A Word Fitly Spoken Like Apples of Gold in Silver
Dr Talmage extols a single well spoken word as destiny changing, urges courage for the young and forgiveness for elders, and connects the concept to Come the Gospel invitation, illustrated by biblical and historical examples of influence and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S
Lopsch
Washington
Talmage
Solomon
Cicero
Cataline
Demosthenes
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Edward Irving
Scarletina
Blackstone
Disraeli
Decatur
Hannibal
Walter Scott
Milton
Beethoven
Stewart
America
Lednidas
Thermopylae
Horatius
Colin
Campbell
Balaklava
Napoleon
Martryrs
Earth
Hell
Heaven
Sing Sing
Atlantic
Liverpool
New York
Nantucket
God
Amos
Joseph
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Czar
Christ
Mary
Patmos
Athirst
Shipping bill rally from Senator Hanna on U S merchant fleet
Senator Hanna advocates congressional aid to create a strong American merchant marine. He argues lakes shipping thrives under protection while ocean trade is foreign dominated, warns of national vulnerability if foreign ships fail, and says cheaper American freight will boost exports and domestic employment demanding summit support.
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Hanna
Congress
United States
Senate
Alabama
Pacific
B. Acres
Feud in the Democracy Splits Cleveland Factions
The article reviews rifts within the Democratic Party sparked by Grover Cleveland and splits among leaders like Hilary A. Herbert Judge Reagan and Morton. It notes opposition from the Bryan wing while some Clevelandites defend him or push for a new party to avoid the current money and tariff conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Navy
Hilary A. Herbert
Mr. Cleveland
Bryan
Reagan
Congress
Shanklin
Indiana
McKinley
Morton
United States
Arnold
Aaron Burr
Republic
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Cleveland Prescription Reflects on Democratic Party
The piece cites Dr. Cleveland’s post mortem prescription urging the rank and file to have a chance, noting 1896 party drift and unsolved questions about self-government for the Philippines. It also references Harvard’s victory in a Yale debate on Philippine retention and self-government, with commentary from the Sir Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Cleveland
Troy Times
Harvard
Yale
Philippine Islands
United States
Sir Louis
Fancy-Work Notes From Old Radford Review
A camp stool becomes a white painted work basket with a cretonne bag top and brass tacks. Decorate corners with ribbon and panel the base. Clover blossom cushions are popular among young people, dried with salt and embroidered with four leaf clovers.
New Use For Chenille In Garments And Home Decor
Chenille widens in fashion from hats to evening slippers with rosettes and embroideries. Redfern bridal robes feature chenille with mother of pearl and glass beads. Its clever pairing with furs, such as ermine, creates attractive frogs and rosette motifs. Long fringe chenille edges coats and neckwear, in colors like black white and pale gray. Chenille also lines fancy work for boxes, baskets and ribbons, and embroideries trend through baby blankets and robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Art in Serving Potatoes
A description of creating mashed potatoes as an ornamental dish. The dish may be shaped and edged with parsley or celery leaves, with optional browning on the outside before serving.
Washington noted as richest American of his day
A humorous exchange discusses Washington as the wealthiest American of his era. Mrs Newroeks remarks on the idea, while Vie Rives in Wet Hallmanon and Mr Newroeks engage in light banter recalling the figure.
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Vie Rives
Hallmanon
Mr. Newroeks
Washington
Mrs. Newroeks
Puck
Judging by Appearances: Undertaker or Grocery Clerk
A brief quip notes a man who looks solemn and is identified as a grocery clerk who undertakes to support a wife on a salary of six dollars weekly, remarking on appearances versus role in life.
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Dyer
Chicago Daily News
Domestic service reform proposed by reader in New York Herald
Retta L. Long of New York Herald argues for humane treatment of domestic workers, calling for higher pay for overtime, daily personal time, and a shift from “servant” to “helper.” She urges government to mandate domestic science schools for girls and to view household work as respectable as nursing, stressing combined brain and brawn in all labor.
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Herald
Retta L
Long
Fm N. Y
Iferald
Christmas Cornucopia and Decorative Weavings Theme
An article describes a cardboard and fabric Christmas cornucopia craft with pink and green embroidery, ribbons, and a wall hanger. It also references a round box, waste basket, broom-case craft, plus decorative textile techniques and color choices.
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Cornucopia
Gertrude Leigh
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Dr. Talmage
Bryan Waedensa
Dancy Work
Jay
Pertie Goodwin
Papa
Chicago Tribune
Margaret
Boston Transcript
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