Three Superscriptions Over the Cross Rise as Universal King
Sermon by Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage on Luke 23 34 argues that the three language superscriptions Greek Latin Hebrew over Christ’s cross symbolize Christ’s universal reign. He frames Jesus as king of intellect heart and world, cites examples from learning science and history, and urges personal acceptance of the Hebrew message for individual salvation.
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August as a wedding month sparks playful superstition
A Baltimore Herald quip contrasts superstition with reality as Mrs Parque Pacque of Chicago declares August her favorite month for marrying while joking that divorce courts grant alimony and fees, illustrating light social banter on nuptials and fortunes.
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Parque Pacque
Chicago
Baltimore Herald
Tongue Reading Says Tongue Shapes Moral Traits
The article explains tongue reading as a facet of linguis tology, noting that a big tongue signals dissimulation, a long broad tongue shows garrulity and generosity, a narrow tongue indicates concentration and talent, and a short broad tongue implies garrulity and falsehood, with a very short narrow tongue tied to artistic lie.
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Disciples of Linguistology
Hotel Baby Crying Sparks Friction Between Guests
A weary man tells the hotel proprietor he must leave due to a crying baby in the neighboring room. The proprietor counters that the infant’s parents share the room and have not complained, highlighting tensions over noisy lodging conditions.
Cook widowed mother seeks job with children at heart
Employment agent touts a young widow cook who loves children, noting she has six of her own but no children available for the post. The Chicago News quotes the humorous exchange, reflecting social norms of the era.
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Richleigh
Chicago News
The Mother's Kase Reads From Mr Snaggs to Lucy
Mrs Snaggs forbids Lucy from touching a book Mr Snaggs desires her to read. The exchange occurs over a volume laid on the table as Mr Snaggs declares his wish for Lucy to read it. The scene captures a domestic moment involving authority over reading material.
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Kase
Mr. Snaggs
Lucy
Mrs. Snaggs
Pittsburg
Absolute Security Offered to Pittsburgh Trust Depositors
Absolute Security, combined capital, surplus and profits totaling 86 00,000, offers 4 percent savings deposits with $100 minimum. Depositors may withdraw without notice, and checkin services are included.
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Pittsburgh Trust Company
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