Motherhood of God in Jesus Christ sermon
The Rev Henry B Rose argues Jesus reveals God as motherly not just fatherly outlining three key motherlike traits idealism attachment and solicitude in God and in Jesus. He asserts that evolution toward a universal ideal aligns with divine motherhood and urges readers to see God near in daily life through compassion and providence.
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Phillip
John
Philip
God
Jesus
Tle
Christ
Heaven
Mary
Ore
God as Father and Mother in Every Human Being
A reflective meditation on divine nurture within humanity. The speaker argues that God continually seeks to uplift all people, calling them toward noble ideals, while each child requires solitude and attentiveness. The father Christ reveals that God exists in all individuals.
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Suburban Society News Brings Home Visitors and Events
Brightwood residents visit friends in Sydney while Miss Anna Huber of Cincinnati stays with Miss Tillie Kneer. Scholars from School No. 1 host a basketball game. Local residents return from travels in Greenfield Muncie Bellefontaine and Terre Haute. Daughters of Rebekah assist Brownsburg lodge. Epworth League hosts a reception for a graduate from Indiana Dental College. Mr Enk to Indiana for graduation and future home.
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Mrs. Grim
Sydney
Anna Huber
Cincinnati
Tillie Kneer
Lester
Greenfield
J. Slack
Muncie
Samuel Bloom
Stella
Effie Strayer
Bellefontaine
J. Jenkins
Washington
Holland
Martha
H. Leftwitch
Terre Haute
Walter Hammon
Brownsburg
Jacob Waller
Sheridan
W. Low Rice
Lewis Beasely
Valley Mills
Gretchen Murray
Emma Gough
Samuel Bartel
Daughters of
Rebekah
Brownsburg Society
Epworth League
King Avenue M. BE
Enk
Indiana Dental College
Eubank
Ind
Emmett Tyler
Zions
Gibbons
West Thirty-first Street
C. G. Mallott
Bloomington
J. H. Mallott
Charles Gott
Nashville
Thomas Hazetrigg
Sheaf
Evansville
Higgins
M. F. Cropper
Hammond
Bertha Hammond
Jessie Hammond
Minneapolis, Minn
L. M. Pentecost
Christian Endeavor
Home Presbyterian Church
Earl Sprague
Tucker
Twenty-ninth Street
Grace Gibbons
Nellie Treat
George Snyder
Women, Habits and Church Events Fill Morris Street Week
W F Fox notes Mrs Wiles and Mr Frank Piest return home after three years abroad. Miss Kramer from Elwood visits Miss Ida Weber ahead of Weber’s Wednesday marriage. Pilgrim Congregational Church ladies report rummage sale profits, with nearly everything sold. Special services follow at Morris Street Church led by Rev. Allen, listing daily topics from True Discipleship to Adoption.
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W. B. West
Bedford
Ind
Brown
Zionsville
D. K. Armstrong
Shelbyville
Reed James
Salem
Ore
Lingle
Oaklandon
C. I. Club
George Myers
John R. Wells
J. H. Shepherd
Noblesville
Roberts
Carmel
Gish
Fred Metz
Division Street
Huber
Marion, O
Ida Weber
Blanche Tate
Grandview
Thomas Tibbs
Ollie Allen
Dubois County
W. J. Shinn
Lora
Bainbridge
William Teeters
Evansville
Benson
Ora Powell
Franklin
Bass Kendall
S. B. Grimes
Sylvester Sandefur
O. B. Sandefur
Westfield
C. F. Wilkins
Bellefontaine
Andure
Pry
North Vernon
Trinity M. E. Church
Burkit
Warren Avenue
Grace Bennett
Ill
S. A. Hogue
Kathleen Shinn
Eva Brannigan
Maywood
Gohman
John
New Aid
W. F. Fox
Wiles
Frank L. Piest
East
Miss Weber
From Harper's Easy Chair on the flood of bestselling rubbish
The Editor's Easy Chair debates why mass sales shape popular fiction. The chair argues readers, not authors, drive trends and that rubbish is an atmospheric phase born from widespread reading. They caution against despair, urging faith in readers and the republic.
