Live in the Sunshine Keeps Believers in God’s Love
The Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman preaches that faith produces living in the world while contending for the faith. He outlines three Christian traits from Acts and letters, urges daily prayer and Bible use, and urges entering into the love of God through communion, meditation, and living in the sunshine of Christ’s love.
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M. J. Wilbur Chapman
Epith
Sheir
God
J. Wilbur Chapman
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
James
Ant
Joseph
Mary
Jude
The
Paul
Peter
John
Christ
Oli
Gor
Jacob
Jabbok
Israel
Moses
Ciad
Tin Mnove
David
Barth
Lola
Pather
Donathan
Tennyson
The Right View of Life in Christian Work Reflections
A reflective meditation on temper restraint hope and faith urging calm self dialogue to endure life’s trials. It likens Christ’s patience to human suffering and asks readers to seek a serene inner mercy through prayer and trust in salvation.
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Salvary
Tim
My Father's Hand and Heavenly Guidance in Life
A reflection on a father's hand representing guidance and companionship. The piece contrasts memory of earthly fatherhood with the Heavenly Father, stressing that joy and comfort come from that guiding hand, not only in grief but in daily life. It cites the Episcopal Recorder as its source.
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Christ
Father
Lack of Home Feeling Warns of Youth’s Moral Drift
The Watchman of Boston argues that absence of a loving home early in life erodes the sense of family solidarity. He contends that lacking home affection leads youths to prioritize self and ignore others interests, weakening restraint and moral direction. He cites that children from happy Christian homes tend to turn out better and retain a hopeful ideal of family life.
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Boston
When Prayer is Needed and God’s Care Is Near
The piece urges prayer as a steady expression of grace and need. It references a Breton sailor’s plea for God’s protection, emphasizing that divine care is available at all times and any danger is within divine readiness to provide guidance.
Keep Up Spiritual Tone and Moral Strength
A quotation urging steady spiritual focus to avoid dwelling on sin. It argues that minds must be occupied with thoughts distant from temptation and warns against lingering near sin. Moral strength is tied to consistent spiritual tone and discipline.
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K. J. Campbell
Milwaukee Woman Makes a Living in Game Trade
Emily L. Marden of Milwaukee pursues a novel occupation as a game buyer and broker. She travels northern Wisconsin for months collecting birds and game, then ships them as personal baggage due to shipping laws. Hunters treat her with courtesy, and she emphasizes knowledge of game habits and respect from the rough trade.
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Milwaukee
Emily L. Marden
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Miss Marden
Misa Marden
Luanting
Chicago Chronicle
Dinta For Girls Who Travel: Tips for Clean, Comfortable Rides
A travel guide advises the novice traveler to avoid a disheveled look on trains by carrying cold cream and almond oil, choosing practical fabrics, and layering light to heavy outfits. Emphasis is on hygiene, proper footwear, and quick routines to stay neat during long journeys, with caution about meals and resting.
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Sithout
Aleht
Graham
Chinon For Use and Beauty In Fashion Textiles
A quirky note on mosdistes and Enishi lace used with Claick chiffon forming berths or clothiers. The piece suggests chiffon lace under black fabric, sometimes single or double, with implied layered effects and ongoing fascination. Sources emphasize decorative styling and fabric interplay.
Relaxation Remedies for Nervous Nights and Sleep
Practical tips from the American Queen on soothing nerves and inducing sleep. Keep a paper tablet for thoughts, avoid mental work after meals, and end the day with gentle routines. A hot foot-bath, light mind rest, and a salt rub are recommended for restful repose.
Educating Pioneers at Swanley Kent College for Women
A new college for women linked to Torti cultural College at Swanley Kent trains young women for colonial life with gardening dairy work domestic economy fruit preserving first aid tropical diseases and South African languages. It argues British examples show success while criticizing American women attempting tropical home life.
