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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1902

Page

8

White Weddings in Midwinter Fashion Fade to Style

New York winter brides set to imitate Paris elegance with white gowns and delicate needlework. White gowns for bridesmaids, airy chiffon, and embroidered silks feature silver thread and pearls. Extravagant trousseau gowns blend comfort and luxury with refined, soft color palettes. May Manton notes midwinter brides plan for southern travel and varied styles while embroidery elevates high fashion at moderate cost.

Indianapolis Journal New York Dec. S Jackerson Paris la Mode Zere Norfolk Eton Manton

Signs of Rare Worth in Inn Signs of England

A London Express feature recounts famous inn signs across the countryside, noting works by G D Leslie Hodgson Sir John Millais and George Morland. It tells of signs repainted by artists seeking work and ends with Roseneath inn where the Duchess of Argyll helped repaint a sign.

London Express Wargrave Thames G. D. Leslie Hodgson Vidler’s Arms Hayes Kent Penrose St. George Academy John Millais George Morland Black Bull Canterbury Morland Chksters Chertsey Dryden Dryden Arme Chesterton Beechey Sir William Beechey Correggio Midlands Stafford Roseneath Clyde Duke of Argyi Roseneath Inn

Senator Warren cites Wyoming bears figure in remarks

Kansas City Journal notes Senator Warren asserts there are 40,000 bears in Wyoming and questions why he makes such statements, implying the President cannot depart from the topic.

Kansas City Journal Senator Warren Wyoming Warren

A Coroner's Inquest in a New York City House

A coroner's inquest probes a mysterious death at a building where Miss Derwent and Mrs Atkins are linked to a deceased man described as tall and intoxicated. Witnesses Jim Joe and Tony recount Tuesday evening movements and visits by Mrs Atkins and Miss Derwent, with Mr Merritt and Dr Fortescue preparing to question the Atkins household.

McGorry Mr. Atkins Jim Mr. Merritt Joe Burr Sah Stuart Deir Joe Tony Atkins Tuesay Bu Ee Dr. Fortescue

Russia Seeks Credence by Aid in Finland

In a Minneapolis Times piece, the paternal government aims to gain gratitude by feeding, clothing, and warming Finland. It argues St. Petersburg recognizes a chance to leverage humanitarian aid as a stronger argument for supervision than schools doctrines.

Minneapolis Russia Finland St. Petersburg

Bernhardt's Chatelet theater scene introduced sickroom

The French actress Sarah Bernhardt, upon taking over Theater Chatelet, added a sickroom for audience members overwhelmed by her dramatic presence. Restoratives were available to aid those affected by the tragedy on stage.

Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Mme Sarah Bernhardt Theater Chatelet

Lessons in the Churches Judea to Ramah through Joshua and Judges

The quarterly lessons trace events from the Jordan crossing to Ramah, focusing on Joshua, Caleb, Gideon, Ruth, Samuel, and Isaiah. They cover Jericho, the cities of refuge, the division of Canaan, and the period of the Judges, with temperance themes and the heroism of Israel’s leaders.

Jerusalem Judea The Jordan Canaan Jericho National Commission Mount Ebal Shiloh Joshua Shechem Israel Mount Ephriam Isaiah Ephriam Judah Syria-Esdraelon Bethlehem Ramah Samuel Mizpeh Ebenezer Caleb Gideon Ruth Naomi Moses Jehovah White Mountain Lebanon Euphrates Mamre Colossis Anakim Cities of Refuge God Haran Abraham Isaac Jacob Red Sea Wilderness Sinai Boaz Tabernacle

Visions of Heaven and the Christian Hope

The piece discusses deathbed visions from Moody Payson and Adama as evidence of heaven’s reality, then argues faith rests on Christ’s resurrection and Bible testimony. It cites Wilberforce Hall and Drummond for heaven as love rest and as an artist’s studio, urges readiness for heaven before death. It closes with a note on leaving work to go home in a Commons corridor scene.

Moody Edward Payson Celestial City Adama West Africa Earth Cuyler Christ Heaven Wilberforce Robert Hall Drummonhd Abbott House of Commons Ali

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