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Harper's Magazine
Hawthorne
George Eliot
Thomas Hardy
Republic
Sweet Good-By at Sea War Poem by Madison Cawein
A wartime verse recalls farewell pennants as ships depart and the line between friend and foe blurs at sea. It contrasts loving memories with grim combat as vessels clash, the sea erupting in fire and wreck while lovers hope to be remembered.
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Nie
Madison Cawein
Helen Gould's Only Sport Bowling Hall at Lyndhurst
Leslie's Weekly describes Miss Helen Gould's grand bowling alley at Lyndhurst near Irvington on Hudson. The facility is a world class complex with a central requisition alley, twin towers housing reception rooms, a broad veranda, and scenic river views.
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Leslie's
Helen Gould
Lyndhurst
Irvington-on-Hudson
The American Face in Repose and Social Mobility
An essay argues that social rank rests on personal cultivation, taste, and good manners rather than birth or wealth. It cautions against pretension and mercantile aims, praising refined hospitality, culture, and independent genteel living as the true path to lasting social esteem. Wealth aids recognition but should not dominate virtue or identity.
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New York Post
United States
Philadelphia
Nature
Aeft
Dainty sandwiches and spring fashion trends in one page
The article outlines elegant club sandwiches and a Harlequin toast combo with detailed assembly steps and substitutions. It also surveys beauty and health habits, advising natural foods, and critiques fashion notes from Paris and New York, highlighting collars, waists, and lace accents for summer wardrobes.
Flavored Vinegars From Mint to Thyme Preservation
The article explains making flavored vinegars using mint thyme and other herbs to boost flavor when markets fail. It details a mint vinegar, a thyme and garlic blend, and a general method with jars and cider vinegar. It suggests alternatives like seasonings for sweets using sherry and citrus peels for various pantry needs.
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New York Evening Sun
Distress over women’s street faces and gender brain myths
A New York Tribune excerpt critiques perpetual worry seen on women’s faces in public and contrasts it with men’s freedom to pursue activity. It cites Harper’s Bazaar arguing there is no sex in brain and that environment and habit shape mental attitude, suggesting parents and teachers address the perceived fault.
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New York Tribune
Harper's Bazar
John
Jane
Tolliea
Drese
Untitled Historical Grocery Ad Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows a list of old grocery items with prices per pound or per bottle in a vintage ad. Items include corn, tomatoes, cakes, coffee, olives, figs, dates, maple syrup, table oilcloth, ticking, muslin, pillow cases, cambric muslin. Descriptions indicate quality notes and approximate measures.
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Fancy Santos
Bejeweled Hair Adornments Brighten Evening Styles
The article describes jeweled flies and iridescent beetles as hair ornaments, including black panne hearts of gold, spangled petals, and pearl ropes in hair. It notes a gilt or silver wire hairpin with five freshwater pearls and a spun silver butterfly ornament on a velvet band secured by jeweled slides.
Lady Teazle curl and Easter fashion shape hair trends
In New York tracing the Easter fashion influence on coifs, the Lady Teazle curl emerges as a low back roll with a single flowing strand over the left shoulder. The piece notes costly imported tresses, evolving hair ornaments from wired bows to satin bows, and contrasts rich hair with scarcity requiring bold purchases.
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New York
A Traffic of the Past in Royal Street Bookshops
Orth Stein reports from New Orleans Times-Democrat on old book trade decline. A Royal Street shop dealer laments the end of direct London exchanges, once a rich source of English editions and British classics for American collectors after the war.
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Orth Stein
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Old Times
Royal Street
London
Shirtwaist for men gains diffusion despite critiques
The Inquirer argues common sense spreads toward a shirtwaist for men, predicting it will be neat, comfortable, and attractive even if not ideal. It notes past opinions like Colonel McCormick’s coat-like waist and suggests future changes to belts and waist design to improve comfort.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
Colonel McCormick
Reading Herald
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