Penitential Psalm Study by Rev Fitzwater
The lesson centers on David's Psalm 51 as a model for confession forgiveness and renewal. It traces David's cry for pardon, cleansing, purity, and restoration, highlighting mercy, God’s justice, and the role of atonement through Christ in the penitent heart. The study outlines confession, cleansing, purification, and vows of praise and testimony.
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The Way of True Religion and Social Uplift
Edith Jong argues in the Oklahoman that true religion seeks to abolish poverty, build decent housing, provide fair wages and care for the sick, offer wholesome amusements, educate children, and raise living standards until vice and disease vanish, envisioning a just society guided by practical ethics.
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Coal Shortage Views Conflict and Co-Operation
Washington reports mixed views on the severity of the bituminous coal shortage. The National Association of Bituminous Operators claims a real shortage exists and urges coordinated action from railroads, operators, and miners to avert a winter famine, with plans to boost open-top car supply and prioritize shipments to Lake ports and New England. The piece also covers federal vocational rehabilitation, industrial safety, and par clearance issues affecting banking and payments.
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Aromatic Fish Dishes and Salads From a Vintage Kitchen
A noisy collage of culinary tips and instructions features fish dishes like baked salmon and layered buttered fish, plus pies and croquettes. It blends soup ideas with egg plates, veal croquettes, and Raspberry Charlotte, then shifts to salads and desserts. The prose, full of odd spellings and garbled phrases, preserves a period kitchen voice with varied recipes and culinary guidance.
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Ina Ciese
Aspic
From Wood to Silk Penwith Forests Supplying Silk Goods
The article notes forests felled to supply world demand for penella and silk based textiles. It discusses timber used for stockings and artificial silk, and leather from cow and horse hides with estimates of weight. It also explains testing an electric circuit using a magnet near incandescent lamp elements to distinguish continuous and alternating current.
One Argument Against the H C of Don't charge so much for the roint
A fragmentary quotation critiques pricing and value in a dated argument. The readable portion suggests a sarcastic note that cheaper options may be more advantageous, attributed to Klods Hone Capen, with garbled wording indicating OCR damage.
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H.C
Aluminum protection by electrolytic immersion method
L von Grotthuss reports in the Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry an electrolytic treatment to protect aluminum and alloys from corrosion. The metal coated sample bent or rolled easily and, after two months in a salt solution, showed no corrosion signs.
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering
L. von Grotthuss
Celluloid From Cotton Into Sheets And Hardening Process
The article describes celluloid made from cotton cellulose treated with nitric acid to form a pulp, washed to remove acid, then combined with camphor gum and rolled into sheets. After drying, it is softened by steam and hardened by drying to enable molding into products.
Orchid hunting tops perilous prize as explorers seek rare blooms
A fragmented passage notes orchid hunting as a profitable adventure where explorers risk danger in remote regions. A single plant can fetch thousands of dollars, underscoring the high market value and bold efforts of many courageous collectors. The text also briefly references an origin tale for a place name near New Zealand called Antipodes.
Fall frocks enter fashion with trim silhouettes
Fall frocks debut with mothers of wool fabrics in dark serge and twill. New styles feature longer waistlines and a wide satin girdle with fringe, embroidered skirts, and tailored jackets. Several dress options include velvet and duvetyn vests to mix for various occasions, offering both bright and subdued color choices.
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Duwety
Mike Thar
Swan Song of Summer Hats in Elegant Millinery Styles
Fashion notes describe summer hats as exquisite wearable art with crowning braids, velvet rosettes, and wreaths of small flowers. Designs feature round crowns, sheer fabrics, black bows, and color contrasts, plus elegant additions like Eton jackets and ribbon sashes to transform white dresses with varied looks.
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UMMER
Xuntyer
Eton
Adres
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Ohhen
Hat of the Hour Fashion Note
Hat of the hour features a broad brim straw or taffeta style edged with white flowers. Describes Niles Valley Mine Week style and white draped details conveying daintiness and charm.
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