Improved Uniforsional Sunday School Lesson
The article presents a religious lesson by Rev. P.B. Fitz on baptism and Christ’s authority, citing Acts and Matthew passages. It discusses Jesus’ universal authority, the apostles’ mandate to preach and baptize, and the eunuch’s baptism as a model, stressing faith leading to baptism and joyful obedience.
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PB Fitz
Bible Institute of Chicago
Atutt
John
Peter
Christ
Jesus
Apostles’ Commission
God
Philip
Jesus Christ
More Than Life and the Need of Divine Communion
Oliver Wendell Holmes argues that religious consciousness is life itself not a luxury. He says belief shapes our pulse and our longing for the infinite and eternal will. Even centuries hence the dependence on divine influence remains essential than scientific tools.
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Rick
Oliver Wendell Homes
The Truest Help by Philips Brooks On Faith and Burden
A fragmentary reflection quoting Philips Brooks on how true aid strengthens a person rather than removing their burden. It depicts a child on a dangerous path crying for help and emphasizes faith as the moment when Jesus extends the hand to rescue. The passage centers on spiritual support through belief.
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Jesus Saven
Jesus
Famous Peace Treaties By Harving King
A readable historical sketch of the 1864 treaty at Vienna and the 1860s Danish conflict. It covers Prussia Austria and Denmark, Bismarck Moltke and William I, and the shift of German power as Prussia gains control over the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein. Key figures include Frederick William I I and Count Karolyi, with mentions of Italy and Venice.
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Vienna
Denmark
Austria
Prussia
Schlesia
Germany
Frederick William
Derame Insine
Willian
Bismarek
Nim
William
Bismarck
France
Hus
Italy
Hesse
Karolyi
Hungary
Confederation
Megar
von Moltke
Wiz and Holst
Russia
Poland
Uttinatun
Denemark
Schleswice
Dupple
Refige
Alsen
Lonedon
Austin
Venetia
Treaty of Frankfort 1871 Ends War and Shifts Power
This article recounts the 1871 Frankfort treaty ratifying the Versailles preliminaries, detailing Bismarck's terms, Thiers' resistance over Belfort, Metz, and the oath of German occupation funds. It notes the capture of Paris, the role of Arch of Triumph, and the Alsace Lorraine protests, with a brief segue to ancient and modern sloths.
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Frankfort
Versailles
Prussia
Paris
Gravelotte
Sedan
Bismarck
France
Thiers
Bordeaux
Louis
Belfort
Vosges
Jura
Germany
Burgundy
Lyonnais
Metz
William
Triumchal
Napoleon
Ch Elysees
Fennes
National Assembly
Alsace- Lorraine
Pie for Breakfast Sparks Medical Debate Across Nations
Doctors note pie may serve as breakfast while many non doctors have long eaten it that way. The piece suggests pie is digestible if consumed in morning and allows the day to begin with digestion. A separate item describes Balzac’s famed cane, described as grand and jewel encrusted with a lock of a lady admirer’s hair, symbolizing his vanity.
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Philadelphia Press
Balzac
Foulhake
Kilmer
The Kitchen Cabinet 132 Percent Recipe Ideas
Juicy feature on kitchen tips and nutritious cooking. Digestive guidance stresses gentle broths, milk drinks, and cereals for recovery while offering flavorful desserts and puddings. Practical kitchen advice emphasizes balanced meals, food variety, and moderation for sustained energy.
Household stain removal hints from a bygone guide
A fragmented set of stain removing tips for fruit, grass, coffee, and other marks. Instructions include boiling water treatment for fruit stains, borax and white water methods, kerosene use, sun drying, and caution on colored fabrics. Also mentions removing chocolate stains, coffee, and grease with various home remedies and cleaning steps.
Tips to the Housewife for Thrifty Daily Meals
Daily guidance for housewives on avoiding waste and varying flavors. It suggests starting meals with digestion stimulating foods like soup and meat, using leftovers creatively in salads, and enhancing dishes with seasonings. Concrete tips include repurposing string beans, celery substitutes, and adding onion cucumber blends.
This Summer's Colors Revealed In Fashion Hues
This summer's palette favors navy as the expected relening shade while sand gray and historian tones fall out of favor. Rose gains popularity among sharply dressed women with additional options like canary, buttercup, apple green and orchid for plentiful choice.
Summer Suits for Cool Style in Heat
Summer suits emphasize cool fabrics like silk, satin, and lightweight blends. The left outfit features light jersey and silk blends with straight coats and a sweater vest, while the right shows a tailored white linen with hairline stripes and crisp organdy collar. Accessories include sheer vests, pale hats, and white footwear to complete a refreshing summer look.
Hats Trimmed With Ribbon Two-Tier Armature and Airplane Bows
The piece describes Brent Marked po mil ivery trimmings featuring ribbon loops on two-tier armature tents. Ribbons attach at crown base, brim, or crown top, with airplane bow accents on some stalls. Unusual blue and orchid color pairing dominates, especially for evening gowns, while quilting appears in ite fabrics.
Plaids and Platte Fashion Debate Persists in Plaid Styles
Designers split over platted effects in dresses and skirts for the season. Some hail the continued popularity of large plaid patterns, arguing platted elements remain a notable fashion feature despite shifts in other garments.
Plaids on Display Highlight Sale Prospects
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a sale event where plaids will be showcased to maximize appeal. The text hints at promotional display strategies and buyer interest but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
The Husband in Charge
The husband insistently claims his wife is considering how long he has been away. He says preparations were made to receive him, noting the library and parlor were cleaned and aired. A servant interrupts to announce a man with a barrow for empty bottles.
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Philips Brooks
Schleswig and Holstein
Prussi
America
Heilen
Nome
Tute
Epruce
Hemlocks
Brent
Eccasir
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