Trials and Triumph Through Thrashed Seeds and Faith
A preacher reflects on Isaiah seeds fitches cumin corn as symbols of suffering. Trials come to all, even great reformers, but God trims and tests to refine, ending in heavenly peace where sorrow ends and praise begins. He urges letting go of worldly cling and trusting divine mercy.
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Louis Klopsch
Talmage
Wilberforce
Cristian
Cantwell
Nomas Babington Macaulay
Macaulay
Norman McLeod
London
John Wesley
Jesus
Ares
Charlestown
Seaton
Bardens
Dasard
Ike
Mills
Core
Thrashere
Weill
God
Nana Sahib
Southampton
Niagara
Sermonet tes Win Victories And Moral Life
A collection of sermon excerpts by Rev. W E Tomlinson Rev T St Slicer Rev Dr Bartholow Rev Dr Hillis and Rev qTagWiar praising industrious mastery in trade and daily ethics while condemning useless speculation secularism and purely commercial views. It extols the home as the root of virtue and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tomlinson
Universalist
Worcester
Mass
Ife
God
Rev
T. St. Slicer
Unitarian
New York City
Bartholow
Methodist
Brooklyn
N. Y
D. N. Hillis
Judas
Parkhurst
Presbyterian
qTagWiar
Malcolm
Cleveland
Ohio
Architect Defines Specialty in Library Designs
A man boasting prosperity claims he can testify there is plenty of money. He reveals he is not a writer but an architect who specializes in library buildings, speaking in a Washington Ster setting.
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Washington Ster
New Millinery Styles Offer Diverse Headgear Options
New York reports fashion watchers note hats range from pale blue roses to black straw and horsehair pieces with trims of tea roses and black plumes. Designers highlight seasonable fabrics, flowering embellishments, and a mix of dark and light hats mirroring spring palettes.
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New York
Memorial to Mrs Eddy Purchases Lynn House as Memorial
The Lynn Massachusetts house at 12 Broad Street where Mrs Mary Baker Eddy wrote Science and Health has been bought by her faithful followers to preserve it as a memorial to the founder and head of the Christian Science Church. The building will be remodeled into a church while keeping the room where the creed was born intact. The upper tenement houses Mrs Cole and the public visits are restricted to protect interior access.
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Lynn
Mass
Mary Baker G Eddy
Christian Science Church
Eqdy
Broad Street
Room of Mother Eddy Remains a Noted Landmark
The upper tenement room used by Mother Eddy drew steady visitors as her work drew attention. The plain small room, lit by a skylight, served as a focal point for followers and reminded residents of the woman and her movement.
Spring millinery and fashion notes from the era
The article surveys spring hats featuring flowers, tulle and chiffon, with cherries, leaves and berries as trims. It notes heavy floral hats, flat plateaus, and chic underbrims, plus black lace straw and pearl accents. Also mentions tailor made black chiffon over white satin and new opal or turquoise marquise rings. It highlights wash blouses in pique and poplin for spring and the renewed use of ribbon on gowns and bodices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysanthe
Mum
Batiste
Hats and millinery styles described in detail
The passage outlines trimmed hats with bows, pearls or cameos, velvet accents, and large ribbons. It notes straw crowns gathered at the front, simple sailor designs, lace and embroidery usage, and Varied palette including opal, purple, and blue shades. It mentions a Gauste A hat in crochet lace with a square crown and bent-back brim.
Old Fort Marcy Garrison Plea From Santa Fe Citizens
Santa Fe residents renew calls to re garrison Fort Marcy citing historic prominence as the oldest frontier post. The Denver News notes the need and argues a squadron of cavalry should be stationed at Fort Marcy amid troop redistribution.
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Santa Fe
Fort Marcy
Doniphan
Missouri
Price
Chihuahua
Department of
William L. Marcy
Polk
New Mexico
Santa: Fe
Denver
Salita
Fae
Fort Maroy
Pirates in Red Sea raids alarm Aden coast ships
News from Aden reports a pirate attack along the Arabiy coast from Hodeida to Jedda. A samban, loaded with goods and cash, was boarded by two armed boats. four captives and loot were taken, rifles and ammunition bought, and the crew left to sail on with few provisions while Ahmed Gobaish is named as leader. The incident reached Jeddah authorities.
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Aden
Hodeida
Kunfadah
Jedda
Arabiy
Madras Times
Podesda
Wansaday
Jalay
Passegers
Suush Tey
Towaila
Ahmed Gobaish
Pavent
Jeddah
Women as Mathematicians in a Shop Setting
A passage humorously discusses shop girls miscounting change, with a woman lamenting backward counting when asked to make $5 from 40 cents. It reflects gendered roles and includes stray observations about Chinese hair trade and barbering under government authority.
Shattering a Dream in Campus Mischief
A college president questions a student’s claim while a fond father reflects on the student’s class leadership as reported by the Topeka Journal. The piece hints at widespread mischief and judgment across campus.
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H’m
Mischieferville Journal
Fragmentary Voice Notes on Language and Value
A garbled, partial historical fragment discusses the Aztec language and early discoveries in America. The text references phonetic sounds and mentions money and gender in a brief, unclear reflection on value and warmth.
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The
New York Times
Fashion Notes
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Old Fort Marcy
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China
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America
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