God's Little Ones and the Kingdom's Rapid Growth
Bishop McCabe preaches at Hanson Place on Isaiah's call to humility and the lowly, urging swift gospel work. He cites parables of talents, historical growth, and Susanna Wesley, urging 100 percent yearly gain and global conversion, with Russia and missions as milestones.
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Brooklyn
CG. C. McGabe
Hanson Place
M. Wi
Charles J. Locke
McCabe
Jesus
Vaul
Corinthians
Bethlehem
Sudea
Paul
Isaiah
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Island
Manhattan
Heaven
New Haven
Conn
Hackman
Jarose
Lancaster
Ohio
Putnam
Grand Army
Fifth Avenue
Colonel Hadley
St. Bartholomew
Brother Hadley
Gla
Epworth
Susanna Wesley
Russia
Sheodore Roosevelt
All Light and the Spirit's Filling Difference
A quoted reflection by William Arthur compares receiving the Spirit to a light entering a dark room. One form leaves shadows, the other fills every corner with illumination.
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Heaven
William Arthur
Convenient Table Device For Jelly Jars
A compact table device acts as a spoon rest for jelly and other preserves. It features a wire edge frame attached to the jar with a spoon clip to hold the spoon over the container.
Leftovers Croquettes Season by Taste for Best Flavor
When making croquettes from leftovers season by taste rather than by rule since the food is already seasoned and can become too salty or peppery. The flavor of croquettes improves when served with tomato or another savory sauce.
After Dinner Cheese New Prep Method Tasting Novel
A new method for preparing an afterdinner cheese is described. Two thirds of a cup of salted almonds are chopped and mixed with a cup of grated American cheese, plus a sift of salt, a pinch of cayenne and a dash of flavoring. The mixture is pressed into a small mold, turned out, and served with salted water.
Rich Burlap Curtains Trade Color Schemes In Homes
The Chicago News notes rich tinted burlap raffia curtains enhance studios and dens. Striped madras and cretons with muslins, lawns, dimities, silko lines, damasks yield artistic results. Drape color set by room scheme. dull red and hunter green burlap suit many backgrounds.
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The
Chicago News
Removal of Stains From Linen Advice
Remove all stains in table linen as soon as possible. Wash milk or meat stains with warm water. For tea coffee or fruit stains stretch the discolored linen over a bowl and pour boiling water from a kettle held high until the stain disappears. Peach stains are hardest. For small stains wet them then burn sulfur beneath the spot. Wine stains cover with salt then pour boiling water over them.
The Hanging of Pictures in Interior Decor
The text guides amateur decorators on hanging pictures. It advises avoiding mixing photos with paintings and keeping a dedicated corner. It stresses consistent frame shapes, avoiding overcrowded skylines, and aligning sky line height with room size for balanced design.
Preserving Jelly Methods From A Century Ago
Instructions for crab apple jelly, cauliflower leftovers, and grape jelly detailing steps, quantities, and cooking times. Includes boiling fruit, draining without pressing, sugaring per pint, and canning in pots or tumblers with heat and storage tips.
AEASTONE STATE CULLINGS
The first sale of Governor Pennypacker’s library in Philadelphia included Franklin items such as his books, letters, Poor Richard’s Almanac, Pennsylvania Gazette copies, and Assembly records, realizing about $10,000. The issue also covers Pennsylvania court rulings upholding parts of a miners’ certificate act, a miner’s conviction, a belated sale of J. M. Rumbaugh Brick holdings, pure food law challenges, local election fines and sentences, train wrecks, and several fatal or serious injuries across multiple counties.
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Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
William
Richard
Pennsylvania Assembly
Pennsylvania Gazette
Lackawanna County
George Seanor
J. M. Rumbaugh Brick Company
Westmoreland
Allegheny Counties
Lucien Clawson
Greensburg
Mount Pleasant Township
North Huntingdon Township
Allegheny County
Pitcairn
W. Porter
New Castle
William Arrow
Pure Food Commission
Arrow
Thomas H. Hartman, Jr
William Reagan
Charles J. Juge
Fourteenth Ward
Benjamin Williams
Johan Belford
John Metzker
Cresson and
Clearfield
Mahaffey
Clayville
Jefferson County
Philadelpha Hospital
Ermina
NW. W
George Nace
New Haven
Thomas B. Anderson
Rochester
Presbyterian Church
Derry
Riel RN
Greene County
Roger McCracken
Notable figures and curiosities from a distant era
A collage of eccentric claims and biographical tidbits mentions Queen Christina of Spain, the American College for Girls in Constantinople, Mrs. John F. Spencer of South Carolina, a Mary Tillinghast in New York, Mrs. Jefferson Davis in New York, Miss Wispeth McClerland in Mugland, and various other individuals. The notes reference unusual professions, marriages, and roles, including designers, builders, and a tiger ownership, with scattered geographic and institutional references.
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Christina
Spain
Asia
Constantinople
John F. Spencer
Marion County
South Carolina
Mary Tillinghast
New York
America
Jefferson Davis
New York City
Wispeth McClerland
Mugland
Marlon B. Braxter
Seattle
Seresa Richardson
Sarah Bernhardt
Pepper Relish Recipe From Aged Household Notes
A traditional relish uses green peppers and cabbage with green tomatoes and celery. Mix chopped cabbage with chopped peppers, salt, and spices, let stand overnight, drain, then pack with mustard seeds and spices. Simmer vinegar with sugar and whole spices, strain, pour over vegetables, cover with hot liquid, and store cool.
Automobilists Pay Fines as Revenue Source for Government
The report notes Great Britain motorists paid about 1.5 million dollars in fines for over speeding over four weeks last year. It suggests such fines could influence government revenue and the potential abolition of protective tariffs.
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Automobilists of
Great Britain
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J. Mood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
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Qunningham Building
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Harry W. Fee
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University of Lausanne
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Cokaville
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