Leprosy as Sin In Tal mage's Sermon Of Naaman And Christ
Rev Frank De Witt Tal mage compares Naaman the leper to sin, arguing sin is incurable by human means but healed by Christ. He calls for Christians to spread mercy, isolate spiritual leprosy, and urge personal baptism in the Jordan river of life.
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Death of Hon Frank Jones III Shocks Portsmouth Citizens
Hon. Frank Jones III, a prominent New Hampshire figure, remains critically ill at his Gravelly Ridge summer home. Physicians report no change in his condition, simply wasting away. The Wentworth banquet for his agents has been canceled due to his illness.
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About the House column seeks reader tips Lowell Weekly Journal
The About the House department invites readers to send household recipes hints and suggestions for the Lowell Weekly Journal column. Readers may submit practical tips on chores cooking and homemaking to the About the House editor.
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The Old-Fashioned Boy Poem Recalls a Wholesome Youth
A Detroit Free Press poem praises a natural, freckled boy with a hearty appetite and untamed manners. It cherishes his rough honesty, respect for elders, and potential to become a good man, ending with a blessing if such boys endure.
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Editorial reflections on peaches and home comforts
The column critiques California peaches as sour and deceptive while praising veradas and outdoor dining. It notes a stay-at-home summer with fires and housework gains, shifts from Boston bags to net bags, and a reminiscence of barberries with apples as a favored jelly pair.
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Peach Bavaroise Recipe Fragment
Peach Bavaroise method uses mellow peaches for one cup. Soak one third cup gelatine in one third cup cold water then dissolve over hot water. Add to peach pulp with strained lemon juice and let the mix thicken before whipping remaining elements.
Bavaroise With Peaches And Corn Chowder
A Bavaroise dessert is folded with thick cream beaten to a froth and sugared, poured over peaches in a low glass bowl and chilled. The corn chowder recipe uses four pints of corn, a quart of milk thickened with butter and flour, and two beaten egg yolks, served hot over toasted crackers.
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Bonnes Bouches And Naughty Children Jokes
A collection of short comic snippets features a kitchen scene with Miss Ethel returning from cooking school, a neighborly apple paring plate joke, and a prideful boy who rescued a “good little boy” by fighting a bad one. The humor centers on misheard phrases and playful mischief.
The Fasting Fad and Health Fads Explored
In a short piece from Good Health the author warns against long fasts as a general health practice. Hunger signals the body to need food, and most people overeat. Fasting offers no inherent advantage except when medically necessary. Fruit diets can provide benefits, starving germs while avoiding discomfort. A brief fast of one to two days may suffice, sometimes with dry bread like twieback or granose. fruit juice acts as a disinfectant and aids digestive cleansing.
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Breathe Through Your Nose Instructional Advice
A dated health piece urges readers to breathe only through the nose. It extols nasal filtration warming and moisture, warns against mouth breathing, and advises a daily habit of nose breathing despite initial difficulty. It notes singing and heavy activity may require mouth use.
How to Kill Ants With Sponge and Sugar
An exchange instructions devise a home ant control method using a sponge soaked, sugar sprinkled, and heated to kill thousands indoors. Outdoors, it recommends pouring gasoline on active hills during sunny days, repeating for three days, then burning straw to end the infestation.
How to Sweep and Invalids Room Untidy Dust
A nurse advises cleaning a sick room by using ammonia in warm water to trap dust. She cleans the carpet first with a nearly dry mop to lift loose dirt, then dusts furniture with a sprinkled cloth, minimizing dust and keeping the patient comfortable.
Principal-Well and the debt chase echoes through the room
The collector reports failure to track down Smith at the address as many named Smiths deny owing money. One resident even ejects the collector. The principal insists on another visit to the same debtor.
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