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Swanley
Kent
Ufe
Evening Gown Trends In Flowers Silks And Satins
Evening gowns described with flowered silks and satins, hyro cades, and double-width skirts. The text notes last year’s gowns gaining popularity this year, with circular skirts and shaped fronts. Fabrics include satin crepe de Chine and liberty satins in white black or blue, spangled with steel prillettes, paired with simple skirts and lace bertha necklines.
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Wight
Ozark Graft: A Hoped-Up Hold-Up with a Mock Doctor
A traveler recounts a bizarre Ozark hold-up where a stranger posed as a doctor, checked his pulse, offered fake medicines, and demanded payment in a novel ruse. The assailant vanished. inquiry showed no permanent resident behind the act.
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Ozark Mountains
Ian
Tia
Aid
Mme
Bith
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Prologue Scene of Allen’s Capture by Prescott at Montreal
In Smith's panel The Prologue of the American Revolution the dramatic moment depicts Ethan Allen captured before Montreal by General Prescott. Prescott derides Allen, who refuses to bow, then orders a brutal display of authority while Allen endures. The scene contrasts a polished British officer with the rough frontier captive, highlighting tension on Montgomery's Canadian expedition.
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Ethan Allen
Justin M. Smith
General Prescott
Montreal
Tttan Allen
Montgomery
Allen
Arnold
Prescott
Alen
Titan
Prescotehen
Pre
Aden
Wybaan
Cyeboton
Paul
Pearlennts
Prehistory At Lrohtsterge In Buenscatd Mentioned
Fragmented text describes biases and theories about ancient peoples and geologic eras. It references Dr Noet ling aenaenneed and Hyak, mentions a visit by Ma Savdahoe, and hints at historic workshop sites and national origins.
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Znologien Roc
Savdahoe Coudienis
Hug
Bates
Dlatt Period
Nutabe
Gne Faro ig Nine Parkans
Gne Faro asks about the average of any farm to every Hin g persons of our rural population.
Pension roll adds many names across Keystone region
The past week saw numerous additions to the pension roll including Thomas HH from New Brighton and George M. Pattergom of Williamsburg with varying amounts. Arrests, Grange attendance at Clearfield, Western Union telegraph changes near Butler, a major wreck at Hyndman, and other local events marked a busy period with rail, bridge, and municipal notes.
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Thomas HH
New Brighton
George M. Pattergom
Williamsburg
John McClintock
Pittsburg
Ol H. Conrad
Vawter
Willam M. Hubbard
Wrie
Erdinand Hinze
Wesley Hemminer
Reedsvilla
Daniel Gerow
Cambridge Springs
Levi T. Jones
Philinsburg
Joseph
Pauline
Allegheny
Frederick Wherhart
Bradford
West
Washington
Chas. Schwartz
Jacob Naylor
Corolamus
Peter Redinger
Everett
Daniel Martin
Neal Garwoorl
Milasville
David Headrick
Johnstown
Lotsa Phillips
Tyrone
Margaret Mornburg
Winmar A. Stewart
Monongahela
Tim Mullins
Thomas Ryan
Tim Collins
Mickey Farrell
Franklin
Mullins
State Grange
Clearfield
W. FP. Hill
Crawford County
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Butler
New York
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Beech Creek
Hyndman
Thirty-third
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Horace Rose
Fifty-fourth
Thomas D. Doves
Association
Gilson
Sharon
Shenango Valley
Greenville Works
American Steel Hoop Company
Stewart Iron Company
Allegheny River
Scrubgrass
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Beaver Falls
Rochester
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Beaver River
Alvin 13
Peters
New Tripoli
Allentown
Glue Mountain
Clyde Stright
Sheakleyville
Greenville
Stright
Querge W. Simmons
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Pet
Glyde Adaims
Vatler
Heaviest and lightest gemstones ranked by density
The zircon leads as the heaviest precious stone with a density about four and a half times that of water, while opal remains the lightest at roughly two times water.
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