surveys French women gardeners and a humorous Chicago directory with vast name arrays, royal titles, animals, fruits, and long surname clusters. The piece blends human interest with a playful roll call of names.
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New York City
Bangor
Kennaebes Journal
Babba
Chicago
Czar
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Mountain
Jerusalem
Hell
Pole
Mule
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Johnston
Smith
Schmidt
Anderson
Jawbreakers
Zeyss and
Szyncklawicz
New York Press
Kansas Coed Mary Matthews Becomes Rural Mail Carrier
Miss Mary Matthews of Sabetha, daughter of J P Matthews, serves a rural mail route. The 20 year old Baker University student plans summer work in postal service while her father, a renowned rural carrier, takes a rare month off after years without vacation.
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Kansas
Mary Matthews
Sabetha
Miss Matthews
J. P. Matthews
Matthews
United States
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas City Times
Bargain counter invades Japan says New York Times
A New York Times piece notes shoppers in Japan keep valuables secure, yet shoplifters still exist using sleeves to smuggle small items. It contrasts Japanese stores with New York, highlighting disciplined layouts and locked cases, while reporting newer fall hat issues and fashion critiques from milliners.
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New York City
New York Times
New York
Working Girl Lodging and Square Deal Talk at League Meeting
Miss Rose Sneiderman told the Equal Suffrage League about the working girl yesterday at the Hotel Astor. Bliss Sneiderman said the working girl wants a square deal not charity, favoring lodging houses run for value and not profit with cooperative aims to provide clean homes for the money they pay. The discussion referenced Dorothy Richardson’s The Long Day and quotes from Mrs Bella da Rivera and Mrs Predarte about lodging houses and fair wages.
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Bliss Sneiderman
Dorothy Richardson
Bella da Rivera
Mies Gnaiderman
Misa Richardson
Genta
Predarte
Nathan
New York Times
Fashion notes on evening coats and accessories of the era
The style focuses on a vogue for close evening coats with military collars and light colored broidcloth, corseted gowns with matching gemstone necklaces, pony skin fabrics, marabou trim, and hats worn far back. Details describe sleeve shapes, cuffs, and plumed trims, with emphasis on warm touches like furs and muffs.
Bankrupt petition targets actress Mrs Les le Carter Payne
Numerous disjointed notes describe creditors petitioning actress Mrs Les le Carter Payne for bankruptcy. The mix mentions royal visits in London and various unrelated legal and social anecdotes, with erratic phrasing and scattered names. The item blends events and commentary without a clear central story.
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Lesle Carter Payne
Queen Alexandra
London
Norway
Spain
Emma Raha Bailey
Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Birdie Robinson
Rumbaugh Englood
Joseph Wheeler
Lacey Wheeler
McLenan Arms and Ordnance Company
Cleveland
Ohio
James M. Green
New Jersey Normal School
Feltham
England
Misatta McLean
Alexander B. ‘Gordon
Chicago
Atealing Lattern
United States District Attorney’s Office
John R. Walah
Duchess of Marlborough
Clarence II
Clarence II. Mackay
Toby
New York City
Prinan Fs
Warl Tharnes
Mothers' Congress
Boil Drinking Water to Kill Germs Says City Advice
A New York Press note urges boiling drinking water when germs are suspected. It suggests preparing enough water each morning for the day and restocking with a fresh supply at night. A porcelain bed ethe and a water bottle with patent fasteners are mentioned for handling.
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