Motherly beauty in a humble home hero worship
A poetic portrait from the New York Daily News extols a plain young woman as motherly, pure, and unpretentious. Her simple charm outshines costly jewels, with a gentle gaze and devoted heart easing daily burdens. The piece lauds domestic virtue over superficial glamor.
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New York Daily News
Tom Reddick Restores Parlor Window for Betty Carleton
Tom Reddick, aged architect and village recluse, is hired to replace the old south parlor mantel with a plate glass conservatory window for the Carletons. As he works, he recalls a youthful romance with Betty Atherton, the widow’s son Giles’ mother, and holds to silent dignity despite the family’s doubts about him.
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Tom” Reddick
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Chicago
New Method to Impart Fullness in Skirts Dominates Fashion
New York fashion notes reveal fullness at the bottom of skirts via gathers, shirings, and pleats, with emphasis on matching bodice details above the waist. Fur pieces remain central, featuring long atole effects and a growing stock of varied pelts to complement multiple gown trims.
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Mailady
Soul-Winner and Servant by Rev Edwie Stacker
The article analyzes the Holy Spirit as the soul-winner and Jesus work after salvation. It details how the Spirit prepares souls, directs messengers like Philip and Paul, and shows the disciple as the Spirit’s instrument in evangelization. The piece emphasizes obedience, preparation, and active service in witnessing to Christ.
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Christian Calling as Ambassadors of the Kingdom
The Christian calling shares dignity with all honorable work, likened to a farmer and a fisherman. Ambassadors must have blameless character, endure reproach, endure lies with truth, and promote peace, seeing themselves as representatives of God’s Kingdom on Earth.
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F. R. Greene
Paul
Christ
Heaven
Turmoil and violence cloud a temperance town records
Reports describe a town torn by temperance clashes with saloon attacks, arson, and a marshal wounded while arresting suspects. A notable assassination attempt on Arthur White at Princeton stirs fear as deputies guard streets. Meanwhile, Kokomo youths plan to marry Dakota men, and steel workers vote for stock profits amid a siting injunction.
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