Early Episcopal Service Spurs Salida Church History
In Salida Colorado a young Rudyard Kipling companion and Miss Balestier helped arrange the town’s first Episcopal service. They found a room behind a saloon, scrubbed the floor themselves after a missing cleaner, and later an Episcopal church was established with Rev. J. Wallace Ohl as clergy. Mrs. Emma Homan Thayer helped organize as details from Harper's Bazar note.
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Kipling
Rudyard Kiplings
Colorado
Walcott Balestler
Salida
Tharer
Denver & Rilo Grande
Emma Homan Thayer
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Miss Thayer
Balestier
Thayer
Spalding
Denver
Miss Balestier
J. Wallace Ohl
Nightcaps Return to Fashion Led by Countess Fabbricotti
London historians report a revival of lace nightcaps worn by both young and old. Countess Fabbricotti, a society figure and new milliner, teaches lace and muslin caps in South Molton Street, praising their hygienic, ornamental charm and practical use to cover hair waves.
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Countess Fabbricotti
South Molton Street
London
Hixpresis
Eye Wrinkles From Sun Strain Treated by Gentle Massage
The Washington Times notes sun glare can cause eye strain and crow's feet from squinting. Early treatment with light daily massage along the eyelids avoids deeper wrinkles and strengthens surrounding nerves and muscles, especially morning and bedtime routines.
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Washington Times
Paris Report on Widow Millinery Trends
Paris fashion notes say bonnets with widow’s mourning are unsuitable for most women. A round turban style hat with a bias crepe costume is worn with a silk mousseline veil. The veil drapes loosely over the hat and features a narrow crepe border.
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Paris
New Evening Gowns Rise With Graceful Lines
Harper's Bazar describes this season's evening gowns as charming and exceedingly graceful with varied materials. Black and white satins trim with lace or gold, soft white taffeta and net with ribbon embroidery create ball gowns for debutantes. Dancing frocks stay short and full, while many evening gowns feature trained skirts and lace and ruchings of net or chiffon as fashionable trim.
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Harper‘s Bazar
Empress Dowager Of China Adores Flowers In Palace
The empress dowager cherished flowers and nature, filling private rooms and state halls with blooms. Courtiers sent daily plant offerings, and strict etiquette governed picking first fruits and flowers within palace grounds each season.
Fashions and a sermon on spiritual worship mix in New York page
The page details gowns and hats in salmon pink, silver gauze, and gray velvet, noting bold contrasts. It also covers a sermon at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church where Rev. Charles R. McNalty discusses worship in spirit and truth, contrasting material wealth with spiritual life.
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New York City
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Charles R. McNalty
Mr. McNally
God
Jesus
Sue
Christ
Paul
Augustin
Calvin
Luther
Wesley
America
Nathan
Jacob
Galilee
Mark
Commentary on Isaiah Daybreak Vision and the Messiah
The lecture discusses Isaiah chapter 9 1 2 5-22 focusing on darkness to light prophecy through Immanuel the Messiah. It notes Galilee Zebulun Judah and the Assyrian invasion as context and emphasizes deliverance from oppression and the coming Prince of Peace ending war.
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Zebulun
Galilee
Judah
Abaz
Immanuel
Isaiah
Israel
Satan
Midian
Gideon
Messiah
Antichrist
Fragmentary Dialogue From A Turbulent Page
The readable lines hint at a chaotic scene with siblings and authorities debating money, insurance, and a flower theatre ticket scheme. The tone suggests a domestic dispute or courtroom undercurrents, with mentions of a sister, a judge, and financial concerns amid confusion.
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Harper’s Bazar
VOGUE
China
R. McNally
Mamory -Varses
Troit. Tribune
Gould
Eno
Gunner
Wwe
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