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Identifier: americanhomesga101913newy
Title: American homes and gardens
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture, Domestic Landscape gardening
Publisher: New York : Munn and Co
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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all days to be born was the5th of Phamenoth, the day of the greatfeast in honor of Neith, the mother-god ofEgypt. Heredotus wrote about that feastmore than two thousand years ago. Hecalls it the Feast of Lamps, when everyhouse must be illuminated. There were days when no one must gohunting or fishing, special days for eatingbeef or drinking wine, days when it wasunlucky to travel, and one was marked,Do nothing at all to-day! THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERA-TION OF EXPOSITIONS A CONGRESS of a diplomatic char-acter representing no less thantwenty-six governments was held onOctober 7th, at Berlin. It was organizedby the International Federation of Exposi-tion Committees, and the congress was oc-cupied with establishing a basis for holdingexpositions in various countries, and it alsotook measures to draw up rules for theawarding of prizes on such occasions. Inthis way all such questions are likely tobe settled in a satisfactory manner owingto an international agreement upon exposi-tion matters.

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SAVE THE FLOWERS WHEN your neighbors pets render it impossible to grow flowersunprotected, make the beds safe with a small fence of ExcelsiorRust-Proof Flower Guard. It is strong, ornamental andlasting. You can place it in moist ground without painting and it willnot rust. The heavy coating of zinc protects it perfectly. If you are going to use any wire Fencing, Trellis, Arches, Tree or BedGuards, investigate the Excelsior Rust-Proof products. They last foryears without repairs. Sold by Hardware Dealers ASK us for Catalog E showing these goods in use and asample of the Rust-Proof finish. WRIGHT WIRE COMPANY Worcester, Massachusetts

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Picture Of 2015 Holiday Window 2B Of Scully & Scully Located At 504 Park Avenue At 59th Street In New York City. Scully & Scully Is A High End Home Goods Store. Photo Taken Friday December 18, 2015

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Picture Of 2015 Holiday Window 2B Of Scully & Scully Located At 504 Park Avenue At 59th Street In New York City. Scully & Scully Is A High End Home Goods Store. Photo Taken Friday December 18, 2015

Picture Of 2015 Holiday Window 2B Of Scully & Scully Located At 504 Park Avenue At 59th Street In New York City. Scully & Scully Is A High End Home Goods Store Offering Luxury Gifts And Furniture From The Tiniest Knickknacks To The Largest Dining Room Sets. You Name It, They’ve Got It: Jewelry, Clocks, Leather Goods, Silver, China, Crystal, Lamps And One Of The Planet’s Most Impressive Collections Of Herend Porcelain. Consider This Business For Wedding Or Anniversary Gifts. Photo Taken Friday December 18, 2015.

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Image from page 39 of “A family flight around home” (1884)

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Identifier: familyflightarou00hale
Title: A family flight around home
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909 Hale, Susan, 1833-1910, joint author
Subjects: New England — Description and travel United States — History
Publisher: Boston, D. Lothrop and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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go Lawrence was a mere handful of houses;Manchester was no better. When the census was taken in 1820,the country around Lowell was a wilderness where sportsmen shotgame. The falls which now furnish power to innumerable loomswere all unused, and the two hundred sole inhabitants of the townfound their support in the sturgeon and alewives taken from thewaters of the Concord and the Merrimac. At that time no manufactories could be said to exist with theexception of a few mills for making paper, scarce so good in qualityas that grocers are now accustomed to wrap around pounds ofsugar and tea; a foundry or two where iron was melted into rude,;igs, or beaten into bars of iron ; or a factory where cocked-hatsand felts were made. IN THE TRAIN. 35 As for cotton manufacture, the first cotton mill was not erectedin New England at the time the Constitution was formed. Theplace now held by cotton fabrics was filled by linen spun at everyfarmers hearth. To spin well was then esteemed an accoraplish-

