A Discouraged Man in Elijah Sermon by Dr J Wilbur Chapman
A Sunday sermon by Dr J Wilbur Chapman argues Elijah’s discouragement stems from artificial living and self worry. It cites Elijah fleeing the juniper tree, warns against pessimism in God’s kingdom, and urges rest, faith, fellowship, and turning eyes upward to God for strength.
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Kingdom of God
Yorn
J. Wilbur Chapman
America
Evangel
Eijah
Geil
Wiljah
Elijah
Cherith
Zarephath
Mt. Carmel
Prophets of Baal
God
Baal
Jezebel
Satan
Peter
Mary
Angel Company
Heaven
England
Beersheba
John McNeill
I Samuel
David
Saul
Israel
Mr. McNeill
McNeill
Elijah Dad
Christ
Adam
Spear Points on Christian Character and Faith
Short quotations urging Christian character formation and humility. Emphasizes living epistles of the gospel, forging personal character, humility and gratitude, and faith that grasps Christ with the heart to endure to the end. Note: Ram’s horn referenced as source of spiritual reflection.
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God
Jones
Christ
A Child Messenger of Cod Resting in Coffin With Mourning Friends
A young boy lies in a coffin as mourners gather. A mason enters, weeps, and recalls the boy’s faith and courage. He recalls a ladder incident when the child asked if the worker feared heights and said prayers kept him brave, blessing the mason with faith.
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Cod
Falk
Empire Motifs and Hair Care Notes For Women
Empire lace motifs lead fashion notes while London hairdresser warns that excessive brushing ruins hair. Advice includes geranium propagation by Mrs. Leroy R. Whitener and buying tips for gloves, with observations on geisha artistry and Western misperceptions.
Classical Japanese geisha dance described in vivid detail
A New York Tribune account recalls persuasive access to a geisha and describes the dancer's slow, dignified movements, the decor of geisha rooms, tea house dinners, and the striking harmony of kimonos, obis, fans, and head ornaments forming living artwork.
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Japan
New York Tribune
Notable Women and Elders Highlight Diverse Figures Across Europe and America
A survey of prominent women and notable elderly figures spans Florence Nightingale and Mme. Lillian Nordica, with Edith Young as a pioneering county official. It notes Queen Margherita’s upcoming Jerusalem visit, a Calve memorial grave monument, and Mrs. Harwood recalling Lafayette’s 1829 tour. Also mentioned are Mrs. Lennon, a Revolutionary father’s descendant, and Mme. Calve’s grave monument project, plus Miss Hallowell’s resignation after 27 years at Wellesley.
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Florence Nightingale
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Norton
New England
Alice Roosevelt
Calve
Queen Margherita
Italy
Jerusalem
Palestine
Martha Harwood
St. Louis
Lafayette
Howard Kingscote
Elizabeth Lennon
Bloomington
Ill
Edith Young
la Plata
Cal
Christian
Spain
Prince Eugene
Duke of Marlborough
Susan M. Hallowell
Wellesley College
Fashion trends highlight soft Voile and sleeve focus
Ruffed parasols fade as new spring colors emerge, with voile fabrics framing smart trimming effects. White lace dominates over ecru while blue panne and violet trim popular tan tones. Flower hats in white velvet and the mansish shirt waist retro decline shape this season's femininity.
Keep the Calf Away From Cows Dairy Tip
Calf should be separated from the cow after birth and fed with mother’s milk for a week to ensure health. Calves kept away from cows reduce milk disruption and help heifers wean more easily. Chop hay for cattle feeding to improve intake and savings. Do not whip colts to prevent shying. gentle training builds good habits over time.
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New York Tribune
Maine
Sizing Up the Chicks Framing a mixed age feeding setup
A cutaway framework sits low at one end and rises to height at the other, creating a feeding space where chicks of all ages and sizes can eat in peace. The open area allows multiple age groups to feed simultaneously without crowding.
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South
Ole Bull
Princeton
Charles Wagner
Settish
New England Homestead
The Value of Crop Rotation and Soil Fertility
A survey of farming practices notes that rotation preserves soil nutrients and enables crops to access locked elements. Clover is essential in the United States, while English practice emphasizes turnips and sheep. Green crops revive fertility and lime aids soil bacteria, with best results from varying crops and matching to soil traits. The Philadelphia Record adds that about 400 million telegrams are sent worldwide each year.
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England
Philadelphia
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Talmage
Chapman
Richmond
Ind
Oberlin College
Lake Forest University
Ministry of Theological Seminary
Jonah
Lori
Paul
Tane Nan
London
Leroy R. Whitener
New York Observer
California
D. T. Fowler
Fruit World
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