Protest Against Bigotry and Sectarianism in Religion
A preacher argues that small differences in belief should not divide Christians. He laments sectarianism, urges unity across denominations, and cites historic conflicts, urging cooperation in common missions and faith, not quarrels. He recalls ships and rescue amid tragedy to illustrate brotherhood across churches.
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Christ
Glorioud
Episcopal Churches
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Church of God
Francis
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Baysihe
Glovar
Ployer
Thames Art and a Japanese Houseboat Dream
A London correspondent notes how Whistler transformed the Thames into a summer scene and how later artists added humankind's traits to its imagery. The piece envisions finding happiness in a Japanese style houseboat on the river, describing its plain interiors, copper primroses, red lanterns, and green wicker chairs aboard the deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Tortier
London
N.Y. Advertiser
Thames Houseboats and the River Fashion of May
A flowing, impressionistic piece about Thames houseboats, their crowds, songs, and rituals as May wanes into June. It notes fashion, social types, and the river’s changing mood, contrasting rustic poet types with city dwellers and the evolving houseboat scene on the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thames
London
Ron
Ylvar
Cina
Bnt
Pip
Ior Tench
San Francisco butcher shop owner and his vegetable-eating bull dogs
Jim Boyes keeps two bull dogs, Paddy and Nellie, at The Boyes in San Francisco. The dogs thrive on vegetables, with Paddy preferring turnips and Nellie loving potatoes. Paddy demonstrates surprising gentleness with children, while resisting a burlap sack tug-of-war during a store display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyes
San Francisco
Golden Shove
Paddy
Nellie
Iute
Examiner
Patty
Mr. Bayes
Mr Boyes
Mr. Boyes
Ward McAllister
Eiswate
How Gould Remembered Friends Fame and Fortitude
The article recalls Gould's memory for friends and enemies alike, noting acts of sympathy toward old companions. It describes a New Jersey youth who faced a life changing incident, Gould learning of her planned trip, and funding to cover the journey. Another tale shows a farmer friend faced with illness receiving a timely cheque from Gould, lifting him from despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
New Jersey
Steh
Ott
Mbo
Gold Hulk
Importation of Dangerous Inastia Sparks Insect Concern
The article warns that dangerous insects may be imported through customs to Chidaga, with entomologists naming the most destructive borer as a risk from Mina kope. It notes fear of tropical spiders and issues arising from newly imported bananas, vegetables, and animal products crossing borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidaga Tong
Mina Kope
Undaunted by Polar Cold Birds migrate seasonally across regions
The article describes how birds in Polar border countries endure extreme seasonal changes, with summer abundance and winter scarcity. It notes that survival hinges on food supply and plumage, cites penguins and beccafices as examples, and mentions how Mediterranean species have begun to establish in Britain after fig tree plantings near Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littell
Frey
Spain
Italy
Grensinn Islands
Stelly
Malta
Africa
Britis Isles
Brighton
Mediterranean
Stir on the Wing and a Harlem Housekeeper Exchange
A humorous Harlem scene unfolds as a housekeeper and a maid trade quips about fashion and meals. A keeper notes a yard’s muddy look fools passersby and a joke about a good meal pricing follows. The piece ends with a grim health note from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reporting one mad dog in New York City for twenty eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For the Provention of Cruelty To
Animala
New York City
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Brooxers
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Coston
Toda
Tallead
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Jordan
Alsraya
Ghead
Perdition
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Arain
Engie
Whitefield
George
James
RP Sd
Baptist Church
Lau
Bing
Todiny
Baptists
Boston
Bopland
Hagiend
England
Montelira
Sints
Risin
Lord Jesus
Bisthot
Robert Hall
Adouiram Judson
Latimer
Melville
John Wesley
Summerfield
John Knox
the Alexanders
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Bible Society
Tract Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Taranty Catsego
Atlantic
Marsa Head
Honda
God
Father Aly
Makey
Heaven
Seana
Tyre
Paradise
Abidag
Ducheys
Balsy Hupys
Yong An
Louseboit
Bach Enrat
Iz A
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Jim Boyes
Pods
Bridget
Harlem
Brooklyn Bridge
Garax Bond
Hood
Ite
Wood
Dover
SH Nagaveakina
Ordovan
Fincoalfkangardol Rse
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BorsSoHon Lines
el Adios
Aggeore
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Mitchoman
Ate
Enuighnasp
Winslow
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