Palm Tree of Faith The Path to Christian Prosperity
The Rev. William Best preaches on Christian prosperity using the palm tree as a metaphor for the Christian life. The palm tree stands for humble growth, steadfast uprightness, fullness of fruit, and victory, rooted in purity, holiness, and the Holy Spirit. It represents perseverance through trial, continual spiritual growth, and the hope of Heaven, with emphasis on living as a steadfast palm tree Christian under all circumstances.
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Showing rue Trust in Following His Demands
A devotional remark from Marble D. Babcock emphasizes that true trust is shown by busying oneself with tasks God asks, urging faithful action over words. The quote reinforces duty and devotion as the measure of trust in a spiritual life.
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Martble D. Babcock
Wallpaper color guidance for country homes from Harper's Bazaar
The piece explains arranging room colors by warmth with warm yellows browns reds and olive greens versus cold blues blues greens purples and neutrals. It notes warm colors brighten and simulate sunshine while cool tones soften glare. Red absorbs light making spaces feel darker. for room height, use vertical design elements or a drop ceiling. tinting or papering the ceiling can lower perceived height.
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Harper’s Bazar
Well to Know Coal Oil as a Cleanser Adapts for Home
A Hartford Post piece quotes a practical fifty year housekeeper praising coal oil as a versatile cleaning agent. She uses it to wipe wood floors walls and porcelain, noting it dusts routes and darkens soft wood with each use and warns to change cloths for cleanliness.
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Hartford Post
Vintage Kitchen Treats and Tiny Siberian Rodent Tale
A collection of old time recipes including Bombay Toast, Yorkshire Cake and Cheese Fritters with biscuits, puddings and fruit salads. Also describes a Nut Sandwich and a note about the smallest quadruped, the pygmy mouse of Siberia, in a closing aside.
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Brazils
Siberia
Armed youths arrested in Bellefonte robberies series
Henry Gordon aged 19 and James Dale aged 18 were arrested in Bellefonte after confessing to a string of daring store robberies. They allegedly looted over $300 in cash and goods from Poviotics and Moernaen Glenn in Roland, were tracked to MIN Hall where Constable Charles Snyder disarmed Gordon. In a separate case Crumrine Huff and Wyke allegedly maltreated Frank Morris of Vanceville, causing serious injuries after luring him into woods and beating him. Morris survived after being found near a cliff following a night in a storm. A lightning storm in Punxsutawney killed Bert Weiss and Clyde Blose and injured others. Three eight-year-olds robbed Bonsner’s department store, stealing $6.25 and revolvers. one boy, Perry, was captured. Michael Callahan and Kenzie Art were killed by a freight train near Canonsburg. Abraham Pulkman sought divorce in New Castle. Nelson Wheeler nominated for Congress in Twenty-Eighth district. Wanger renominated in his district. A Beav er County delegation endorsed Lewis Merny Jr. for governor. Aluminum Company plant in South Connellsville to resume with new management. State Treasurer Berry replaced Miss M. Ove Barnett. Barnett is a cousin to former Treasurer Barnett. Blair county Democrats back Lewis Merery Jr. for governor.
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Bellefonte
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Dale
Poviotics
Siace
Moernaen & Glenn
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Min Hall
Charles Snyder
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George Crumrine
Arthur Hilf
Edward Wyke
Frank Morris
Vanceville
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Tate
Morris
Crumling
Huff and Wyke
At. Irwin
Bonsner
Perry
Michael Callahan
Kenzie Art
Canonsburg Steel Company
Chartiers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canonsburg
New Castle
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Pulkman
Suiza Jane Fulkman
Parkman
Nelson P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Forest County
Joseph C. Sibley
Montgomery
Bucks
Congress
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Wanger
W. J. Melain
Claysville
Lewis Mmory
Lincoln Party
Beaver County
Port Fusion
George W. Delametur
GI ML
Berry
M. Ove Barnett
Thhside
Westmoreland County
Samuel Well
Atentown
Klite
Miss Barnett
Treasury
Barnett
Blair County
Democrats
Lewis Mmery, Jr
Americans Are Painters Share of the Nation’s Paint Use
A historical assessment notes Americans consume over 100 million gallons of paint yearly, with more than half used on houses. Ready mixed paints drove modern growth since 1860, while industry critics warn of poor substitutes sold by mail order.
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Doulless
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Early Training Shapes Manners Says Erasmus Wilson
The quote argues spoiled children become spoiled adults due to poor early training. Proper upbringing forms good manners instinctively, making civility natural and unconscious in behavior.
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Erasmus Wilson
Reticent Tombstone Echoes On Education In Eccentric Epitaph
Dr. Sawyer of Williston seminary at Minasthadpion, Mags., muses on early education and recalls a resolute town epitaph praising a "good woman" with the line She averaged well for this vicinity, reflecting dated views in a periodical excerpt from Everyone's Magazine.
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Williston Seminary
Minasthadpion
Mags
Wfiverybody’s
Longest Underground Telephone Line Opens NYC to New Haven
The longest underground telephony line in the world has been completed, stretching over 70 miles from New York City to New Haven, Conn. If successful, plans to extend to other cities may follow soon. A London cabman also developed an automobile usable as an auto or horse-drawn vehicle.
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New Haven
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London
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