A Treatise on Clothes and the Garment Industry
A historical look at clothing making contrasts sweat shop practices in New York with high end factories. It notes cheap goods risk, better quality garments from renowned firms, and guides readers to brands like H. W. & J. C. Webb of Billsboro North Carolina. The piece urges informed purchasing and polite, knowledgeable clerks who assist buyers.
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New York
Seling
The Nameless Hero Silent Martyr Toast
A Denver News poem praises unnamed frontline workers who die at their post or suffer in service. It contrasts known war heroes with the crownless hero of everyday life, who comforts comrades and fulfills duty without acclaim, ending with a toast to the silent martyr unknown to fame.
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Denver News
A Plantation Story of Aunt Jinsey and the Bargain Hen
On his seventh birthday Pate buys a lean old hen with a silver quarter and faces parental mockery. Aunt Jinsey scolds the thrift, while a nurse shares a tale of Mrs Long-Sparrer who haggles for cheapness. The boy, unsettled, clings to the illfated purchase as family wisdom unfolds.
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Little Pate
Pate
Methusalem
Patricia
Isabel
Sparrer's nest misadventure ends in noisy egg chaos
An old nurse narrates how Miz Sparrer hatches in a worn nest tended by Mr Sparrer. A boy’s firecracker disrupts the brood and singes feathers while the family endures a chaotic scene. Pate bets on a new chick, Aunt Jinsey seals a bargain, and the children plead for gingerbread as a consolation.
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Pate
Jinsey
Hit
Sparrer
Marse
Cherokee Nation Reports 75 New Schools Established This Year
Progressive Tribe notes the Cherokee nation has established seventy five new schools in the past year funded by community support rather than missions. Teachers are often of Indian descent and the constitutional government is headquartered at Tahlequah. The article highlights the tribe’s long, heroic struggle to preserve its existence and unity.
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Cherokee Nation
Georgia
Tahlequah
England
George II
Knicker-S Jones Medal Question Sparks Debate
New York Sun reports Knicker-So Jones holds two hero medals with a query over the second one. Becker accepts the first medal as the correct honor, prompting discussion on award criteria and historical context.
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Jones
Becker
New York Sun
The Lord is my shepherd sermon at Church of the Messiah
The Right Rev. Bishop Seymour preached on My Shepherd from Psalm 23 at Church of the Messiah Brooklyn. He urged personal ownership of faith and wealth in the Lord, contrasted with worldly riches, and urged belief in Christ as the path to eternal life beyond earthly dwellings.
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Brooklyn
Church of the Messiah
Seymour
Bethlehem
East
God
Atill
David
Tre
Thomas
Jesus
Paradise
Heaven
Earth
Greece
John
Columbia
The Busy Watchmaker and Our Spiritual Duty
A parable about a watchmaker who goes to war with tools in tow and forgets his soldier’s duties as he mends many watches. It contrasts this with excuses about Bible study and prayer, urging personal spirituality to lift the lives we touch. Phillips Brooks reflects on faith, learning, and duty.
Spiritual Life Doctrines On Poverty And Perseverance
The piece argues against preaching poverty as gospel and warns that soft enticements are traps by Satan. It extols a tireless God who aids humanity and rejects idle dogma while urging people to express love and friendship as Christian duty Despite quoted lines from C Silvester Horne and Harriet Beecher Stowe Viowe.
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C. Silvester Horne
Harriet Beecher Viowe
Ram's Horns and Faith Lessons for the Flock
A compact devotional piece proclaims that faith reveals church finances and character. It argues that patience over petulance, divine guidance, and righteous living shape a Christian life, promising fulfillment beyond wealth and warning that dependence on prayer brings true riches.
Gold Nuggets Found in County Water Supply
A Spring Valley teacher Mrs Sliter reportedly found a bright gold nugget in a Winnemucca water faucet with several fine particles, suggesting placer ground near the water system as the source. Reno correspondence of the San Francisco Chronicle notes the event confirms gold in the county water.
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Winnemucca
Spring Valley
Sliter
San Francisco Chronicle
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