The Secret of Success Sermon on Seek First God
A 1902 sermon argues true success comes from seeking the Kingdom of God and His righteousness first. The preacher contrasts heavenly success with worldly gain, citing angels, Christ’s life, and eternal rewards, and notes God supplies daily needs to those who trust Him. He cites Jesus, Peter, and Moody as examples of divine provision.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
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Galilee
Seek First the Kingdom of God in Daily Life
A sermon urges applying the command to seek God’s righteousness to everyday work. The speaker cites Paul’s guidance on family duties, faithful service to employers, and humble labor as the true path to success. A streetcar conductor finds peace and purpose serving while trusting God daily.
Thumb Rings Through English History And Lore
An article traces thumb ring fashion from ancient Egypt and Rome to medieval bishops and Tudor kings. It notes amulets with animal teeth and gems, magical inscriptions, and the shift from elite to burgess status, ending with a humorous Chicago Daily News exchange about fault pointing.
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England
British Museum
London
Rome
Addison
Trajan
Plotina
Thomas A' Becket
Louis VII
France
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False tails for horses spark fashion and expense
A New York Sun report notes false tails for prized carriage horses are costly but largely indistinguishable from natural tails. Prices range from 27.50 to 50, with two months needed for custom orders made in England or locally sourced, and demand shifts with tail fashion trends.
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New York Sun
England
Wedding gifts and practices in Scotland Germany
A Chicago Record-Herald summary notes varied wedding gift customs. In Scotland penny weddings guests give a shilling or half crown to cover feast costs. Germany features pay weddings where guests contribute by paying for their meals and drinks, with high prices sometimes yielding a substantial start for the couple. 300 guests are common.
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Scotland
Germany
Chicago Record-Herald
Tipping Reform Suggested by West Pocket Confidences
A satirical note argues that tipping should be reformed to reward good service and punish poor service. It laments abusive tipping and proposes a fee structure tied to service quality as a corrective measure.
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A Question of Time in Washington Editorial
A pithy quote notes a man never ages past hoping for more time to improve his fortune. The remark reflects on self improvement and persistence despite aging, attributed to Washington Ta. Democrat.
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Washington
Ta. Democrat
Contention Over Mad Dogs Sparks Animal Welfare Debate
Charles H. Hanxixson, superintendent of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, argues against the notion of dangerous dogs in July and August. He claims he has never seen a mad dog and questions the rabies fear surrounding the dog days.
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American Society For the
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Westerners contrasted by a landlady and guests
A New York Tribune passage recounts a spinster landlady arguing with a neighbor and a politician over Western manners. She criticizes Westerners as forward while recalling experiences in California where hosts and women appeared unusually familiar. A nephew and a rephew contribute skeptical comments.
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New York Tribune
California
Interchangeable Mileage Tickets Sell For Travelers
The New York Central offers interchangeable mileage tickets valid for over 6000 miles east of Buffalo on major lines and branches. They cost two cents per mile, never expire, and are accepted on several connecting railroads, enabling immediate travel without rebates or ownership proof.
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Engagement Ring Dilemma Sparks Custody of Diamond
Margarethe refuses to return the diamond ring given by Harry despite ending the engagement. Maggie presses for the ring as the central symbol of their broken betrothal, while Margarethe cites lasting feelings toward the ring itself.
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Margarethe
Harry
Courtesy Reward Elevates Dining Car Steward to Superintendent
A Mobile and Ohio Railway official promotes H. J. Titus, a Chicago and Alton Dining Car steward, for courteous service. Titus becomes Superintendent Commissary of the Mobile and Ohio Railway, beginning August 15 with headquarters in Jackson, Tennessee. at twenty four he will be youngest dining car superintendent in the United States.
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Alton
Chicago
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Jackson
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F. A. Miller
Genral
Not Guilty and Railroads in Civic Improvement Debate
In a fragmented note from Chicago Daily News and Brooklyn Eagle, critics praise Union Pacific and rail line improvements. They urge straight roads to reduce train sickness and engine wear while expanding mileage and efficiency.
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Union Pacific
Brooklyn Eagle
Loose Features Psscher on Johnnie Laughing
Humorous exchange captured in a Chicago Journal snippet. A child denies laughing as a facial slip is noted, portraying a playful family moment from urban life.
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Honie
Chicago Journal
Just as Good Not to Fall for Imposters in Medicine
A Baltimore World quip warns against substitutes labeled just as good for medicines like Cascarets. It notes Cascarets outsell rivals with over ten million boxes sold last year, stamped C C C, never sold bulk. The gag ends with a joke about chicken dates.
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Not Dependent on a Single Train
The New York Central Lines employ a fleet of trains to connect population centers and commercial gateways, ensuring robust, diversified rail service beyond any single route or schedule.
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New York Central
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