Jesus In the Home and Among Foes
Lesson outlines Jesus in the home of friends focusing on Martha and Mary in Luke 10 38 42 and Jesus among foes in Luke 11 14 23 29 54. It covers Martha's reception Mary at Jesus feet Martha's distraction Jesus rebuke and Marys good part. It also reviews Jesus challenged by Pharisees and lawyers denouncing unbelief miracles and six woes on hypocrisy.
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Jesus
Martha
Mary
God
Beelzebub
Satan
South
Nineveh
Christ
Seek Ye First His Kingdom Verse Quoted
A biblical quote from Matthew 6 33 emphasizes seeking God’s kingdom and righteousness as the path to provision and daily needs. The verse advocates spiritual focus over material worry and aligns with Christian teaching on trust and priority.
Reaping Iniquity and Biblical Verse Motto
A short devotional line quoting Hosea 10 13 emphasizing punishment for plowed wickedness and reaped iniquity as the fruit of actions.
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Hosea
Final Permanence and the Once in Life
A concise reflection on the concept of final permanence attributed to Joseph Cook. The phrase asserts that final permanence may arrive only once, framing a philosophical view on enduring life moments and irreversible decisions.
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Joseph Cook
Fur as Training Winsome Decoration for the Winter Coat
A New York Times fashion writer notes fur trims offer luxury at low cost. Cut up old fur coats provide economical trimming for woolens and dresses, suggesting practical reuse to create stylish widths for winter outfits.
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New York Times
Blues and purple fur coat with green spotted belt design
A bluish mauve broadcloth coat features a flat front panel and a belt of composite material in deep purple with green spots. Black seal fur trims a wide collar and cuffs, with fur banding on a draped turban matching the material.
Cape Fashion Reigns with Velvet and Metal Brocade Wraps
Fashion notes praise capes as evening favorites despite calls for change. Capes appear in velvet metal brocade matelasse and duvetyn with fur trims and smart yokes. Short hip and knee length styles mix with coats as circular and gathered silhouettes define the look.
Three Quarter Coat with Cape in Warm Homespun Tweed
A stylish three quarter length coat with cape showcases a deep neutral gray tweed with a blue band. It features thick soft warmth, a blue satin lining, and pairs with a blue toned wool crepe dress for a coordinated winter ensemble.
Gay Linings for Fur Coats Reveal Silk Industry Beauty
Linings in new fur coats showcase silk industry talent with matelasse and metal brocaded silks. Heavy metallic fabrics, silver lame, and all over Byzantine and Versian patterns gleam. Velvet prints with Eastern motifs and Paisley interwoven with gold and silver threads stand out.
Velvet and fur trims dominate tailored street wear styles
Polvet twills lead street wear with tailored frocks featuring gold embroidery and scarlet and Persian highlights. Fur trims appear on several frocks with ermine used on black velvets and brown frocks finished at necks and sleeves with matching fur edges.
Graceful Line Shapes Capes Gathering at Hem
A description notes capes that gather into a barn like fold, creating the appearance of a puff at the hem. The text emphasizes graceful line and volume at the lower edge.
Tailored fabrics and coats described with specific colors
The article details fabrics for tailored dresses including Tailored Dress Fabrics, Twill cord, and broadcloth in brown navy and black. Coats feature gerona panvelaine and colors black navy souchard marten kit fox and Ha waiian blue with a notable Ha waiian blue panvelaine coat showing a waistline yoke belt. Military style embroidery along sleeves and a taupe nutria circular cuff accompany a large nutria collar.
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Gerona
Panvelaine
Souchard
Marten
Kit Fox
Straight line silhouettes win at Chicago Fashion Contest
Straight line silhouettes dominate the Fashion Art league convention in Chicago as a dress in newy milanette with slashed sides reveals a patinum-gray canton crepe foundation.
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Fashion Art League
Chicago
Newy
New Silk Square Fans Debut In Fashion Accessories
A new shape appears in fans with square painted silk leaves mounted on tortoise-shell frames. The large square measures about eighteen inches, adding a bold update to dress accessories.
Embroidery Group Showcases Filet and Irish Lace Work
A description highlights smart new bertha collars and linens crafted with filet crochet and Irish lace. The piece notes skilled hands assembling deep blue embroidery with delicate trims and traditional techniques.
Contractor Gained 30 Pounds on Tanlac Says Retired Builder
William Magee of St. Louis credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a two year decline from bladder trouble and poor appetite. He reports a strong appetite, deep sleep, and renewed energy after starting Tanlac, claiming it as remarkable after sixty six years. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
William Magee
Lafayette Ave
St. Louis
Language jokes as New York film set sparks humor
A motion picture luncheon crowd heard Tommy Gray joke about English being used for the press not the trade. The tale also notes a film magnate misreading Australians as rapid language learners after a brief arrival.
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New York
Tommy Gray
Australia
Goats as Pets Gain Favor in Greenwich Village Studio
The Detroit News notes a rising trend of goats in small Greenwich Village studios. Writers claim goats are easier to care for than dogs due to digestion, offer companionship, and help with garbage disposal. Observers say goats are becoming more common along Sixth or Ninth Avenue elevated lines.
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Greenwich Village
Sixth
Ninth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Detroit News
Hoxatee Croup Remedy Offered for Children
Advertisement touts Hoxate'e Croup Remedy as a safe cure for children without opium or nausea. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents.
Noted Senator Predicts Land Slide for Favorite Son
Senator Sorghum remarks on future elections praising a favorite son while scribbling on an envelope. He claims the next race will be a landslide despite current strong opposition, indicating confidence beyond the present contest.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Powerful tonic for the elderly praised by a Cleveland reader
Eva A. Kelly of Cleveland and her eighty percent testimonial describe Hypo Cod as a strong, tasty tonic that rebuilt her mother’s appetite, energy, and sleep. The ad urges purchase from local druggists or by mail from Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling West Virginia with limited postpaid options.
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Eva A. Kelly
Cleveland
Mother
Mrs. Kelly
Crawford Road
Earle Chemical Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Tariff Cases to Challenge Court This Winter
The Court of Customs Appeals faces a winter docket of technical tariff questions. Examples include whether wheat screenings are dutiable at 10 percent as a nonenumerated manufactured item or free as wheat, and the fate of 23 000 pounds of goats beards traveling through the Panama Canal.
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Court of Customs Appeals
Panama Canal
Castoria Bottle Label Reminds of Trusted Remedy Use
Mothers urged to check Castoria bottles for the signature of Chariy Entatvs, a familiar reminder tied to an infant remedy in use for over 30 years. The notice emphasizes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Wrong Pocket and the Missing Glasses Pipe Mixup
In a subway incident a man reached into a pocket for his glasses and pulled out another man’s pipe instead. A fellow passenger asserts the pipe was taken from him, while the mistaken man claims the item appeared in his pocket by unknown means. An unrelated ad promotes Roman Eye Balcam for eye relief.
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New York Times
Pass Over Young Noted In Street Dialogue
A fragment shows a street conversation about aging and gender with the line Not many women worry after they're twenty five. and Well you know very few of them live to reach that age. The terse exchange reflects dated attitudes in a public record snippet.
Trouble is the a reliable seal for weighing friendship
A compact aphorism notes that trust and consistency form the true measure of friendship, suggesting steady character outweighs flashy displays in sustaining bonds.
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Trouble
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