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THE SMALL WHEEL. ment, like playing on the piano, or painting china at present, andevery damsel of the old time was proud to excel in it. The spinning bee was once the fashion among the rich; it continuedin vogue in many country towns when the ladies of the great 36 A FAMILY FLIGHT AKOUND HOME. cities had deserted the wheel for the harpsichord and the spinet.The bee was generally held in the town hall; but if the villagewas not prosperous enough to contain such a building, the houseof some minister was chosen. Thither the women went with theirspinning-wheels and flax, and as they spun were brought cake andwine by the fine gentlemen of the town. All this spinning is done away with by the introduction ofmachinery, and flax and linen have yielded for most householdpurposes to cotton and cotton goods. Did you ever see a spinning-wheel.? Mr. Horner asked ofHubert. Hubert was doubtful. Aunt Augusta has one, answered Tom, in a corner of herparlor, all tied up in blue ribbon like a pet dog. I

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Tagged: , bookid:familyflightarou00hale , bookyear:1884 , bookdecade:1880 , bookcentury:1800 , bookauthor:Hale__Edward_Everett__1822_1909 , bookauthor:Hale__Susan__1833_1910__joint_author , booksubject:New_England____Description_and_travel , booksubject:United_States____History , bookpublisher:Boston__D__Lothrop_and_company , bookcontributor:The_Library_of_Congress , booksponsor:Sloan_Foundation , bookleafnumber:39 , bookcollection:library_of_congress , bookcollection:americana

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Image from page 164 of “Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan. – June 1896)” (1896)

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Identifier: churchat19pres
Title: Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan. – June 1896)
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
Subjects: Missions — Periodicals
Publisher: Philadelphia : Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath-School Work
Contributing Library: Presbyterian Historical Society
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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n whatever it is, whetherobscure or conspicuous, whether pleasant orpainful. The privilege and honor of bein^ sent de-pends not upon the place to which one issent, but upon the importance of the missionand the dignity and authority of the one whosends. Practicallv ones mission is the same as his work which God sets a person to do is hisvocation; to do that work as well as he can,diligently and faithfully, is his mission. Itis wholesome to call all this to mind often, soas not to have too wide a separation in ourthought between those whom we commonlycall missionaries and all other Christians. Hardly less important is it to avoid mak-ing too wide a separation in our thoughtsbetween two classes of missionaries, as homeand foreign. We have rarely seen the true idea morehappily expressed than in the charmingbook lately issued by Fleming H. Revel 1Company, From Far Formosa, by George L.Mackay, D.D., twenty-three years a mis-sionary in Formosa from the PresbyterianChurch of Canada. He savs :

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From From Far Formosa? Copyright J&J5, iy Fleming IT. Re-rfl Company. A Village in Eastern Formosa. vocation. Both these words in Christianusance intimate a persons relation to God.Ones mission is that to which God sendshim. Ones vocation is that to which Godcalls him. Every Christian has a missionappointed by God. Every Christian is calledof God—has, therefore, a vocation of God,and whatever is of God is sacred. God callssome to preach, some to teach, some to plow,some to sell goods, some to cook food, someto nurse the sick, some to nurse children,some to make garments, some to black boots,some to clean streets. Every useful, honest To be a missionary became the passion of mylife. That was the dominant idea through all theyears during which I served as school-teacher atMaplewood and Maitlandville, as scholar at Wood-stock and Omemee Grammar Schools, as student ofarts in Toronto, and as student-missionary duringthe summer vacations at Blue Mountain, Port Bur-well and Vienna, Lin

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Picture Of 2015 Holiday Window 2D Of Scully & Scully Located At 504 Park Avenue At 59th Street In New York City. Scully & Scully Is A High End Home Goods Store. Photo Taken Friday December 18, 2015

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Picture Of 2015 Holiday Window 2D Of Scully & Scully Located At 504 Park Avenue At 59th Street In New York City. Scully & Scully Is A High End Home Goods Store Offering Luxury Gifts And Furniture From The Tiniest Knickknacks To The Largest Dining Room Sets. You Name It, They’ve Got It: Jewelry, Clocks, Leather Goods, Silver, China, Crystal, Lamps And One Of The Planet’s Most Impressive Collections Of Herend Porcelain. Consider This Business For Wedding Or Anniversary Gifts. Photo Taken Friday December 18, 2015.

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