Fashion house offers latest dress goods at less than wholesale prices
After renewing stock from New York and Baltimore markets, the firm reports bargain summer fabrics offered at prices below wholesale. The message invites inspection, claims high quality not job lots, and promises customer satisfaction.
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Moonlit memories of love and a grave in the churchyard
A quiet poem describes a moonlit night with a betrothed companion in a churchyard. The speaker notes a grave of a child nearby, ivy over its stone, and the fear and tears that accompany unseen grief. The scene blends love, loss, and timeless somber beauty.
Mrs. Jefferson on a Tea Garden Shipboard Return
In a sea voyage tale, Mrs. Jefferson, aging thirty five, recalls fourteen years in India and her longing for her children. The captain reveals her late husband Jefferson’s troubles and a life split between duty and hardship. She confides her fear of losing touch with her children and the emotional cost of separation, ending with the dog that knows her.
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Churchgoing Abolished and Templeless City Vision
A preacher argues that in the heavenly New Jerusalem there is no temple or formal worship. He contrasts Jewish temple worship with Christianity’s liberty and the church as a spirit led body. The piece cites John and Augustine, urges living religion daily, and envisions a templeless, universal faith.
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Church of Christ On Earth
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