For the Women: Few Agree on Feminine Beauty in The Oracle
The Oracle offers multiple brief opinions on feminine beauty with diverse views. A handful of contributors challenge standard norms while a minority defends traditional ideals, reflecting varied tastes and social expectations.
Beauty's Real Charm and the Self Conscious Body
A discussion on feminine beauty's variability and the danger of self consciousness. It contrasts perpetual perfection with moments of vivid vitality, praising lively, natural charm and the radiance born from inner character over static looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Adams
Anthony
Venus de Milo
Abe
Sbe
Pyron
Topeke
Jor
Girte
Anthony Hope
Pegey
Peggy
Toveka
Religious Quotations From Pastors In Akron To San Francisco
A fragment from a religious page collects brief sermons and maxims from Rev. Dr. marine Methodiet in Brooklyn to Rev. Dr. E J. Barper in San Francisco. It extols honor over money, bearing burdens, patience in love, and living a Christian life in business and daily acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulde
Marine Methodiet
Brooklyn
William Clarke
Akron
E J. Barper
San Francisco
de. Frank DeWitt Talmage
Presbyterian
Chicago
Dartington
Jesus
Moe
W. Stone
Unitarkin
God
John L. Spaulding
Peoria
Charles Edward Locke
The Work of Today and Church Remains in Faith
A series of sermon excerpts discuss God’s plan for the world, the church’s task to evangelize, and the need for consecration over mere numbers. Leaders from Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Catholic traditions urge purity, action, and new forms of church life while exploring Jesus’s humanity and biblical authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox
Landrum
Baptist Atunta
Ross Stevenson
Presbyterian
New York
Rey
Alsop
Episcopalian
Brooklyn
Giese
Chicago
Ant
Charles H. Parkhurst
Charles A Campbell
Denver
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Church OF the Future
Jon
Brotherhood of Man
John Fer
Jersey City
Christ
Untitled fragment about food and health from Bright's disease reference
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a brown, sweetened food linked to strengthening health. Mentions Bright's disease and heartier the at au pment. Named person Mal Hoey appears in garbled form. Overall content unclear but centers on a food product claimed to fortify health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice Iisle
Nils
Bright's Disease
Hartier
Fragmentary moral reflections amid scattered verses
Readable fragments hint at a devout meditation on conscience and self restraint. The text references Sesto, Sarmelven, and a preacher tone, with mentions of Baltimore and America, suggesting a scattered devotional prose or poetry fragment exploring inner virtue and social duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeim
Ber
Sram Baptist
Atlasta
Ince
Sarmelven
Rey Ae BP
Kilkes
Hapitat
Baltimore
Erica
America
Easton Iyneh
Ian
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