The Wise Men Visit the Child Jesus Lesson
Sunday school lesson outlines Matthew chapters 1 and 2 with themes on Jesus as King and Messiah. It notes the Magi seeking the King, Herod's fear, the star guided journey, and the need for divine protection as Joseph, Mary, and Jesus flee to Egypt.
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Jesus
Jesus Crist
Immanuel
God
Lerae
Herod
Mag
Jerusalem
M Saylor
Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ the Forth
Mary
Joseph
Employment Advice From The Past
A fragmentary reflection on choosing work suitable to a person’s age and understanding. It cautions against jobs fit only for the young or for those distracted by folly and vanity, and mentions the idea that one should labor with purpose. The text alludes to Domitian and a figure named Jeremy Taslor in a critical, archaic tone.
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Domitian
Jeremy Taslor
Wealth Like a Viper and Sunday’s True Worth
The excerpt contrasts the Sunday’s true worth with a sermon tone. It cites Francis Paget praising the Lord’s day as a path toward eternal entrance, and Reverand Re Clement warning that wealth grips like a viper, dangerous if misused and unmastered.
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St. John
Francis Paget
Plan to Cut Federal Expenses and Taxes Is Expected
James P. Hornaday reports that Congress will face key decisions on cutting federal expenses to lower taxes. Treasury notes urge stopping new certificate issuance, while first-quarter outlook hints at a surplus despite large rail-related payments. Sugar prices drop as authorities predict ample supplies and a shift away from speculative demand. The article also outlines plans for organizing a three-component U S army: Regular Army, National Guard, and Organized Reserves, with roles defined for overseas and domestic defense.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
Congress
Sentin
Treasury
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Agricultural Department
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Cuba
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
Louisiana
Belgium
Austria
National Defense Act
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
War Department
Army
Realar
Nations Guard
Emery Ces
Army of the
Victorian Kitchen lore and delicate ramekins recipes
A long reads of household craft and cooking tips, offering detailed methods for ramekins, sweetbreads, sauces, and desserts. It blends culinary instructions with moral snippets and kitchen hygiene, including care of tools and storage, plus several casserole dishes and traditional cookies. The piece foregrounds practical domestic cookery, with recipes for Curried Sweetbreads, Date Fluff Duff, and Cassoulet style dishes, interspersed with homely maxims and advice on thrift.
Boy’s temper flares in neighbor play fight
A boy named Tommie lost his temper while playing with neighbor Johnnie and insulted him as totally lacking intelligence. His mother overheard the remark, and the incident led to painful, follow up events. The next day the two boys resumed playing together after another outburst.
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Tommie
Johnnie
Emper
Trade Talks Question War Status Between Germany and America
In a wartime setting a speaker notes attempts at commercial exchange persist despite declared hostilities. Farmer Countessel counters that some of the best experiences came from trying to push through a trade, highlighting tension between war and business dealings.
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Germany
Ameria
Countessel
Just the same kind of fellow you were yesterday
A sharply worded exchange recalls a familiar behavior as one character accuses another of being unchanged since the prior day. The confrontation hints at lingering tension and a test of trust between these two figures. The dialogue underscores recurring conflict in their relationship.
Alibi Explained in Colored Man's Remark
A New Haven report quotes a colored man describing an alibi as a common device. He says it means proving presence at the lodge to show he was not at the craps game, conveying a humorous yet critical take on the concept.
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New Haven
Weight of the Hope Diamond Involving Tavernier Theft
Correspondent notes the Hope Diamond story with Jean Betiste Tavernier acquiring it in 1642 from Rama’s temple in Barmeh India. It allegedly weighed 112 carats and was sold to Louis XIV for half a million dollars and a baronetcy.
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Jean Betiste Tavernier
Rama
Temple of
Rema
Barmeh
India
Tavernier
Louis XIV
Winter coats trending with smart fabrics and capelike designs
Shops report brisk winter coat sales as new models emphasize warmth and drapery. Garments feature velvetty fabrics like duvetyn and fur trim, with capelike sleeves and varied collars. Noted styles include capes, long girdles, and fur standing collars, all designed for fit and comfort.
Millinery Styles Highlight Velvet and Feathered Hats
A vintage fashion feature reviews October millinery trends with new models in velvet and duchess fabrics. Hats favor soft crowns, curved brims, and bold feathers. three of four designs are velvet or velvet accented. Descriptions cover bold bends, delicate feather sweeps, lace, and chenille bead trims across multiple hat shapes.
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Milners, Tate
Striped Skirts for Autumn Fashion and Decayed Teeth Warning
Striped wool fabrics rise in favor for fall skirts with bold belts and pockets. Fall tunics feature stripes in reverse direction. A separate note warns decayed teeth pose greater health risks than a bite of soup urging dental visits and oral care.
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Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Bali
Chaldea
Daniel
Re. Clement
Thejakitchen
Rivia
Annette Wynne
Castelnaudary
Boston
Vern, Marwell
Pebie Health Service
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