Little Miss Snow and the Yellow Samaritan
In a New York Sun piece by Seymour Keller the page recalls the benevolent legend of Little Miss Snow a spinster who tends the poor and sick, opening doors to bring comfort. The story shifts to a Chicago Tribune tale of a stray fox terrier run over by a trolley and a yellow stray dog that consoles it before a fatal shot ends the terrier’s suffering, prompting reflections on humanity and animals.
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Jean Little Spimster
Miss Snow Llowve Seymour Keller
New York Sun
North Avenue
Woming
Wyatt
Les
Vetorman
Tiny
Bill
The Kindly Smile and The Vocation of the Wife
A discussion on the refined quiet smile and the wife’s broad role, emphasizing education, domestic harmony, and deference to a husband as key to happiness. The piece contrasts evolving drawing room tastes with a shift toward refined simplicity and appreciation of fine woods and fabrics in the modern home.
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New York Journal
England
Boston Post
Face care and blemish remedies from historical note
An article explains limited use of benzoin to prevent skin damage and offers a mouthwash recipe with borax and myrrh. It outlines a night facial treatment with egg white and rose water, advises dietary hints for liver and kidney related blotches, and provides a night ointment of benzoinated lard white precipitate and subnitrate of bismuth.
Fashion notes on silks and gowns of the season
The article surveys silk fabrics and wedding gown details with colors like water blues and greens. It highlights Sappho satin like silks, ermine tails, passementerie cords, chif fon, panne velvets with printed patterns, and white Nile tones. It notes buttons replacing hooks for reception gowns and mentions armoire weave gros grain and bengalines with cords as current favorites.
Christ Within Us Becomes Source of Divine Companionship
The Rev. C D Case argues in a Montclair New Jersey sermon that Christ dwelling within believers provides true companionship and empowering energy for holy living. He contrasts static ideals with dynamic inner life and urges living under Christ's presence in all aspects of life.
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Rev
C.D. Case
Ph. D
God
First Baptist Church
Montclair
N. J
Christ
Dr. Case
Jesus
Philip
Galilee
Kant
Gough
McAuley
Hadley
A. J. Gordon
New England
Terusalem
Jerusalem
John
Browning
Paul
Bethlehem
Hizareth
Nazareth
A. S. Gamberé
The
Examiner
Each Day's Living and Its Hidden Tolls
The passage reflects on daily life as either poison or boon, stressing that every day carries its own silent consequences. It notes that diligent days improve both external means and inner character, often enriching our circumstances and personal growth.
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Eure
Miss Snow
Stey
Yellow Samaritan
Chicago Tribune
Queer
John 1
Rockefeller
Popocatepetl
Anetm
Gulf of St. Lawrence
London
Russia
Verditchev
Cleveland
Harper's Bazar
Boudoi Kyan
Christendom
Henry Richards
Congo
W. T. Stead
Charles M. Sheldon
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