Sailors Miss Mallow Creates Stir Aboard Barque Tower of London
A Melbourne leg voyage tale follows Enery Mallow posing as a boy on the Tower of London from Albert docks to Melbourne. Mary Mallow’s disguise triggers committee meetings, frock making, and romantic entanglements with officers. The crew finds her later aboard, then learns she has vanished and died in a reveal that leaves captains laughing at the crew.
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Tower of London
Albert Docks
Melbourne
Enery Mallow
Enery
Bill Dowsett
Bill
Langwidge
Ses Enery
Mary Mallow
Mr. Scott
Scott
Mallow
Mr. Fisher
Miss Mallow
Mr. Jackson
Agin
Fisher
Rascal
Scripture Authority Jeremiah 29 and 82 36 44
A brief note citing scripture authority focusing on Jeremiah 29 verses 10 to 14 and Jeremiah 82 36 44. The text references guidance and prophetic promises, aligning with religious study themes and exegesis.
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Jeremiah
Jeremiah and the Babylonian Captivity Vision
The prophet Jeremiah seeks guidance as false prophets push soon return to Jerusalem. God reveals a message for Babylonian captives to build homes, marry, plant, and seek peace until seventy years pass, ensuring return and warning against deceivers. Nebuchadnezzar learns of treachery and executes two proclaimed false prophets.
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Israel
Jeremiah
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Jerusalem
Judah
Wall
God
Miasah
Gemariah
Ahab
Kolafah
Zedekian
Maasoaiah
Sermonette on God's timing for return from Babylon captivity
The piece argues that God fixed the return time for the Jews from Babylon and that divine schedule continues to unfold despite human disobedience. It stresses watchfulness for Christ's return while highlighting peace through God’s plan and the olive branch of peace through His Son.
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Lews
Babylon
Jeremiah
Christ
Thorugh
Bear with a history slated for Washington Park Menagerie
Teddy the Alaska bear owned by Robert C. Curry attracted attention for costly appetites in Circle City. After stealing food at restaurants and a merchant’s store, the teen bear’s escapades totaled about $282 in losses before Curry sent him to Indianapolis for Keeper Bean’s zoo.
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Washington Park
Circle City
Alaska
Robert C. Curry
Keeper Bean
Terry
Curry
William
Milwaukee
William Curry
Zoo
Teddy
Indiana
Silent North
Mr. Curry
Pierre Lognette
Arctic Inn
Seattle
Nonchristians In Majority Worldwide Christian Population
Survey notes Asia and Africa have about 642 million non Christians and 8 million Christians, indicating a global Christian minority in those regions. The data contrasts large non Christian populations with smaller Christian communities across continents.
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Asia
Africa
Gold Chiefly Colin
The article notes that about 70 percent of all gold owned worldwide exists as coins. It discusses coinage as the dominant form of gold storage and value among collectors and investors.
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Colin
Reaction Is SURE Good Designers Realize That Revision Will Be Demanded
Readers are warned against rushing into fall millinery. Designers expect extreme styles to be revised within a month as American women seek sane looks. The piece discusses the merry widow sailor’s replacement by the English walking hat and other bold shapes, urging careful selection and noting likely fashion shifts.
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Stampa
Merry Widow
Furs To Dominate This Season In Brown Glorified Hides
The gray squirrel will be showcased as a deep brown disguise called petit gris. Laxton the furrier unveils the transformation and Miadyo's finish yields exquisitely soft skins. Musquash and Canadian rat furs imitate seal after hair removal and ermine trims brighten dark pelts. Large sable muff trends and affordable options like the caracal appeal to fashionable women.
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Laxton
New Shades for Evening Robes in Canard Bluegreen
The New York Press notes novel canard blues among elaborate evening robes and wraps. A Rue de la Paix wrap for an American society matron features peacock feathers, bronze threads, and raised quill ends, with a surplice front closing to a V neck and duck feather trim along the neck to hem.
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Rue de la Paix
America
New York Press
Digestible nourishing foods for children
The most easily digested foods containing the greatest nourishment and free from acids and starches are best suited to the child’s needs.
Fashionable white serge street coat with pale green trim
description explains a street costume featuring a semifitting back coat in white serge with pale green alk braid trimming and matching fastenings, a soft gray cloth skirt with mauve checks, a gray crinoline hat with mauve silk and an aigrette. Materials listed include four yards serge, 4% yards, about one dozen yards braid, four buttons.
New Satin Weave Sets Fashion for Empire Gowns
A wide new satin weave shown for dressmakers to craft modified empire skirts not gored. Designers favor this model for fall styles with shades like rum golden brown and soft grays. Rich embroidery, bullion, and fringe appear on gowns, with tulle sleeves and rhinestone details for evening wear.
Irish crochet buttons and edging add charm to shirts
The article guides girls to crochet four large or five small Irish crochet buttons for the front of shirt waists. It recommends narrow Irish crochet edging along the box-plait and cuffs and around the Dutch collar, pairing with a jabot or tie for a smart, seasonable look.
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Batiste
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