The True Kinship and Will of God in Jowett's View
Jowett argues that Jesus words seem harsh toward women only through our mood, not his tone, and that true kinship with the Lord rests on spiritual ties beyond blood. Kinships rise from physical to spiritual, fostered by obedience to God, studied through history, scripture, and prayer, leading to immediate, unwavering action when the will is known.
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God
Christ
Babylon
Jerusalem
Rome
Perio
Jesus
J. H. Jowett
Faith and Works in a Life of Duty and Hope
An essay on faith as active life, linking visions, inspiration, and the labor of serving God. It argues faith must be put to work from noon to eve, else it pleases neither God nor men, and contrasts constructive faith with the vanity of negation. It urges Christians to dream and build, yet prove faith by works.
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Barques
Hfe
Practical Fashions Paris Pattern No 2758 Girls Dress
Practical Fashions offers Paris Pattern No 2758 for a girls dress in five sizes 4 to 12 years. Description notes blue cotton and embroidery options, with yardage specifics for various fabric widths. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and number of pattern.
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Paris
Panama
The Dropped Stitch and a Lesson on Breakfasts for Children
A poetic image of a dropped stitch shadows a public plea for better school meals. The piece by Susan Coolidge contrasts frail fabric with a child’s diet, urging mothers to provide hearty breakfasts including milk, eggs, fruit, and wholesome breads. It warns against rushing meals and neglect, suggesting societal support through humane agents.
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Humana
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue Prompt
A clipped exchange begins with For Information, Richley Charity beginning at home and continues with my good fellow. Weary Ike asks How far of here does yourelive, revealing a terse, unfinished conversational fragment between two speakers with likely archival tone.
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Richley
Charity
Ike
Walnut Mocha Cake Recipe and Poem Reflections
A fragmentary item combines a Mary Morrison poem verse about bearing burdens with a Walnut Mocha Cake recipe. It outlines creaming butter and sugar, alternating coffee infusion with flour, adding walnuts and stiff egg whites, then frosting and decorating with nut meats for a finished cake.
Proper Rice Preparation Tips From A Household Page
Instructions insist on washing Rice repeatedly in cold water to remove loose starch and prevent pastiness. It advises rubbing grains between the hands, renewing water until clear, and boiling water vigorously to avoid sticking. Doneness is reached when grains feel tender under pressure.
Walking in the dark and protective posture advice
The text notes many people gain black eyes from walking in the dark and offers precautions. It suggests raising the arm to nose level and keeping it bent to shield the face and chest when navigating unfamiliar areas at night.
Poky Quote Sparks City Times Readers
A remark from Kavsaa in City Times suggests a poke in the eye can alter perception as a provocative, tongue in cheek observation reflecting the paper's columnist voice and reader engagement.
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Kavsaa
City Times
The Doctor and the Red Spot
A nervous lady eager for health appeals to a skilled doctor who has a large practice. He visits promptly after she notices a red spot on her hand and reassures her that it is not dangerous. He muses that had she waited until tomorrow he would have lost his fee.
Deafness Cured By Constitutional Remedies Claim
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by incal applications and blaming catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to request circulars from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. A stray lawyer quote about avoiding direct accusations appears, followed by a humorous magazine anecdote.
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Hall
Tree
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Castoria Advertisement Emphasizes Safe Use Over 30 Years
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of every bottle of Castoria for infants and children. It claims safety and reliability, noting it has been in use for over 30 years and is the Kind You Have Always Bought.
A Question to Be Considered by Senator Sorghum
A debated prompt asks if plagiarism is permissible under any circumstances. Senator Sorghum replies that choosing between being interesting or original presents a tough moral choice for a writer.
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Sorghum
Real Art Exchange Sparks College Lie Trade Critique
An exchange quotes Smith as a born liar. Tones comments that Smith has learned deception at college and ridicules the trade of lying as natural methods. The dialogue highlights perceived moral failings and skillful deception within a campus context.
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Mary Morrison
Everybody’s Magazine
Sloan
G.T. Roberts
Resaca
R.F.D
H. M. Gibbs
Lawrence, Kans
Rf.d. No. 3
Bottie
Sweeney
Pia Res PT
Haracca
Earl
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Watson R.coleman
W Atington
S.C
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Standard Oil Company
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