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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

12 Feb 1902

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1902

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2

Light in the Evening of Life Sermon by Dr Talmage

A 1902 sermon reflecting on Zechariah and Job about night turning to light in sorrow old age and the church’s latter days. The speaker extols perpetual light at eventide, in trials, old age, and the end, praising faith, perseverance, and heavenly hope with biblical echoes and exhortations.

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Mrs Cleveland Travels Quietly at Grand Central

A woman who knew Mrs Cleveland met her at New York Grand Central station and found her fair ly laden with parcels. The ex president’s wife explained the gifts were fruit for friends at her destination. The brakeman doubted such humanity could belong to a former first lady.

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Ladies’ Home Journal
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The Story of a Fad and Louis Wain the Cat Painter

Louis Wain explains his varied interests, saying music and science drew him briefly from art. Gem collecting fueled early earnings for his cat drawings, but a bad gem bargain pushed him back to cats, teaching him a life lesson on hobbies driving serious work.

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Louis Wain
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Pictures In Japanese Temples Yema Tradition

The votive pictures in Japanese temples trace back to an old custom honoring departed warriors with sake rice and white horses before graves. Wealthy temples kept a sacred animal, while others used horse pictures called yema meaning picture horse. Buddhists later adopted the practice and yema became a generic name for shrine pictures.

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Good Lung Exercise Routine From Breathing Guide

The passage outlines a breathing drill to improve lung health. It describes holding the head up, chest out, and inflating the lungs through the nose until full, then exhaling with lips closed. It suggests counting to ten then twenty, aiming to hold breath for thirty seconds, and finishing with several deep inspirations.

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Slow Development of Table Etiquette Over Ages

A French writer observes that from creation to the seventeenth century humans ate with fingers. He notes that the idea of neatness, which spurred the invention of utensils and serving dishes, developed very slowly.

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