Good Shepherd parable lesson by Rev D M Stearns
The article presents a 1900 church lesson on John 10 1 16, contrasting the true shepherd with thieves and highlighting Jesus as the Good Great and Chief Shepherd. It references biblical precedents and emphasizes faith in Christ, sacrifice and abiding in His love for eternal life and church unity.
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Ministering to Christ in Judgment Teachings
Rev S H Doyle outlines the eschatological scene of Christ’s final judgment. The righteous minister to Christ by aiding the needy, earning heavenly reward, while the unfaithful depart for eternal punishment, underscoring faith in Christ and service as the path to salvation. The piece urges study of the general judgment with prescribed Bible readings.
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Tea Drinkers Among Tibetans United by Hospitality
Tea drinking is a constant occupation for Tibetan people with tea kettles on fires in tents and homes. Hospitality binds all to tea for guests as each Five carries a wooden Himalayan maple bowl as a teacup.
Fashion notes from CHOLLET on velvet ribbons and accessories
CHOLLET describes the use of black velvet ribbons across trims and gowns, detailing plain bands, networks, beading, and loops. It outlines new cravats with pompons of mousseline de soie, lace frills, and accordion plaited ends, plus a pastel pink foulard gown with white lace, guipure bolero, and a pink tulle toque topped with azaleas and ostrich.
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Artificial feathers to spare birds in fashion debate
A New York Herald piece argues for replacing real bird plumes with artificial feathers to spare songbirds. It praises craftsmanship in artificial adornments, cites ancient and Japanese artistry, and questions who promotes bird destruction while urging humane fashion choices.
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Foulard Costume Details in Early 20th Century Fashion
The article describes skirt construction with a lower taffeta layer and soft flexible gowns, favoring glace taffeta for attachment at the waistband. It notes the appeal of transparent fabrics and flowing effects, detailing a gown of printed foulard with guipure trims, elbow sleeves, and a square yoke.
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A Mother's Sacrifice Becomes a Child's Devotion
A mother feeds and cares for her child and nurses him through sickness. Her self denying love may leave her ill or dead, yet a well disposed child recalls her care with gratitude. A western city fire saw a father rescue his children, becoming a cripple. they honor his sacrifice, seeing scars as beauty.
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A Converted Cowboy and the Mind of Christ
A homely parable contrasts vocal praise with practical service to Jim the cattleman. The speaker works for Jim seeking his welfare, arguing true service is meeting needs like water and feed rather than loud devotion. A Converted Cowboy and American Friend stress minding Christ by heart over mind.
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Fragmented ad and literary fragments from 19th century notices
Core of agitation and theme of contentment as signs of stagnation appear amid scattered quotes about horses prices and medical pills. The passage blends aphorisms from Presbyterian Journal with stray dialogue about horse costs and a patent medicine pitch, reflecting uneven OCR from a historic newspaper page.
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Why He Was Great
A physician linked to a university extension movement notes that in a poor quarter a woman with 11 children, only one living, is deemed an authority on child ailments. The piece reflects on how perceived authority often rests on lived experience rather than formal training, and contrasts with the fire department superintendent who gains status by tenure rather than proven merit.
Restem Always For Beane Reston Maiden Chooses Vanilla Ice Cream
A Reston maiden, after wiping her glasses, says she would take vanilla ice cream as it is extracted from beans. The remark reflects a light local moment captured in a playful voice.
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Conger family in China described by Leslie's Weekly
In China, Mr. Conger appears imposing and devoted, with a tall, sturdy frame and a dignified bearing. His wife Miss Pike Conger, daughter Miss Conger, and niece Misa Pierce accompany him, while the minister’s wife and her social circle aid in diplomacy and hospitality at the legation. Tea and receptions mark Thursdays, and the Congers occupy a prominent residence with staff and offices on modern, spacious grounds.
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Excursions 40 Hours at Sea Boston to Philadelphia
Steamers run Boston to Philadelphia on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 3 PM and return voyages on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 3 PM. Fleets include Grecian Indian Parthian and Spartan with modern efficiency, comfortable staterooms, decks, and dining. Fares $10 round trip $18 excursion, meals and berth included. Contact E P Wing Boston and George C Eckhardt Philadelphia.
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Probate Court Citation for David P. Farmer Estate
Heirs and interested parties in the estate of David P. Farmer of Lowell are cited to appear in Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge on September 4 1900 at nine oclock in the forenoon to show cause why a will presented by George W. Bagley should not be admitted and letters testamentary issued. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier with notices mailed to known heirs fourteen days before the hearing. Witness Charles J. McIntire First Judge. August 17 1900.
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Lowell Gas Light Do Will Heat Water On Demand
The Lowell Gas Light Do offers unlimited hot water at any moment via a simple faucet turn. Heat starts instantly and turning off the water halts gas and expenses. The Kenwood needs no boiler but can be used with one, with an office demonstration available. Also showcased is the Welsbach lamp with a Yeusea mantle promising brighter light. Gas cooking ranges are sold at cost.
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