Reform Sermon by Dr Straton Alarms New York Church
Dr Straton urges a return to Bible literalism and warns against modern amusements. He portrays the church as a witness against worldly pleasures and favors open competition with outside agencies while stressing inner spiritual change over entertainment. He asserts happiness comes from inner forces, not pursuit of pleasure.
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Reforming World or Old Time Religion in City Church
Dr Straton leads a formal church formed nearly 1900 years ago praising the old time religion. The church, amid hotels and offices, has grown faster in members and finances than others of its denomination in the city. Straton, likened to Woodrow Wilson, denounces modern practices and calls himself a radical reactionary. A Chicago Daily News reporter, Timothy Bailey, notes tough conditions for reporters as rain falls on Ler Street.
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When the Cub Isn't Covering Assignments
A holiday humor column imagines a young man writing home about a Christmas gift, satire on politics, and playful jabs at figures like Underwood. It jokes about stocking funds and the season’s quirks, ending with a darkly facetious line about dealing with a wayward husband.
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
Advert promises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair quickly. It claims millions of bottles sold yearly and that one or two applications restore natural, lustrous black hair making users appear younger.
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