A Distant Saga of Shalmal in the Mission Route
A fragmentary tale follows Shalmal a Jewish Oriental trader drawn into a mission school dramatizing Christian ideals. Her pledge to conversion clashes with commerce and affection as Emory Kernish, a missionary instructor, confronts desire, restraint, and the collision of faith and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalmal
Nazareth
Lnminoni
Orient
Koernish
Kernish
Shialmat
Shalmul
Shalmat
Alver
Holy Land
Esdranion
Shalmai
Mminols Oriental
Emory Kernish
Intentious
Shalma
House of
Judah
Zithern Sea
Shaimai
Shaimais
Ajlence
Solomon
David
Felds
Shaimal
Selah
How to Preserve Health and Avoid Worry
Margaret E Sangster argues the art of keeping well is simple and within reach. Avoid fatigue and worry, cut alcohol, limit stimulants, and eat regular meals. Sleep in ventilated rooms, maintain good conscience, and rely on plain routines to sustain vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Sangster
Kaita
Joseph B. Bowlin
Trimming Trends and Leather Accents in Hats and Dresses
The piece describes hat trimming using velvet, felt, buckles, and leather effects, noting that contrast designs yield striking results and that primed or uncurled brims stay in style. It also discusses leather trimming in gowns and affordable substitutes like dull silk or suede-like cloth for budget wearers, plus a Marguerite luncheon setting with daisy-themed table decor and edible decorations.
President Resumes Duties as Hill Dies and Trust Fight
Washington dispatch reports the president back at the White House after summer leave amid repairs to the West Wing roof and a large labor crew. Col. Ike Hill dies, a longtime Democratic figure known for his local politicking and humorous, blunt phrasing. The piece notes cabinet meetings with Admiral Call and Lieut. Commander Keys, plus reflections on Hill’s eccentric character and stories of his political encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Col
Ike” Hill
Wetchs
Admiral Call
Keys
Thalia
Italy
Roosenot
Oyster Bay
Rollo
Skip
Washington
Col. Ieave TR. Hill
Ohe
Col Hid
John G. Thompson
Columbia
Congress
Newark
Petmearin
Ike Hil
Bix
Odd History in Official Files Reveals Political Appointments
A Treasury appointment clerk uncovers a 1845 letter by Horace Greeley supporting Cornelius Vanderbilt for the cotton claims commission. The file cites promotions by Secretary Moody and the shift to special assistants to the attorney general, touching on Knox era changes and rewards for political service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Horace Greeley
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cotton Claims Commission
Gen
Grant
Office of the Auditor
Post Office Department
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
Lincoln
John Sherman
the Treasury
Sherman
Senate
Moody
Trusto Js
Knox
United Stateatriet
Washington
Fraud in Letter Boxes Prompts Post Office Reform
Postmasters in large cities rent boxes with care to curb patrons linked to fraudulent occupations. Officials say private boxes enable illicit mail to reach victims, urging abolition and legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said & Post Office
Post Office Department
Vietina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loli
Judea
Acoprright
Joseph TM
Howleaa
MA A Magazine
Marguerite
Lafayette
United States
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!