Solomon Builds the Temple and Devotion at Dedication
A historical lesson outlines Solomon's temple building with materials, location on Mount Moriah, and the dedication rites. It details the ark's entrance, Solomon's address, and his dedicatory prayer asking God's continued blessing, forgiveness, and protection for Israel. The text emphasizes prayer as vital to public worship and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Solomon
Wuralip
Hir
Hiran
Mount Morah
Solonon
David
God
Jeruslem
Rovet
King
International chamber to coordinate world trade work in Paris
In temporary Paris headquarters the International chamber of commerce builds its machine to ease cross border trade. Directors from the United States and other nations map data collection, regulation ideas, and reports to boost production and reduce friction among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hornaday
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Rue Jean Donjon
Paris
League of Nations
Edward Colleans
University of Dijon
International Chamber
David A. Skinner
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Business League of Nations
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Interna-ional Chamber
International — Chamber
John H. Fahey
Boston
Chamber of Commerce of the
Wills H. Booth
New York
Edward A. Filene
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
William Hotterworth
Moline
Mil
Owen D. Young
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Lake States
New England
Iast
Dishes and desserts from a vintage family cookbook
An old recipe collection presents methods and dishes for a full family meal. It includes kitchens tips on vegetables and stewing, ideas for beef and veal preparations, roasts and sauces, and desserts like banana jelly and honey taffy. It cites varied ingredients and step by step techniques with practical cooking notes.
Man Survives 28 Days In Mine Shaft With No Food
A French corporal named Desrats reportedly survived 28 days trapped in an old mine shaft near Brest without food or drink. He later called for help and recounted his ordeal with proper care afterward.
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Desrats
Brest
Ingenious insects steal rubber from trees
The article notes that a large deck ant cuts and carries away rubber from tapped Para rubber trees after gum hardens. It also mentions bees using India rubber and some South American species eating bark from resinous trees to fuel their nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
India
South America
French Guiana Penal Settlement and Dreyfus Link
The piece notes French Guiana as France’s penal colony facing rising surface health risks from coast to southern mountains. Fevers especially yellow fever devastate convicts with white prisoners sent away. It mentions Île du Diable near the coast famed for Dreyfus imprisonment.
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French Guiana
France
Thought on thinking and individualism in society
A reflective piece argues that teaching people to think independently is scarcely begun and that most follow a school of thought or an intellectual herd. The dialogue touches on surf bathing as a cultural remark, echoing casual banter and social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
New Accessories in Fall Fashion Trends
A period piece outlines fall accessories from hats to ribbons and brocades. It highlights new choker collars of narrow ribbon, upstanding ribbon sets, and handbag designs with mirrors and compact powders. The piece emphasizes ready to present items and fashionable finishes for the season.
Fashion notes describe new women’s outfits and trims
The article reviews contemporary women’s fashion featuring embroidery, needlework, and decorative front fastenings. It highlights skirt lengths, belts, pockets, and cuffs, noting tasteful styles, fur accents, and brocaded ribbons, with several models presented in serge and velvet varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weotyn
Wile Cotter
Clothes Worn by Brides in Evening Attire
The article notes a shift from glittering colors to white satin gowns with pale silver or dull gold thread and beadwork. It highlights tule layers and shadowy tower patterns, with last year’s splinters fading to pattered tulle and ostrich collars. Net and lace enwraps parasol ensembles, and organdie trims top many frocks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
PB Fitiwate
Smoaty Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Business League
Minnesota
Canada
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Maine
Pulp and Paper
Northeast
Newfoundland
Erica Atsent
Neithe
Vestergotland
Sweden
Camelon Ata Royale
Wright
Ana Sherbet
Elizabeth Prentian
Pha. Urturnby
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