Court Covenant Teachings on Messiah and New Covenant
A special Washington Post report excerpt traces biblical prophecy from Abraham to the Messiah, arguing a future new covenant mediated by a greater Prophet King and Priest. It links Jewish expectation, Ezekiel and Jeremiah to Christian fulfillment and the restoration of Israel in a world of judgment and blessing.
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Judge De Lacy on Matrimony and Education
The piece presents remarks attributed to Judge De Lacy on marriage, education, and juvenile court learning. It argues that good government comes from experience, that bread making signals education, and that inexperience seeks its own wisdom while warning against disturbing innocence.
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Judge DeLacy Warns Marriage Needs Court Insight
Judge William A DeLacy of the juvenile court urged Washington unmarried men and women to visit his court for a month before marriage. He argued that such a process could broaden the couple’s understanding and prepare them for mutual forbearance, citing shocked reactions from some witnesses and the aim to improve city governance through experience.
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Wilam A DeLacy
Washington
Girls Must Be Cooks in Juvenile Court Warning
A columnist argues education through experience in the juvenile court. He contends engaged couples should attend a weeklong session to learn rough worldly lessons, noting lessons about domestic life, smoking, finances, and respect. The piece ends by promoting Post Want Ads for classifieds.
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Tien
The Messianic Kingdom and the New Covenant
The passage links the Messianic kingdom to faithfulness to truth and purity, stating that under the new covenant arrangement, all nations will be privileged to become Israelites indeed through fidelity to the Great Prophet, Priest, King, and Mediator of Israel and all earth’s families.
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Auto Driver Nolan Heroic Avoids Cyclist Crash
Walter D Nolan of James Nolan Bons contracting plumbers on Tal Fourteenth Street NW swerved to miss a cyclist on Twenty-ninth Street near Q Street NW. His car struck the curb tearing down a lamp post. he was thrown from the seat but not injured. Howard Darlington of 12 Twenty First Street NW was the cyclist.
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Elks Festival Auction Closes Tonight
The Elks fall festival will end tonight with all features intact and music by the Marine Band. Auctioneers are Joseph H Wood and William H Clarke, while gala chairman Samuel Richards announced Saturday night was the peak, noting record sales for the week.
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Pete the Bulldog Vindicated by French Ambassador
The famed bulldog Pete, companion to Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, is proven innocent in reports he rough handled French Ambassador Jusserand. Jusserand denies the accusation and praises Pete, noting peaceful relations between the nations.
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Senator Elkins Improves After Medical Consultation
A Washington conference of physicians and surgeons met yesterday at Senator Stephen B. Hikins residence to review his health. Dr. Z. P. Sowers and Dr. Bayre led Johns Hopkins specialists in a session that aimed to speed recovery and assess possible surgical options. The doctors issued a cautious statement that no unfavorable developments were found and that the senator is slowly improving.
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Bohemia His Subject Burton Holmes Speech at the Columbia
Burton Holmes presented an entertaining travelogue at the Columbia last night. He guided an enthused audience through Prague to Moravia with informative commentary and panoramic photography. He showcased the home of violinist Kubelík, his family, and twins playing the violin, then moved to Hungary and back to Prague with vivid scenes and festive dances.
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Hungary
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Fésvale
Homes Opened to Orphans After Fatal Tuxedo Crash
Upper Marlboro Maryland reports provision for the Gray children orphaned when Mr and Mrs Mason R Gray were killed on a railroad track near Tuxedo about six weeks ago. Justices of the orphans court will decide next Tuesday on disposition of a fund of about 4500 dollars subscribed for them. The money will aid in raising the mortgage on the remaining country house for the children. Several suitors seek placement of the Grays with their families including Samuel Shounaker, Alisa B Cox, and Beckwith of Prince George county who wish Morris Gray and Morris Jr. respectively.
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Orphans’ Court
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Alisa B. Cox
Chartes County
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Cr. Beckwith
Prince George County
R. Gray, Jr
Diet And Health Hints From Dr T J Allen
A historical diet article cites late census data linking cancer risk to certain occupations such as butcher tailor and gardener. It argues disease arises primarily from blood and diet, noting stress mental state and waste elimination affect health and that simple diet and regular exercise protect against cancer and other illnesses.
Fashion and Bonaparte ties in Chicago society
A detailed society fashion roundup describes ornate gowns and jewelry at a Chicago event, noting emerald necklaces and V shaped bodices. It also recounts Lucien and Napoleonic era marriages, and reports Mrs. Maes Curtis launching an all female taxi service, driving exclusively for women clients across the city.
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Holy Cross Dedication by Cardinal Gibbons Next Thursday
Cardinal Gibbons will officiate the dedication of the new Holy Cross Academy building next Thursday. Washington and Baltimore clergymen will attend. Services begin in the chapel with the cardinal blessing the building, followed by an address from Rev Dr Edward A Pace.
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Baltimore
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TOME TALKS BY BARBARA LLOYD ENJOYABLE GIFT IDEAS
A long description details a gardener friendly gift for a friend who loves botany and flowers. It covers preserving Alpine blooms in a mounted album with notes, a wall mounted keepsake pad, linen blanket slips, and a silk lingerie ribbon bag with crochet ring and drawstring. It offers practical, inexpensive craft ideas for personal presents.
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