And the Twelve Gates Were Twelve Pearls Sermon
The Rev Dr J W Chapman outlines heaven as a tangible place of light and gates of pearl. He describes celestial city imagery from Revelation, the open gates, and the need for personal faith in Christ to enter. He cites examples of steadfast believers and ends with visions of welcome at heaven’s gates.
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J. W. Chapman
New York Crey
J. Wilbur Chapman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Israel
la Fayette
France
Castle Garden
Apostles of the
Lamb
Christ
Bethany
Moses
Elias
Burg
Paul
Bunyan Ao
Newton
Heaven
God
Valley of the Shadow
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Glasgow
John
Alexander Cruden
David Livingstone
Livingstone
Pierre
India
Eough
Forehead Pearl Ornaments Trend In Women Fashion
Pearl and diamond accents gain popularity in hair styling, with strands looped over the forehead and a pendant dropped between the eyebrows in Cleopatra style. Coral strands and coordinated accessories appear in social wear, as Paris revival trends spread to New York society dinners.
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Paris
Anna de Castellane
New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Working Girls Outshine European Women in Style
A traveler praises New York women for neat uniforms and polished appearance. He notes typewriter operators and cashiers in downtown shops show fresh collars, clean cuffs, and well fitting gowns. He contrasts with Paris London Vienna Berlin Milan, attributing the difference to pay and education.
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Paris
London
Vienna
Berlin
Milan
New York
New York Mail and Xpress
Fur fashion shifts with bold new Parisian inspired coats
In historic notes on fur garments, the article highlights a move from bulky pieces to sleek designs. It describes refined coats with shawl collars and wide deep cuffs, offering a fresh, fashionable look that mimics Parisian tailoring.
Sealskin and furs mix with varied coats in fashion notes
The article catalogs several fur combinations including sealskin with chinchilla, gray squirrel, and stone marten for last season's Persian lamb coats. It notes ermine trims and chinchilla with silk embroidery on suede foundations, then shifts to home care and fashion tips from Woman's Home Companion and New York American with health, cleaning, and styling guides.
Paris Millinery Trends Toward Trench Tailoring
White feathers and pale silks headline a Paris fashion note as hats move toward simple, tailored Trench-inspired styles. Novelties include marabou tips, neried nasturtium shades, and satin coats in pearl gray and burnt orange tones. Silk Monte Curio coats gain popularity, while ostrich feather accents and layered ruffles mark a subdued, elegant winter look.
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Paris
Nasturtium
Ciarnith
Pope
Weight of Trust and the Burden on Industrial Leaders
A New York Independent piece argues that Charles M Schwab’s breakdown may reflect overstretched duties of chief executives in large steel firms. It traces his rise from a $1 a day worker to president, then describes how outside ventures and social life overwhelmed him. The column concludes that with proper division of labor the weight on one leader is manageable, though duties remain heavy.
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Italy
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Corporation
United States
Mr. Schwab
Corporation
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Concern
Riverside Drive
Staten Island
Sound
Bethlehem Trout Works
Steel Foundries Company
Pennsylvania
Oman
New York Independent
Apologetic Luncheon Traces Jersey Visitor’s Odd Dining
An elderly man from New Jersey enters a Brooklyn restaurant at noon. He orders bread and water but complains about motive and service, then alters the bill with a request for only bread and bitter. The encounter ends at the cashier with a note about costs and drink.
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Jersey
Brooklyn Bridge
Bomens
Gmede Smich
Ted
New York Herald
Detroit River Outlet Of The World’s Largest Freshwater
The Detroit River serves as the outlet for the greatest freshwater bodies on Earth, draining about 2,000 square miles of lake surface into the drops and channels that feed surrounding waters.
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Detroit River
Keystone state news condensed pension list and rail talks
The weekly update lists many pension additions including Lewis Rosenbloom Towanda and Thomas Sonach Bellefonte with varied amounts. Governor Stone acts to ease Illinois quarantine on Pennsylvania cattle. York Haven to Rowenna railroad charter granted. gas explosion ruins Lanzendorfer North Punxsutawnry residence. inspector Gamphall notes PA leading in diversified industries and calls for stricter coal breaker oversight. Other items cover crime, church building plans, town council changes, and local deaths.
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Lewis
Rosenbloom
Towanda
James W. Nelson
Votant
fTiram Quark
Coal Center
August Hall
Alleghany
Thomas Sonach
Bellefonte
Samuel
Williams
Bellfonte
Benjamin Ff. Yingllyn
Huntingdon
William Juncan
Indiana
Benjamin FF. Stole
Leeehburg
George W. Baiser
Waddle
William L. Garrett
Altoona
Irvine Stone
Johnstown
Lorenzo Krieger
Emileon
John Wire
Wilotson
Robert H. Owens
Braddock
Matilda Jones
Harshure
George P. Hopkins
Wratusing
Florence J. Parker
Allegheny
John DD
Landis
Sidney Caldwell
Mary M. George
Harrisburg
Stone
Yates
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New England
Stones
New York
New Jersey
York Haven
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Philadephia
John Lanzendorfer
Punxsutawnry
I. W. Kelly
Oil City
KeHy
Andy
Andrew G. Curtin
Lancaster
Charleroi
John Gormley
Washington County Court
Cornell
Miller & Mason
South Sharon
J. W. Miller
W. Klein
F. B. Hargrave
Watrobe
George Stambaugh
Claysville
Hoge
Philadelphia
Meadville
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Miller
Franklin
J. R. Shaw
H. W. Warfield
W. W. Trent
John Black
Edinburg
New Castle
First Stamps Mentioned in Early Cyrene Letters
The earliest reference to stamps appears in letters from Bishop Synesiva at Cyrene on the Greek coast of Africa, dated about 400 years after the start of the Christian era.
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Synesiva
Cyrene
Africa
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Easked
Pleaven
Ween
Fura
New York American
London Standard
Betty
Schwab
Keystone
State News
Willsane
DR. Klinz
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