Want More Davids Energetic Leaders for Gods Work
A sermon urged believers to be Davids ten thousand strong in faith and service, stressing that those with gifts must work ten times harder for God and humanity. It cites David at home and in battle, warns against reckless risk, and praises practical, devout leadership plus the Fulton Street prayer movement pioneer Jeremiah Lanphier.
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Asia
Africa
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Columbanus
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Throne of Israel
Israel
Absalom
San Juan Hill
Tropics
Goliath
Daviu
Tam
Jesse
Legislative Hall
Daily Papers
Jeremiah C. Lanphier
New York
Fulton Street
Christendom
Reformed Church
Lanphier
Carving as an Art Teaches Skill and Social Ease
The Chicago Times Herald emphasizes carving as a practical art and social skill. It argues constant practice and clear knowledge trump diagrams, and that the head of the house passes the carving duty to capable youth as youth gain deftness. It urges training all young people to carve by age 15, noting French practice of letting boys carve when strong enough.
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France
Chicago Times- Herald
Bryan opposes army expansion declares penny whistle to brass band
Chicago Inter Ocean criticizes W. J. Bryan for opposing a larger regular army. It traces U S military growth from 1790 to 1861 and argues experience disproved fears of standing forces. Bryan is faulted for clinging to antiquated views and harming his party.
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W. J. Bryan
Washington
Spain
Congress
Europe
France
Mr. Bryan
Tlardly
England
Volunteer Army
Bryan
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Gold Resumption Sparks Broad U.S. Prosperity and Shift in World Center
The gold resumption act, in effect since 1879, has raised gold reserves and boosted rail, textile, and metal output. U.S. exports surpassed Sing lad, New York trades exceed London, and national prestige rises as the economy grows. Commentary contrasts with Bryan's political stance and urges new issues.
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United States
Nct
National Treasury
Singlard
New York
London
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
No Tariff Changes Thought Likely by War Revenue Law
A Philadelphia Press letter reports that Chairman Dingley stated the war revenue law would not be changed this winter due to government needs. It notes industrial protests against tariff alterations and cites mixed views from Hanna Hewitt and Roswell Mower on tariff policy and reform within the Democratic stance.
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Dingley
United States
Lis
Hanna
Internal Revenue
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Abram S. Hewitt
Hewitt
Roswell P. Mower
Chicago
Wiewer
Reform Club
N. Y
Philadelphia Press
Comment and Opinion on Bryan and political issues
A compilation of editorials and opinions from various papers critiquing Col. Bryan on free silver, expansion, and military stance. It notes other Dems' displeasure with his platform and comments on gold reserves and party unity. It also includes mockery of Bryan’s decisiveness and alleged incessant talking.
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Col. Bryan
Milwaukee Sentinel
McKinsey
Chicago Chronicle
Bryan
Chicago Times-Herald
America
N. Y
Indianapolis Journal
Col
Tlow
Col Bryan
Chice
Tribune
Flannelette Robe with Yoke and Brilliante Style
A morning robe described in light weight flannelette striped with old rose and green on pale yellow. Nine yards of material plus half yard of rose or cream brilliantine create a yoke and band. The gown features a loose front, close waist, long flowing sleeves, and a cord with a round ball at the waist.
New Finger Bandage Promises Better Healing
A new finger bandage offers improved healing over standard cloth wraps. The device provides greater comfort and effectiveness for bruised or mangled fingers, addressing shortcomings of ordinary bandages.
The Normance bandage described for finger protection
A brief description by J Christian Bay explains the Normance bandage. Measure cloth, cut square, form seven tails, and tie in two knots with careful tension to avoid restricting circulation. The method uses a palm down hand and specific tail lays for secure support.
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J. Christian Bay
Consumption guidance for cereals from historical note
A historical excerpt argues against daily oatmeal use recommending alternating with corn wheat and rye. It claims continuous oatmeal consumption among Scots linked to more dyspepsia, advising variety and infrequent repetition of breakfast cereals.
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Robert Mitchell Floyd
How to whiten a piano keyboard with sun and soap
If piano keys are yellow and dusty wash them in cold water with white castile soap. Place the piano so sun shines on the keyboard and keep dampening as the water dries for two or three days to improve appearance.
Keaney Buttons for Frocks
Rhinestone buttons large and small appear on many pretty frocks. Cut steel ornaments and a large plain crystal button are noted. Small crystal buttons with a touch of metal in the center imitate silver or gilt thread. Jacket fronts of blouses are fastened by pairs of pluto crystal buttons with gilt centers and linked by gilt chains.
An Old Fashion Revived Mirror Trend In Homes
The article notes a long window-set mirror reappearing in drawing rooms with white and gold colonial frames. It suggests transforming inherited oval mirrors into vermantel pieces hung above mantels, optionally paired with wreaths, candelabra, or floral enamel frames between brass scrolls.
Two Nevada Women Miss Clapp and Miss Balcock Profile
Two prominent Nevada women, Miss Clapp and Miss Balcock, are described as highly informed and active in state reforms. Miss Clapp, a nine year veteran at the state university, is cited for her practical intervention when she redirected a drunken man from a sidewalk to a nearby drinking establishment, noting the man’s fallen sign and urging action.
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Nevada
State of
Miss Clapp
Miss Balcock
How to Clean Paintings and Restore Luster
The guide describes taking a painting down and dusting it, washing the canvas with water and shaving soap, brushing off moisture, and rubbing with nitro-benzine soaked linen to remove dirt. It suggests olive oil and varnish to restore dull surfaces and brightening gilt frames with onion water.
Excessive Salt Use Warned by Medical Journal
A medical journal warns against heavy salt use describing it as a perversion of taste that overruns delicate flavors and burdens the kidneys. It states the salt habit is easily formed and leads to palate dependence on highly salted foods.
Largest Kitchen in Paris at Bon Marche Store
The Bon Marche in Paris houses the world’s largest kitchen with 4,000 employees. A kettle holds 500 quarts, and 50 roasting pans each handle 500 cutlets. Sixty cooks and 100 assistants are always at the ranges for cooking.
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Bon Marche
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