Budget Lace Pattern 5895 Offers Crocheted Squares
A vintage sewing notice describes a filet lace cloth and two 10 inch companion squares for checkered designs. It explains joining squares into various articles and mentions using finer cotton for scarves. The pattern 5895 includes instructions charts and material lists, with a request for 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York.
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Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Moral force missing in welfare says Coolidge
Quoting Calvin Coolidge the author argues human welfare is a moral issue not an economic one. He asserts science can provide for welfare, but civilization falters without a strong collective moral will guiding the great powers.
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Calvin Coolidge
Dr Piérie's Favorite Prescription Tonic Aids Women Longtime
A tonic named Dr Piérie's Favorite Prescription has reportedly helped women of all ages for nearly seventy years Ady.
Result of Thought All that we are is the result of what we have thought
A succinct reflection attributed to Buddha highlighting how current being reflects mental patterns and thoughts formed over time. It frames thought as the driver of personal identity and life outcomes.
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Buddha
Farmers learn poultry whims boost egg production
Poultry extension suggests treating hens like people to improve egg output. Fresh feed, warm clean water, moist mash as dessert, and clean litter all raise consumption and laying rates. Focus on appetizing water, regular feed, and pleasant surroundings to maximize profits.
Biggest Star Traced to 2 Story Leap
A sprawling historic piece traces the discovery of Epsilon Aurigae to navigator-astronomer lineage from Struve to Otto Struve at Yerkes Observatory. It links late 19th century escape, 1921 arrival, and 1930s fame of pianist-turned-artist Bennie Goodman and minister Franklin Mott Gunther, noting birthplace, roles, and notable events across nations.
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York
Freiderich Georg Wilhelm Struve
Napoleon
Elbe
Russia
University of Dorpat
Herschel
Bissel
Otto Struve
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
Williams Bay
Wis
Turkey
Electric Farm Fence Is Regarded as Dangerous
Harry L Garver of Washington State College warns that electric fences are dangerous for amateurs. Fences powered by batteries and built by experts are safe. DIY or home-wiring connections risk improper wiring and full charge shocks. He advises warning signs on all electric fences.
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Harry L. Garver
Washington ‘State’ College
Almateur
Garver
Nests for Rhode Island Red Hens
A nest for a Rhode Island Red hen should be 12 to 15 inches square and about 12 inches high. One nest for every four or five hens. The dark front rear entrance nest is popular to prevent egg eating. The community type nest lacks partitions and may be six to eight feet long with a four inch front board.
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Rhode Island
Hardware hazards threaten cows in barn operations
Hoard's Dairyman warns of dangerous objects like baling wire nails and steel left in barns. Take care to unwind all wire and count scrap, remove metal from hay bedding, avoid mending stanchions with wire, pick up nails promptly, and ban steel brushes from the feed area to prevent injuries to cows.
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Bossy
Hoard
Feeding the Hens Feeding hens relies on multiple factors
The feed for hens depends on the bird's development, production rate, house condition, and daily mash intake. Do not weigh out scratch grain. Feed them all they will eat up clean, letting them roost with full crops.
Origin of God Save the King Traced to 1740 Portobello Celebration
The article states Harry Carey first sang God Save the King at a 1740 Portobello celebration for Admiral Vernon's capture. Carey admitted authorship of the lyrics but would not confirm the music. The tune rose with patriotism after Bonnie Prince Charlie’s accession, and the song was first sung before the monarch at Drury Lane in September 1745.
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Harry Carey
Portobello
Admiral Vernon
Pearson
London Weekly
Carey
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Drury Lane
Historic Hoaxes and the Brassiere Crusade History
A tale of hoaxes and moral campaigns from 1920s era journalism. Halbert L Hoard spearheaded petitions attacking brassieres amid post‑suffrage social shifts and a health scare. Related is the Kitchener death publicity stunt and the craze for Rare Old newspapers, with cautions about facsimile relics and genuine copies.
Carrick-on-Shannon and nearby towns linked to literary figures
Carrick-on-Shannon in Leitrim stands out as a notable Irish town with historic fame and proximity to Elphin in Roscommon and Keadne where Turlough O Carolan, the last of the Irish barda, is buried. Olives Goldsmith was born in Elphin, linking the region to notable literary associations.
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Shannon
Ireland
Carrick-on-the- Shannon
Leitrim
Elphin
County Roscommon
Olives
Keadne
Turlough O’carolan
Barda
What Shall I Do on Sunday What Shall I Do on Sunday
This study on Mark 2 23 to 3 6 argues the Sabbath was made for man not legalism. It contrasts Pharisee hypocrisy with true spirituality teaching that the Lord s Day should serve rest worship and acts of mercy and necessity. It urges following God’s Word and the Spirit of Christ.
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St. Paul
John Charles Ryle
Liverpool
Christ
House of Worship
Jesus
Comforting Word Shepherd Imagery of Christ as Guide
A comforting scripture reading presents Christ as a shepherd seeking his sheep. The passage emphasizes restoration and guidance for those who have strayed, offering reassurance of care and return to the fold.
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Christ
God's Grace Reflected in Love for the Unlovely
The piece ponders the grace of God as love shown to those deemed unlovely, framing grace as compassion that transforms and includes the marginalized. It emphasizes moral imperfection met with steadfast benevolence.
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God
The Conqueror He who conquered doubt and fear 9 conquered failure
James Allen quotes on conquering doubt and fear, asserting that mastery over inner hesitation leads to overcoming failure. A concise reflection on mental discipline and perseverance.
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James Allen
Great Men Sustained Work In Emergencies Say Crowther
Samuel Crowther argues in his article that the defining trait of truly great men is their capacity for sustained effort during emergencies. He notes a chief difference between big and little men: the latter quit when tired, while the former press on harder in adversity. Hoard's Dairyman cites the observation.
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Samuel Crowther
Hoard
Solitude Essential for Imagination and Society
The quote asserts that solitude is essential for imagination as society is essential for character, reflecting a view that inner reflection fuels moral form within social life. It contrasts solitude's creative need with social nurture of virtue.
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Lowell
Nation Celebrates 250th Anniversary Swedenborg's Birth
Swedenborg, born 250 years ago, is honored for wide impact across science, philosophy, and religion. Highlights include early Sweden periodicals with aviation and lunar navigation ideas, nebular hypothesis, brain and gland studies, and long parliamentary service. Swedenborg Foundation offers life and works details on request.
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Nation
Swedenborg
Emanuel Swedenborg
Sweden
Kant
Laplace
Swedenborg Foundation
New York City
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