Hand as the chief executive of the soul in gratitude and defense
Dr. Talmage extols the human hand as a divinely designed instrument and symbol of wisdom. He praises its defense, assistive power, and benediction role, urging gentleness in handshake and urging acts of mercy, charity, and blessing toward others. The discourse touches on biblical examples, historical figures, and moral duty to help others.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Lalmage
Braggidocio
Paul
Charles Gell
Waterloo
Earth
Solomon
Chapultepec
South Mountain
San Juan Hill
Sedan
Frontier
Bar
Mercs
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Quentin Matsys
Rembrandt
Albert Durer
Titian
Christ
Ary Scheffer
Milton
William H. Prescott
Peru
Beethoven
Isaiah
Ezekiel
David
Micah
Pilate
Herod
Anna Ross
Cooper Shop Hospital
Philadelphia
van Meter
Heaven
Bethlehem Shepherds
Elijah
Elijahs
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Jesus Christ
Opposition to expansion shapes McKinley era politics
The piece notes Democratic splits over expansion with Bryan favoring expansion against unwilling peoples while others split on policy. It mentions Boutwell and several Democrats paired with Grover Cleveland era figures, and hints at provisional colonial depen dencies if Congress acts this session.
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McKinley
Bryan
Jéx-Gov
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Washington
Ile
John T. Morgan
Clark Howell
James Hoge
Carter Harrigan
William J. Stone
Richard Croker
David B. Will
A. P. Gorman
Democratic Party
Congress
Bryan's New Keynote At Jackson Day Banquet
Washington correspondents say Democratic leaders are at sea over party issues awaiting W J Bryan's guidance. The Jackson Day banquet will feature Bryan as guest of honor with unlimited subject choice and presidential year interest.
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Washington
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan League
Nebraska
William Jennings
Press opinions on Bryan and campaign notes
A compilation of editorials and remarks about William Jennings Bryan and party politics. The items cite reactions from the Baltimore American Washington Star St Louis Globe Democrat Cleveland Leader Judge Iowa State Register N Y Mail and Express Layws State Register. Opinions range from praise of publicity to critiques of democratic strategy and currency policy.
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Bryan
Baltimore American
Tfcol
Washington Star
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Ife
Cleveland
House
Iowa State Register
Henry Watterson
N. Y
Food Supply Wagons Bring Bellamy dream to New Haven
A New Haven business plan launches a cooperative kitchen system delivering hot meals to homes. Backed by over 20 local businessmen, the scheme uses heat retaining buckets and porcelain cans to keep dishes hot for hours, with delivery wagons routing daily orders and late night service.
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New Haven
Edward Bellamy
Bellamy
New Inven
TL. Street
New York Herald
Mr. Street
The Finishing Touch on a Chicago Train Mock
A Chicago Tribune reader vignette recalls a man on an Alley train who adopts new vanity with a pearl toothpick and a feathery mustache. A gray suited woman responds by offering a chamois to apply the finishing touch, prompting amused spectators.
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O. K
Wmoker
Chicapo Tribune
Rare sixteenth century hair lace from Ifnir in French cabinets
The text describes point tresse lace made of human hair, extremely rare and confined to early sixteenth century Europe. Margaret Lennox is said to have sent a small square of this lace from the tower to Mary Queen of Scots, illustrating belief in the queen’s innocence. The lace was crafted by the countess herself from gray hair mixed with flax.
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Margaret
Countess of Lennox
Daumaley
Tower
Lord Charles Lennox
Bess of
Recipe for Baking Gonona Dish
Layer raw onion slices half an inch thick in a baking dish. Bake until pale yellow. Season with salt and pepper. Top with a quarter inch of grated crumbs and cheese in equal parts. Return to oven just long enough to melt the cheese.
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Gonona
The Stooping Habit and Upright Posture Remedies
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt notes the common stooping habit and offers a remedy. It advocates rising slowly onto the toes from a perfect upright stance with heels together and toes at 45 degrees, then lowering without swaying. Chest inflation accompanies the exercise to improve chest size and lung power.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Origin of Khaki Cloth in South Africa War Increases Production
The khaki cloth industry has surged during the South Africa conflict, with over 15,000 people now employed in producing the material for British soldiers. Derived from the Hindi word khadi meaning dust colored, the cotton fabric is durable though not attractive, and suited for hot climates.
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South Africa
India
Character in Woman’s Walk Reveals Her Temperament
An observing man claims he can judge a woman’s character by her walk and shoes. He links listless steps to laziness or ill health, heavy flat feet to a good housekeeper or aggression, and dragging steps to mental and physical indolence. He notes that liking mannish shoes signals lack of femininity while the ideal woman wears sturdy street shoes and dainty house slippers at home.
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