Parable Teachings and Christ as the Hidden Treasure
Analyzes the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl, arguing Christ is not the hidden treasure to be bought but God’s free gift. Cites Israel’s role, purchase by the Son of God, and Christ’s blood as price. Discusses the Merchantman depiction, the church as the pearl, and the dragnet bringing in many.
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Christ
V. Ney
Israel
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Adam
Garden
Karen
God
Dan
House
Senate
Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Fragmentary reflections on spiritual striving and life
A fragmented meditation notes a struggle to grasp a transcendent aim. The speaker criticizes attempts to promote life through unnatural methods and laments incomprehension of the region that blinds them to the lost path they already sense but cannot articulate.
Pay gap for teachers widens since 1913 14
A wartime inquiry of 80 cities shows teachers salaries up 61 percent since 1919 14 while living costs more than doubled. It urges higher pay and tax reform to attract capable teachers and officials, noting low experience and large numbers of emergency hires. The piece discusses budget, cabinet prospects, and potential roles for women in a Harding era.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
American City Bureau
George DP. Strayer
Columbia University
ANG
Wi Ob
RAN
Jwico
What Shall We Have To Eat A Fancy Home Menu
A historic culinary guide lists numerous recipes and tips for a gourmet home cook. It includes Lamb Broth with Rice, Tapioca and Date Sponge, Toast Cheese and Onions, Onions Stuffed with Peanut Butter, Rice and Mushroom Croquettes, and Holiday Pumpkin Pie. The text emphasizes taste, technique, and practical kitchen creativity.
Cured Through Dream Reveals Unexpected Healing
Reports describe several cures attributed to dreams. Jane Cotteral, a poor cancer patient deemed incurable, dreamed of a man who gave her a remedy that produced an almost instantaneous improvement on waking.
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Jane Cotteral
Woman Recovers After Dream House Visit Cure
A woman described visiting a house she had seen in sleep and locating a man who prescribed a treatment that eliminated her illness. The account emphasizes a final cure following the recommended remedy.
Judge Rules Baby Cries Not Grounds to Evict Tenant
A Buffalo city court judge ruled that a baby's cries cannot legally justify ousting a tenant from an apartment. The complainant argued the infant's cries irritated her nerves, but the court rejected this as a valid eviction reason.
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City Court of
Buffalo
Invitation Cabinet to the Dance and Autumn Cookery Notes
A vivid illustrated piece celebrates an invitation to a dance while detailing everyday potato dishes and desserts. It catalogs roasted potatoes and multiple fruit and meat dishes, with fashion notes on evening gowns and accessories, referencing silk taffeta gowns and decorative trims for a social event.
Fried Chicken Dress and Cooked to a Golden Brown
Fry chicken pieces in a mix of lard and butter, browning each side then finish by steaming on the back of the stove for two hours. Add butter on each piece, make a gravy from pan fat using milk instead of water.
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Fui
Houston
Allen
Springtime Georgette Blouses With Tailored Details
An article describes new season blouses in georgette and velvet with tailored lines and embroidery. Designs feature round necks, peplums, and side splits, with three quarter sleeves enhanced by ruffles and satin piping. Furnishings emphasize French inspiration and varied colorways for fresh spring looks.
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Georgette
Sik
Henste
Most Accidents Preventable and Protective Fashion Notes
Industrial accidents killed 3 400 persons and seriously injured in 1918 across Pennsylvania prompting a U S Public Health Service report. Most accidents are preventable often due to cattle practices and safety measures. Buckle straps on underwear are promoted for proper fit. Handkerchief linen and triple tissue silk remain popular lingerie fabrics in mustard mauve pale blue and red. Piping embroidery and lace trim outfits. Wide brims at sides on formal hats noted.
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Penneyivnnia
Teperte
United States Public Health Service
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D., Ed
Matt
Kom
Mark Bae
Jesus
Whitney
Finds Committee OF Inquiry
Maters
Martin
Harding
Coolidge
Wen
Treasury
Joe
Hunter
Claver Meadow
Roxy
Portes
Jatown
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