Making the social order Christian
A Sunday School lesson notes Luke four teaching in Nazareth and Jesus reading Isaiah to outline his mission including preaching to the poor healing the broken hearted delivering captives and opening eyes. It contrasts this with the future judgment of nations at judgment day and the role of Jews as gospel preachers and caretakers of the needy.
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Jesus
Nazareth
Christ
Satan
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Memorial for Dead Warriors memorial fund rising and site set
Washington column notes a $20,000,000 memorial for the dead of all wars gaining traction. Mrs. Dimock spearheads the effort with state by state fundraising and Congress providing a Mall site at Seventh and B Streets. The plan envisions archives and meeting rooms for patriotic groups and would become a landmark beyond the Capitol.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
United States
Republic
France
Rupert Hughes
Henry F. Dimock
George Washington
Dimock
William C. Whitney
Navy
Grover Cleveland
the Union
Treasury
Congress
Mall
Seventh and
Bontreets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac Rv
American Legion
Capitol
Pioneers Bring Quolts to New World Game Tradition
A reformer notes quolts were introduced by hardy pioneers from rural England to American colonies as a game intended for common people. The piece reflects on its social roots and spread.
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American
Eng
Ditter
End of Dead Sea Foreseen by Eminent Geologist
An eminent geologist predicts the Dead Sea will be in a solid plane of crust and foul salt within the next several hundred feet as he studies that peculiar body of water. This speculation follows a detailed examination of the basin and its mineral content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Mushrooms and Onion Dishes from The Kitchen Cabinet
Fresh mushrooms up to date with recipes for stuffed mushrooms Eugenie Manhattan and more. Includes onion based dishes Scrambled onions onion soup French onion chowder and prune rolls with fruit juice and cream sauce.
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London
Tasty Cold Coffees and Desserts From a Vintage Menu
The page lists drinks and desserts including two thirds full shaved ice coffee drinks with cream and unsweetened whipped cream, mint tea, tea cream, a Banana Float with lemon and orange juice, ginger syrup, lemonade syrup, Bananas en Casserole with jelly glaze, Hollandaise sauce, veal buns and pears with raspberry puree, French fondant candy, and notes on flavors and storage.
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Manhattan
Cafe Parfait
Engenne
Summer capes in two roles the cape fashion era
The piece describes two summer capes and wraps with ostrich feather trims and orange hues. One design uses white taffeta with a belted silhouette and cape-like sleeves, while another Parisian wrap features vivid orange taffeta silk, chiffon capes, and contrasting lining through light blue accents.
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Debonaire
Paris
Fresh Water Lake Baikal Described In Siberia
Lake Baikal in Siberia is a vast inland fresh water sea nearly as long as Lake Superior but narrower. Surrounded by mountains its shores host wood cutters and fishermen with few hunters, though forests abound with fur bearing animals.
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Laxi
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Lake Superior
Testing Glassware And Heat Resistance Of Lamps
The article describes a method to toughen lamp chimneys and glassware by immersing in a salted cold water bath, boiling, then slowly cooling to increase resistance to temperature shocks. It notes a Time's Changes with Jud Tunkins saying attitudes toward harm have shifted from kind to naughty.
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Jud Tunkins
Wutidy
Taffeta fashions bloom under daylight and lamplight
Summer fashion centers on taffeta silks in black and a light blue rose changeable shade. Deep blacks with white bead accents appear in an afternoon dress with ribbon borders and stitched details. A blue rose ensemble features lace borders, a fitted bodice, and a V neck, showcasing bold color and texture contrasts.
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Insuke
Riddle of a Beloved Everyday Device
A playful riddle describes a common object central to communication and dating. It references wearing rings, being praised or blamed by many, and places of use from couples to households. The rhyming clues hint at a phone and its parts like a mouthpiece, receiver, and bell, along with planetary metaphors and telephone helper roles.
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Mercury
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Jess
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G. C. Bergdoll
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Bergsoll
Germany
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona
Lombardy
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Thorne
Albus
Albion
England
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Julius Caesar
Robert Browning
Kipling
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Bome Cooling Drinks
Summer Capes
Goldont
Yared, Magweil
Glew Brix Bey
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