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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1908

Page

8

Divinity of Christ discussed in Brooklyn sermon

Dr. T Calvin McClelland of Memorial Presbyterian Church preaches on the divinity of Jesus Christ as the one way to believe in God. He argues Jesus is not God the Father yet embodies God's grace and truth, calling readers to see Christ's humanity and unparalleled moral character as the path to faith.

Brooklyn N. Y T. Calvin McClelland Memorial Presbyterian Church Seventh Avenue St. John’s Place John Lil McClelland Christ Jesus God Apostle Tesug Lord Man Jesus the Charles Lamb Wenla Balieva Piret Fenalon Tor Etiméite Ohne Alexander the Great Napoléon the Greas Shakespeare Michael Angelo Jesus the Great Joseph Mary Alexander Napoleon Seo Cromwell Raphael Mendelssohn

Well Springs of Life and Yi Clearest At The Spring

Fragmentary text mentions Well Springs of Life and Yi at a spring with unclear surrounding context. No identifiable dates, places, or persons can be confirmed from the readable portion. Further specifics are not present in the legible lines.

Calvary W. S. Daugherty Philadelphia St Indiana

Industry for Women and a Bar Admission Highlight 1905 Sources

A Dixonville correspondent notes a new timber industry where a woman supports her husband by splitting and tiering wood, then mentions Miss Mabel Sturtevant being admitted to the Jefferson City bar after a stellar academic record across multiple universities. The column quotes reflections on burdens of yesterday and the sun rise of a new day as daily motivation.

Steve Dixonville Roseburg SHD Mabel Sturtevant Jefferson City Baker Universality Kansas City University University of Missouri University New York Sun

Right and Wrong Way in the Thief Plot

The narrator notes the clash over a parlor rug as a mortgage and a partner’s ship loom. In the play The Thief, a husband confronts his wife about her lavish clothes bought on a bookkeeper’s salary, questioning where she acquired her wardrobe.

Stuffed Lamb Forequarter Tea Dish from American Home Monthly

A recipe for stuffed lamb forequarter including removing bones sweating and tenderizing, making a pork breadcrumb herb stuffing with eggs, layering meat and stuffing in a loaf pan with a press, chilling until firm, suitable for tea or evening entertainments. Includes steam and oven steps, and a note on using a brick loaf pan as a press if unavailable.

Neat mother and muddy feet tale from Atchison

The Atchison Globe contrasts a pristine South Atchison mother who scolds muddy feet with a permissive neighbor whose sons stay at home and prosper. The piece questions fairness and the environment shaping boys as they grow older. It reflects on class and parenting styles in early 20th century society. Ballet dancers of society highlights Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson pursuing fancy dancing in London and praises ballet’s widening appeal beyond professionals. A Scottish socialite also studies ballet in London.

South Atchison Atchison Globe Hispense Walt London Constance’ Stewart-Richardson Chiosa Eingland Constance Covent Garden Nana England New York Press

Watchful husband guides wife spending to avoid debt

A New York Journal quote from Dorothy Dix urges men to monitor their wives spending, halt excessive dress and entertaining, and explain affordable limits to maintain joint life value. It warns against debt and labels the "right sort" of wife vs the "wrong sort" for financial harmony.

Dorothy Dix New York Journal

Lavish Hats and Lace Dominate New Fashion Season

The article details extravagant hats with lace accents, long coats paired with tailored gowns, and numerous lace coats designed for formal dinners. It notes ruches, pom poms, and goulache braiding on hats, pink and lavender combinations, and fashion shifts toward visible waistlines, sheer sleeves, and fitted hip-length coats for the coming season.

New York Women Offered Joyful Stretching Program

A New York World report describes a public demonstration by Mrs. Clara Z. Moore where women are urged to practice daily stretching to improve happiness, health, and character. The method promises to curb ailments and awkwardness by conscious muscle control during everyday tasks.

Submarine Ballast and Buoyancy Explained

The article explains how submarines use water ballast to submerge and achieve reserve buoyancy. It contrasts submarines needing 5 to 12 percent ballast with submersibles requiring 2 to 4 times that amount to sink. It notes how reserve buoyancy affects sea keeping, surface speed, and overall military value.

Tllarper’s Weekly

Steady Going at Amos Libby’s Maine Camp

A shooting party staying at Amos Libby’s Maine camp faced rain dampening their stay yet kept spirits up. The memorable Aman Libby defended his glass and room, insisting it remains strong and unshaken by trifles, even as weather interfered.

Amos Libby Maine Amos Aman

Marriage Notice From Parish House Plays Time Theme

Clergyman receives a note about a coming marriage at the parish house noting the couple Jemima Arabella Brearly and partner will undergo matrimony next Saturday with a humorous edge about punctual payment by the hour, as quoted from Ladies’ Home Journal.

Monty Jemima Arabella Brearly Eah Fa Ladies’ Home Journal

Milton's Cottage Still Stands Near London

The Chalfont St. Giles cottage where Milor wrote his Paradise Loge remains. The poet stayed there to escape the plague in 1665 and it is the only known Milor residence still standing.

Milor Chalfont St. Giles London

Baseball Notes From Boston American Club Roster

The Boston American club has cold pitcher Louis Matre to the PreTeague club. Manager Griffith of the New York Americans has eleven pitchers on a big payroll. Mike Donnin leads the New York Nationals in his famed style. Jack Kleinow of the New York Americans is a strong catcher. Detroit’s Malloy impressed in his first championship game. St Louis American club sent Gardner to Hartford, with Otto Hessta slated for Cleveland. Shipke of Washington fields cleanly. Malarkey a recruit pitcher for the New York Nationals shows Dummy Tay-like form. Charles Hemphill has a fresh lease on life for the New York Americans. Harry Lord’s stellar hitting pleases Maine voters. he hails from there. St Louis Americans will use Younger, Hartzell, and Schweitzar infield and outfield roles. Eight or nine pitchers draw pay. Cy Young of the Boston Americans has appeared in 728 major league games with a 67–271 record, a .698 average, not counting other games.

Boston Charles Hemphill New York Americans Banema Harry Lord Boston Americans Eltigen Maine Og Lord St. Louis Americans Yonger Hartzell Schweitzar Cy Young

Japanese Jokes in Bayaina Style Dialogue

A comic dialogue unfolds with a guest accusing a Bayaina figure of defaming him. The host responds that he does not care about Nes spilling tales unless it worsens to a public smear. The guest retorts with implied trouble if more is spoken.

Bayaina

Lyons Sees 200 to 400 Pupils at Earth Schools

In Lyons France two earth schools enroll 200 to 400 boys and girls who learn every aspect of silk making from silkworm breeding to pattern design weaving and finishing.

Attendansa Two Earth Lyons France

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