Christocentric Theology: From Christ to a Lived Faith
A passage extols Christocentric theology, arguing that true religious life centers on Christ. It contrasts past hell-centered views with modern focus on Christ’s mind, heart, and indwelling power guiding worship, preaching, and daily conduct. It ends with a hymn-like doxology to Christ’s love and priestly status.
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Ugh Price Hughes
Hell
Christ
Thia
Rome
Satan
Mysteries of Love and Womanly Sacrifice in Age of Saints
A reflection on gender and love contrasts between men and women. The text asserts women love more deeply and selflessly, citing Saint Theresa and figures like Mirabeau, Goethe, and Liszt. It argues love shapes a woman’s life, morals, and behavior, while men are driven by price, power, and conquest.
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St. Theresa
Hell
Mirabeau
Goethe
Europe
Liszt
Joven Antil
Iran
American Extravagate by Alfred Miosely English Philanthropist
A fragmented critique of United States prosperity notes rising wages and rents while arguing that cost of living has not erased the advantages of regular employment. The author observes lavish American extravagance amid staggering growth and abundance, implying ongoing disparities.
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United States
America
Six Foot Seven Inch Justice Holds Court In Elmont
Frank Jacques, a 6'7" 482 pound justice of the peace in Elmont Kansas, bars lawyers from his court. He presides from his village blacksmith shop, aiming to promote peace and informal settlements. He was drafted by locals and began January 1, resides near Topeka region, native of Maryland.
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Topela
Kan
Frank Jacques
Elmont
Topeka
Justice Jacques
Ordét
Juatha Jacques
Jacques
Bimont
Reading
Tan
Aa Brothers
Maryland
Kansas
Betsy Ross Descendants Seek Higher Pension in Philadelphia
Three descendants of Betsy Ross live in poverty in Philadelphia with Sarah Markley Wilson, custodian at Independence Hall, among them. Friends push to raise her monthly pay from 37.50 to 60 dollars while they preserve keepsakes, old furniture, and the flag copies from her great grandmother.
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Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Sarah Markley Wilson
Independence Hall
Sherwood
Betsy Rosa
Sarah Wilson
Sala
John Claypoole
Misa Wilson
Clarissa Sidney
Jacob
Thomas Avenue
Wilson
Heiress to Wed Millionaire From Betsy Ross Line
Miss Ethel Rockefeller, daughter of William Rockefeller, engages Marcellus Hartley Dodge of New York. Dodge is grandson of Norman W. Dodge and son of the late Wil Migs. Rockefeller is a niece of John D. Rockefeller. The 26 year old groom to be hails from a Standard Oil lineage with significant social prominence.
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John D. Rockefeller
M. H. Dodge
New York
Ethel Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Miss Rockefeller
Mr. Dodge
Norman W. Dodge
Wil
Migs
Ethel Q. Rockefeller
Nieto
DETAIL IN DRESS Fashion notes for careful business women
A Scots sermon on the little foxes frames advice on daily dress. The piece stresses neat, tailored outfits for women seeking professional presence, detailing skirts, shirts, collars, belts, and small color touches like bows or ribbons to balance practicality and style.
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Scotland
Highlands
Tao Taveen
Madras
Lt Ward
Makes Pretty Photo Frame With Embroidered Silk
Step by step guide to crafting a delicate photo frame covered in pale grey satin with pink and green embroidery. Use stout cardboard, cut a front opening, wrap with silk, apply three-tone threads, gold sequins, fix glass behind, and create a matching back and stand with satin-covered cards.
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Wen
Plain cloth two piece frocks for street wear trend
Plain cloth two piece frocks are in style for street wear with stripes checks and plain materials. Skirts are long and gored with minimal trimming and a narrow flounce. Sleeves feature puffed designs with cuffs. outfits pair with lace fichu for afternoon dress.
Millinery Trends Highlight Plumes and Aigrette Styles
Fashion notes describe opening day millinery with Paradiga plumes, long ostrich plumes, and cock’s plumes set in flower clusters. Smaller hats show algrette accents. Grasa algrettes appear in midsummer wear with vivid color blends. Novel feather combinations and argus quills are refashioned in lighter, more decorative forms.
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Tess
New York
Light Furs In Favor The Parl e le yne’s Fashion
The article describes the Paorleleyne tailoring choices offering light furs in Persian lamb black or gray, with waistline cuts showing lace collars or chemisettes. It notes fur stoles and scarf wraps, woven clothes imitating fur and tailor-made finishes, emphasizing refined, inexpensive trimming and well worn elegance.
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Paorleleyne
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Italian Anthropological Society
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Odd
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Colat
Sevan Inchea
Ana
Mott Unique Tribunal
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