Temple Rebuilt and Dedicated in Old Testament Review
Reverend Fitzwater outlines the remnant's return and the steps to reestablish worship. Altar rites, festival revival, officer appointments, and foundation praise set the scene, while opposition from Samaritans delayed progress before prophets Haggai and Zechariah urged completion. The temple is finished and dedicated with joy in a sober parallel to Solomon’s temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Lord's House
Lebanon
Joppa
Muaiclana
Solomon's Temple
Cyrus
Darius
God
Haggath
Zachariah
Gettysburg Turning Point Battle Overview
CAPT. ROLAND F. ANDREWS recounts the July 1863 Gettysburg clash that halted the Confederate push into the North, detailing Lee’s bold plans, Pickett’s Charge, key maneuvers around Culp's Hill and Little Round Top, and Meade's strategic resolve amid heavy casualties. The piece emphasizes Gettysburg as the war’s turning point and the Union’s ultimate victory despite high losses.
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Gettysburg
United States of America
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lee
North
A. P. Hill
Buford
Reynolds
Cemetery Hill
Jubal Earry
Ewell
Meade
Longstreet
Napoleon
Waterloo
Culp
G. K. Warren
Warren
Maine
Hill
Universe
Continents
Homemaking Recipes From The Kitchen Cabinet
A compact collection of practical recipes and dietary tips including various breads, chicken dishes, salads, and desserts. It offers instructions for oatmeal, corn spoon bread, bran bread, luncheon bread, and chicken based meals with advice on economical cooking and nutrition. The piece blends health creed lines with step by step bake and cook methods.
Home Cooking and Flavorful Savory Dishes Share Classic Recipes
A nostalgic compilation offers cornmeal corn cake proportions and a rich deviled rabbit cheese filling made with butter paprika mustard pickle Worcestershire and eggs. Also included is a roasted pear with lemon and a robust olive oil dressing over lettuce hearts for a tango galad style dessert or light dinner.
Elegant undergarments noted in late 19th century text
The article describes crepe de chine and fine batistes as durable yet dainty fabrics for undergarments. It highlights cotton options and exquisite trims, with empire styles popular for negligees nightgowns and chemises, noting envelope patterns are less favored than plain designs.
Halloween Fancies and New Costume Notes for 1920s
The article surveys home vaudeville style and Halloween preparations for children, detailing mirror shadow shows, ghost masks, and table centerpieces. It notes the popularity of nightdress gowns, gowns with ribbons and slashes, and a mix of silk and cotton undergarments. It highlights costumes like ghosts and witches, and a DIY fish pond game plus fortune telling fun.
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St Tx
Indifference of Knowledge and Quotes on Service
A collection of aphorisms on ignorance indifference and self-reliance. Includes Shaffer Mathews on knowledge and contempt, Abraham Lincoln on self-reliance, and Faber’s reflection on service. The phrases emphasize personal responsibility and timely action in serving others.
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Shaffer Mathews
Abraham Lincoln
Moon Imagery in Japanese Poetry and Mood
The New East notes that moon appreciation in Japanese poetry blends melancholy with beauty. The soul feels deep pathos when the moon is seen against the night sky, echoing Rakawa’s remark on merging with the moon in solitude, contrasting with Fuji’s dawn light.
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Shirakawa
Mount Fuji
Aerial Shepherd Yak A Milk Guard Bird Tamed by Indians
London Tit-Bits reports a remarkable bird called yak a milk that can be trained to tend slides and guard the home. In Vene mela the bird reportedly replaces the sheep dog and obeys its master, showing a calm gait with occasional funny waltzing. It has been noted defending its charges from wild animals.
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Republic of
Vene' Mela
London
Test of Endurance Among Chinese Postal Messengers
Human endurance is tested among Chinese government postal messengers between Peking and Lhassa. They cover 4,500 miles on horseback in 36 days, or 125 miles daily, carrying letters in a yellow bag. Riders change horses every miles, stay at postal stations, and sleep only four hours daily under strict diet rules.
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Peking
Lhassa
Babylonian Village Reflections on Names and Gardens
A curiously worded critique ponders the idea of naming a south shore Long Island settlement Babylon. The prose notes upside down gardens and the absence of famed Babylonian daughters, hinting at cultural irony as it considers age and social gaze.
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Babylon
Modern Babylon in the shop windows by Ralph Barton
The piece comments on a scene forty miles from New York toward Berlin and the ordinary citizen, observing Baby tea in Rue de la Paix shop windows, with Ralph Barton’s cartooning voice framing the idea.
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Babylon
New York
Berlin
United States
Rue de la Paix
Ralph Barton
Parrots Count and Geographical Range Noted
The article cites 950 species of parrots with distribution across warm regions of America, Asia, Africa and Australia. It notes none inhabit Europe, Asia west of the Indies, or China, Cochin China and the Philippines. The sole U.S. native parrot is the Carolina parrot.
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America
Asia
Africa
Australia
Europe
Indies
China
Cochin
Philippine Island
United States
To Be Admired in Dialogue on Arts and Road Building
A back-and-forth panel contrasts admiration for Shakespeare with practical aims. One speaker praises the poet but questions posterity’s value of footprints, while another urges tangible progress by building good roads rather than chasing poetic fame.
Cruetla Exchange About Yacht Cruise and Waltz Identity
In a brief dialogue Cruetla asks if her father was informed about a long yacht cruise and a real waltz. The father responds with relief saying she had always been too fresh, acknowledging his approval of her past behavior.
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Cruetla
Wayne's Family Joke Draws Quick Laughs
A brief comic quip circulates about Wayne delivering a sharp mother-in-law joke. The crowd reacted with quick laughter as the raconteur notes the line he said he was very fond of her.
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Wayne
Odd Collars and Cuffs Brighten New Dresses
The article notes dresses feature collars and cuffs as novel details. Cuffs arrive with a rush, lifting simple serge or satin frocks from ordinary fashion. Belts appear in two and three strand forms, sometimes worn across for emphasis.
Front and Back Sides Arrangement
The text describes the option of extending the sides or simply spanning across the front and back. It outlines possible structural implications and design considerations for how a space or object can be covered or enclosed, focusing on balance and coverage.
Cure for Oily Skin Suggests Alcohol Rose Water Regimen
A treatment advises diluting alcohol with rose water to remove shine. Apply thoroughly to the brow chin and nose where oil glands are active. For oily fat skin two or three applications daily. for dry fine skin one daily application suffices.
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PR. Fitzwater, DD
Hogllah Bible
The
Moody
Capt
Roland F. Andrews
Pickett
Virginia
Culp’s Hill
Alexander
Balaklava
Kemper
Gibbon
Second Corps
Hancock
Cushing
Webb
Garnett
Birmingham
Jay
Marriott
Symonds
Empire Styles
Hite
Faber
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